Cakes and Ale Holiday Park

Cakes and Ale Holiday Park

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Cakes and Ale Holiday Park

Set in lovely Suffolk scenery between Aldeburgh and Southwold, Cakes and Ale Holiday Park is an oasis of peace that offers quality facilities. They are set just minutes from the Minsmere bird sanctuary and the ancient monument of Leiston Abbey.

Cakes and Ale Holiday Park is the perfect base for exploring the Suffolk Heritage coast. You can also just sit back and relax and enjoy the site's surroundings.

They welcome touring caravans, motor homes and tents. A majority of their pitches have hard standing, electrical hook-up points, water and waste water connections. They have wide tarmac drives and car parking adjacent to your pitch.

Cakes and Ale Holiday Park also has a variety of lodges and caravan holiday homes for sale and for hire.

Guests can enjoy the peace of the countryside and still stay in touch using the site's wireless networking which covers all of their holiday homes.

OUT AND ABOUT

One of Britain's finest landscapes, The Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty covers 150 square miles of land and it includes wildlife-rich wetlands, ancient heaths, windswept shingle beaches and historic towns and villages. Along the coastal paths there are some lovely walks and cycle routes as well as many other footpaths and bridleways. Less than 7 miles away from the site you can sail on the River Alde.

ALDEBURGH: This is a pretty seaside town with bijou shopping, art galleries and restaurants that is only 5 ½ miles away from the site. It has a great Blue Flag shingle beach and fisherman huts that sell freshly caught fish daily.

ORFORD: This is a small town that is popular with visitors because of its castle, church, smokehouse and quayside. It is located just south of Aldeburgh. It was an important port and fishing village in the Middle Ages. The area's main geographical feature is Orford Ness which is a long, wide shingle spit at the mouth of the Ore. It is now a nature reserve run by the National Trust.

SNAPE: This is a small village that is known for the Maltings which are a set of 19th century buildings that were built on the banks of the River Alde for the malting of barley. These buildings have since been partially restored and converted into shops, galleries and a concert hall. Snape is near Aldeburgh and is only 6 miles away from the site.

THORPENESS: This is a small coastal village that is popular for its beach, amenities and sights. Visitors can see the "House in the Clouds", a boating mere and a challenging golf course. Thorpeness is just about 4 miles away from the site.

RSPB MINSMERE: This is great for serious bird watchers and those who simply enjoy the countryside. Visitors might catch a glimpse of the bittern or marsh harrier. It is less than 4 miles from the site.

DIRECTIONS:

Take the B1122 into Saxmundham from the A12. At traffic lights turn right onto the B1119 after 3 miles Cakes and Ale is then sign posted.

Visit the Cakes and Ale Holiday Park website for further information

Cakes and Ale Holiday Park

Cakes and Ale Holiday Park

Abbey Lane

Theberton

Suffolk

IP16 4TE

Abbey Lane
Theberton
Suffolk
IP16 4TE
United Kingdom

How to Book

Phone: 01728 831655
Email: reception@cakesandale.co.uk
Website: www.cakesandale.co.uk
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