Neighbourhoods
It's a 20 minute walk into Bungay where you will find a range of independent retailers on Earsham Street, some great bakeries and cafes, Bigod's castles, charity shops on St Marys Street and a pharmacy should you need it.
There are some great pubs too, The Fleece for restaurant quality fine dining, the Green Dragon brews it's own beer and has a large beer garden and by the time you read this the Chequers may have reopened. The Three Tun's occasionally has music and is generally very quiet or really rowdy! The Queens Head in Earsham is less that two miles away and also brews it's own beer and if your timings are right you might see a barn owl en route!
The 'superstore' in Bungay is in fact a medium sized co-op sometimes referred to as the Rainbow, its a 5 minute walk up Hillside and the only place in town to get fuel for your car!
There's a play park next to the Doctors surgery on St Johns Street and the community centre is next door.
Take a detour into town via Falcom Meadow and cross the Waveney twice coming into Bungay via the painted houses of Bridge Street.
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Bungay
It's a 20 minute walk into Bungay where you will find a range of independent retailers on Earsham Street, some great bakeries and cafes, Bigod's castles, charity shops on St Marys Street and a pharmacy should you need it.
There are some great pubs too, The Fleece for restaurant quality fine dining, the Green Dragon brews it's own beer and has a large beer garden and by the time you read this the Chequers may have reopened. The Three Tun's occasionally has music and is generally very quiet or really rowdy! The Queens Head in Earsham is less that two miles away and also brews it's own beer and if your timings are right you might see a barn owl en route!
The 'superstore' in Bungay is in fact a medium sized co-op sometimes referred to as the Rainbow, its a 5 minute walk up Hillside and the only place in town to get fuel for your car!
There's a play park next to the Doctors surgery on St Johns Street and the community centre is next door.
Take a detour into town via Falcom Meadow and cross the Waveney twice coming into Bungay via the painted houses of Bridge Street.
Activities
This lido is fantastic, lane swimming for the serious, a slide and diving board for the adventurous, a small pool for younger visitors and splash pool for tiny tots. There's an outdoor gym and small playground too.
Definitely worth booking, they do sell walk in tickets but on sunny days expect long queues.
https://www.beccleslido.com
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Beccles Lido
PuddingmoorThis lido is fantastic, lane swimming for the serious, a slide and diving board for the adventurous, a small pool for younger visitors and splash pool for tiny tots. There's an outdoor gym and small playground too.
Definitely worth booking, they do sell walk in tickets but on sunny days expect long queues.
https://www.beccleslido.com
This place is a local family run campsite that also offers Canadian canoes, kayaks and paddle boards for hire. if you hire from them they also have the best swing rope over the river!
https://www.outneymeadow.co.uk/canoeing/
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Outney Meadow Caravan Park
This place is a local family run campsite that also offers Canadian canoes, kayaks and paddle boards for hire. if you hire from them they also have the best swing rope over the river!
https://www.outneymeadow.co.uk/canoeing/
Fancy a taking to the beach by horse - book up with the riding school at Pakefield. They also do lovely birthday celebrations for small ones if you have a pony mad small ones.
https://pakefieldridingschool.co.uk
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Pakefield Riding School
200a Carlton RdFancy a taking to the beach by horse - book up with the riding school at Pakefield. They also do lovely birthday celebrations for small ones if you have a pony mad small ones.
https://pakefieldridingschool.co.uk
Potton Hall Spa
Blythburgh RoadFor an alternative spa day Potton Hall can't be beaten.
https://potton-hall.co.uk
Fantastic for up close and personal tiger and crocodile feeding!!
https://www.thrigbyhall.com
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Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens
Fantastic for up close and personal tiger and crocodile feeding!!
https://www.thrigbyhall.com
With thousands of animals from around the world, set in over 100 acres of stunning Suffolk countryside, Africa Alive Zoological Reserve is the perfect place to connect with nature. Run by the charity, The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), everyone at the zoo is dedicated to preserving wild futures.
40mins by car from Bungay
If this leaves you wanting more check out their sister project at Banham Zoo.
https://www.zsea.org
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L-Afrika Tħobb!
Whites LaneWith thousands of animals from around the world, set in over 100 acres of stunning Suffolk countryside, Africa Alive Zoological Reserve is the perfect place to connect with nature. Run by the charity, The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), everyone at the zoo is dedicated to preserving wild futures.
40mins by car from Bungay
If this leaves you wanting more check out their sister project at Banham Zoo.
https://www.zsea.org
A great riverside pub but the real treat is going across the River Yare by chain ferry! It's worth a walk or drive into the riverside village of Reedham too and for those who like their ales brewed locally check out Humpty Dumpty Brewery.
https://www.reedhamferry.co.uk/chain-ferry/
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Reedham Ferry Touring Park
Ferry RoadA great riverside pub but the real treat is going across the River Yare by chain ferry! It's worth a walk or drive into the riverside village of Reedham too and for those who like their ales brewed locally check out Humpty Dumpty Brewery.
https://www.reedhamferry.co.uk/chain-ferry/
A fantastic coastal nature reserve, home of spring watch for many years. Great for bird watching with the chance of seeing the iconic avocet, hearing a bittern and much more. Marsh and beach walks and a pint at the Eels Foot!
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RSPB Minsmere
Sheepwash LaneA fantastic coastal nature reserve, home of spring watch for many years. Great for bird watching with the chance of seeing the iconic avocet, hearing a bittern and much more. Marsh and beach walks and a pint at the Eels Foot!
Food scene
Great cafe and the gateway to Bigod's Castle.
the menu is great for everyone but particularly for vegetarians and vegans.
https://www.bigodskitchen.com
Bigod's Kitchen
10 Castle OrchardGreat cafe and the gateway to Bigod's Castle.
the menu is great for everyone but particularly for vegetarians and vegans.
https://www.bigodskitchen.com
This much beloved cafe in the heart of Bungay serves up a great menu and has a lovely covered garden. Definitely best to book at peak times.
https://www.earshamstreetcafe.co.uk
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Earsham Street Cafe
11-13 Earsham StThis much beloved cafe in the heart of Bungay serves up a great menu and has a lovely covered garden. Definitely best to book at peak times.
https://www.earshamstreetcafe.co.uk
Award winning cheeses, raw milk and the best butter ever available direct from the farms very own vending machine!
https://fenfarmdairy.co.uk
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Fen Farm Dairy
Flixton RoadAward winning cheeses, raw milk and the best butter ever available direct from the farms very own vending machine!
https://fenfarmdairy.co.uk
Award winning pizza restaurant and takeaway. The restaurant is tiny so if you fancy eating in be sure to book.
https://www.suffolkstonehouse.co.uk
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Suffolk Stonehouse
18 St Mary's StAward winning pizza restaurant and takeaway. The restaurant is tiny so if you fancy eating in be sure to book.
https://www.suffolkstonehouse.co.uk
Sightseeing
From historic streets and castles, to bustling independent shops and eateries. Norwich is bursting with stories to tell; past, present and future. Unique, beautiful, and intriguing, there’s a whole host of must-visit locations and iconic buildings to discover here.
Norwich Castle, Museum & Art Gallery
Norwich Markets
Norwich Lanes
Elm Hill
Norwich Cathedral
Cathedral of St John the Baptist
Plantation Garden
UEA & Sainsbury's Centre for Visual Arts
Whittlingham County Park
Mousehold Heath
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Norwich
From historic streets and castles, to bustling independent shops and eateries. Norwich is bursting with stories to tell; past, present and future. Unique, beautiful, and intriguing, there’s a whole host of must-visit locations and iconic buildings to discover here.
Norwich Castle, Museum & Art Gallery
Norwich Markets
Norwich Lanes
Elm Hill
Norwich Cathedral
Cathedral of St John the Baptist
Plantation Garden
UEA & Sainsbury's Centre for Visual Arts
Whittlingham County Park
Mousehold Heath
Beach
Dunwich beach is fantastic whether you park up at the National Trusts coastguard cottages and combine it with a scone and walk on the heathlands or park in the village and take in the ruins and a pint at the Ship Inn - make it work your way!
45mins by car
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National Trust - Dunwich Heath u Beach
Minsmere RoadDunwich beach is fantastic whether you park up at the National Trusts coastguard cottages and combine it with a scone and walk on the heathlands or park in the village and take in the ruins and a pint at the Ship Inn - make it work your way!
45mins by car
Southwold has the perfect mix of beach and town. A huge beach that stretches from the pier to Gunhill for kite flying, sandcastle making, swimming, stone painting, glass collecting, walking and more.
There is a speedboat called the Voyager too but I've never quite gotten to that and a little row boat ferry that takes you across the river to the pretty little seaside village of Walberswick.
Southwold has a range of excellent eateries, independent retailers, galleries and gift shops.
Fish and Chips here are great from anyone but I prefer mine from Mrs T's sat in the harbour listening to the masts and sail lines clinking. A great place to watch the sun go down over Walberswick and the marshes too.
My all time favourite ice cream is H&J (now available in Norwich, Beccles and Aldeburgh too!).
There is plenty of free parking at Southwold but you may have to circle a few times at peak periods to find a spot. Paid for parking at the the pier.
30 mins by car.
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Southwold
Southwold has the perfect mix of beach and town. A huge beach that stretches from the pier to Gunhill for kite flying, sandcastle making, swimming, stone painting, glass collecting, walking and more.
There is a speedboat called the Voyager too but I've never quite gotten to that and a little row boat ferry that takes you across the river to the pretty little seaside village of Walberswick.
Southwold has a range of excellent eateries, independent retailers, galleries and gift shops.
Fish and Chips here are great from anyone but I prefer mine from Mrs T's sat in the harbour listening to the masts and sail lines clinking. A great place to watch the sun go down over Walberswick and the marshes too.
My all time favourite ice cream is H&J (now available in Norwich, Beccles and Aldeburgh too!).
There is plenty of free parking at Southwold but you may have to circle a few times at peak periods to find a spot. Paid for parking at the the pier.
30 mins by car.
This is the south end of Lowestoft and easier to access from Bungay. The beach is great and if you want the offerings of a traditional seaside town amusement arcades, donuts, candy floss etc its a mile walk along the promenade.
I love the beach here and enjoy the Jolly Sailors for a pint and pub grub, Pakefield Plaice for fish and chips and Zaks at Sunrise for a beachside pitstop.
There is some free parking and plenty of paid for parking.
30mins by car from Bungay
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Pakefield Plaice
65 Pakefield StThis is the south end of Lowestoft and easier to access from Bungay. The beach is great and if you want the offerings of a traditional seaside town amusement arcades, donuts, candy floss etc its a mile walk along the promenade.
I love the beach here and enjoy the Jolly Sailors for a pint and pub grub, Pakefield Plaice for fish and chips and Zaks at Sunrise for a beachside pitstop.
There is some free parking and plenty of paid for parking.
30mins by car from Bungay