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Go Ape - Thetford
High Lodge Forest Centre, Santon Downham, East Anglia, IP27 0AF
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Holiday studio cottages available
We are sorry but electric cars cannot be charged on this CL.
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0.5 acres
Some sloping pitches
Electric amperage: 16
Nearby
Great savings on days out
Offers available to Club members
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Adventure
East of England Land Rover Experience
Shire Farm, Uppingham Road, Rockingham, East Midlands, LE16 8TP
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Experience the challenges, fun and adventure of driving a Land Rover off-road on an extensive and varied course. Drive the latest Land Rover models over rough terrain, steep inclines and deep rutted tracks. Try a 1 hour taster session or enjoy a 1/2 or full day adventure. Need help with towing, hitching or any other trailer skills? Take a look at the professional training courses. Call 01536 772238 for more infomation.
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Camboats
Jesus Lock, Jesus Green (City), Chesterton Road, Cambridgeshire, East Anglia, CB4 3AN and CB5 8SX
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Award-winning Narrowboat and Eco Solar-Electric Catamaran boat trips on the River Cam in Cambridge. 45 minute Public Hop-On tours or Private Bespoke bookings, from one hour to a whole day. Full up-to-date details of routes, times and availability on www.camboats.co.uk.
Two for the price of one or 20% family discount - Pre-booking required.
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- IP30 9QR
- GPS:
- Lat 52.228001 / Lon 0.899955
- OS field ref:
- TL984627
- OS map ref:
- 155
Transport links
- Nearest port: Harwich (27 miles)
- Nearest train station: Elmswell
- Train station within 5 miles
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Enjoyable 3 night stay
We received a very warm welcome from David, who soon presented us with a tray of tea, delicious chocolate biscuits and an orange juice for our grandson.
Site kept well, adjacent to their well rated Guest House. Easy access to the surrounding area, via the A14 which is easily accessible from the site.
Despite some road noise, the site and hospitality out weighed this.
Very enjoyable stay, we even left with a box of pears! We will definitely be back.
sidsid50
Reviewed on 23/08/2020 18:16
A warm welcome.
We decided a few days in Suffolk would be good and chose 'Bury St. Edmunds' area & as our base, Kiln Farm guest house CL. We chose well. Mr Copeman welcomed us as soon as we arrived and offered us tea/coffee. What a lovely surprise & kind thought..it was most welcome, something we were both ready to have after our journey.
The site is as the photographs suggest running slightly downhill from the guest house entrance. However, the grass is well maintained & although we needed some slight levelling of the van, it wasn't a big problem. The facilities are all near the house & easily marked, visible & well maintained.
Access to the site is a little 'tricky' as it lies off quite a narrow road and although the entrance to the site is plenty wide enough, because of the road, a large outfit might find it an issue. The other concern we had was getting to the site & found the instructions a bit confusing. Coming off the A14 [Ipswich direction] to the roundabout given in the instructions,you need to go right around it and exit as if going back onto the A14 [Ipswich direction].KILN LANE is within 50m. of this exit on the left...so easy when you know !! As stated, it is a narrow twisting lane to the site but certainly not a big problem if cautious..as always.. to possible on coming traffic.
The other point to make is the constant road noise from the A14. It settled for a few hours during the night but was always in the back ground, however this didn't stop us sleeping & we
just became accustomed to it.
Mr Copeman is very welcoming and was happy for us to choose our site & 'pitch up' as we liked. The guest house offers plenty of brochures for visiting the area & he was very helpful when we wanted to find local pubs with good food within a 10 mile radius of the site. We chose the Gardeners Arms Tostock..a very down to earth inn with good hot pub grub.. nothing pretentious.
This is a lovely CL .& can be easily recommended & we would happily return when staying in the area .
Perfect
We were welcomed by Dave, whose first words were can I get you a tea or coffee, a great welcome.We chose our pitch,Then went off to wool pit for a walk,3 hrs later after following various footpaths and enjoying the scenery we returned to the site, very peaceful with great views.Would definitely recommend.
very nice
This was our third CL on joining the CC. Our welcome was so friendly and was given a choose of spot to pitch. A slight slope but we wanted to try our folding camper on a slope and must report no problem at all. The site was well maintained and peaceful only for if you listen for the near by A14, as we live near a main road we didn't hear anything. Number 2 son was so excited to hear that a dear visits daily to eat on the apples left out by the CL owners, we didn't get to see the deer in the evening but in the morning whilst out on a walk did see a few, Badger hair found on sit so guess Mr Badger will soon make an appearance for the apples too. The road in is a single road so put faith in the one on coming car we saw to make adjustments. A well recommended site.
