Abbey View Lodges
These beautiful lodges offer the perfect place for couples and families to relax and unwind. The rural lodges are situated just two miles from a pretty shingle beach, nestled in the Suffolk countryside with views of the impressive 14th Century abbey ruins. These lodges are recommended for those looking to enjoy private hot tubs and wonderful walks from the doorstep.
Close by the mock Tudor coastal village of Thorpeness and popular fishing town of Aldeburgh are easy to reach and offer a good range of shops and places to eat. The famous Snape Maltings concert hall and sailing opportunities can also be found within 4 miles. The superb Heritage town of Southwold and the glorious beach at Walberswick are within 12 miles. Walking, cycling, fishing and golf can all be found locally.
Accommodation at Abbey View is spacious and comfortable. All of the lodges have private outdoor hot tubs and well equipped kitchens with microwave and dishwasher. The Minsmere lodge is perfect for a couple with one double four poster bed and corner spa bath. The Avocet has one double four poster bed and one twin bedroom as well as a sauna. The Abbey View Lodge is larger making it a good option for families. This lodge has three bedrooms, a washing machine and private hot tub.
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Park Facilities
Additional charges may apply for some facilities
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Accommodation at Abbey View Lodges
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Sleeps
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SanderlingLuxury lodge with one double and one twin. Sauna/shower room corner spa bath. Outdoor hot tub.
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4 |
WoodpeckerLuxury lodge with one double and one twin. Corner spa bath with separate shower. Outdoor hot tub. Sauna.
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Abbey ViewTimber lodge. One double with four poster bed and ensuite shower and two twin. Bath with overhead shower. Washing machine. Outdoor hot tub.
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Sleeps
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AvocetLuxury lodge. One double with four poster bed and one twin. Sauna/shower room corner spa bath. Outdoor hot tub.
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Sleeps
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MinsmereLuxury lodge. One double with four poster bed. Sauna/shower room corner spa bath. Outdoor hot tub. Adults only.
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Abbey View Lodges Holiday Reviews
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Fun Days Out in Suffolk
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This amazing owl sanctuary located in the Stowmarket area of Suffolk should be high on your list of places to visit in the area. The attraction is also a registered charity and carries out important work in the care & rehabilitation of owls from the region. The sanctuary also raises awareness of owl conservation throughout the UK. Between April and the end of September there are two superb flying displays each day so you should try and make your visit coincide with one of these displays if you can.
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This is a museum with a difference and a must see if you are into horse racing. You can take guided tours around the museum or choose to wander round yourself admiring the exhibits. New for 2010 is a Junior Fun Tour which is ideal for children. Simply ask the gallery staff for a Fun Tour pack when you enter the museum and kids can answer questions and spot clues and tips on the way round. One of the most popular recent exhibitions is the Thoroughbred: State of the Art exhibition in Gallery 5 on until 31st October. Check out their websites for the latest exhibitions.
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This is one of the most exciting attractions in the region and ideal for family days out. Located in Lowestoft in Suffolk this attraction is easy to get to. Some of the highlights include the daily feeding talks as well as the animal encounter sessions. Younger children in particular would enjoy Africa Alive! In addition to the animals there is an adventure play area called Africa Farm Barn and an indoor play area known as The Wild Zone. Recent exciting events at the park include the birth of a baby Zebra.
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