Log cabin breaks in Suffolk

A log cabin holiday in Suffolk set in the midst of Suffolk's natural beauty offers cosiness and tranquillity.

 

Where is the best place to stay on a self-catering holiday to Suffolk?

So you have chosen to come on holiday to the quaint county of Suffolk, where the coast meets exciting heritage, heaths and wonderful woodland areas such as Thetford Forest – but where to stay? Renting a log cabin in Suffolk is a fantastic way of doing something different, and there are plenty of these types of wooden accommodations available to rent for the perfect break with your loved ones.

Most are sited in rural areas good for birdwatching and Suffolk's coast has nature reserves at Orford, Dunwich and RSPB Minsmere.

Another possible pine lodge location is beside golf courses in Suffolk and the accommodation is usually let to golfers and their families. There are various glof courses dotted around Suffolk, the larger ones are at: Woodbridge, Stoke by Nayland, Felixstowe, Thorpeness, Southwold, Beccles Common, Royal Worlington and Newmarket and Flempton.

Where can I find log cabins to rent in Suffolk?

Log cabins can be found buried in the heart of woodlands such as Rendlesham Forest near Woodbridge or Tunstall Forest near Wickham Market, and staying in one of these beautiful accommodations is a great way of immersing yourself in the Suffolk landscapes around you. These log cabins merge into the scenery as their wooden exteriors blend perfectly amongst the trees. You couldl be awoken by the calming sounds of bird song. However, these wooden recreational buildings are so well insulated that you might not hear a thing until you open your windows and door in the morning.

What are the log cabins like on the inside?

The inside of these log cabins is just as lovely as the outside, keeping with the wooden theme. There are beams running along the ceilings and cosy log fires to sit by with a book on rainy afternoons or colder nights. The cabins come with spacious bedrooms, living areas with TVs and DVD players, stylish bathrooms - some with a hot tub, and private gardens.

A sauna could be another desirable amenity in a pine lodge. There is often decking or a patio area with garden table and chairs to allow guest to enjoy the outside and the views.

The décor much depends on the personal style of the owner. Generally, people try to make them as attractive and homely as possible to welcome potential guests.

The important rules of self-catering are to provide:

truly comfortable beds,

powerful showers and full-size baths,

plenty of seating,

modern kitchens that have sufficient clean, good quality crockery, cutlery and utensils for holiday living.

What are the best way to enjoy a log cabin holiday in Suffolk?

Often, there are brilliant Suffolk Holidays trails close to the log cabins in these woodlands, where you can take relaxing strolls or more challenging hikes before retreating back to your accommodation. Unwinding in the heart of the forest after a day of exploring what Suffolk has to offer is a fantastic way of spending an evening with your loved ones.