Kessingland Camping and Caravanning Club Site

A mile and a half from the beach, ideal for exploring the coast of Suffolk and Norfolk. Inland there are plenty of places to visit and you will be surrounded by wildlife, including the lions at the wildlife park next door. This Site has especially hard ground but is well drained. A fully functional disabled facilty for wheelchair users, including level access shower and equipment. Campers using the Kessingland Club Site can now enjoy unlimited access to the Africa Alive Park, adjacent to the site when purchasing a Visitor Passport. Further details may be obtained by contacting the site.

Africa Alive, a wildlife park, is next to the Site. It makes a great family day out, with lions, giraffes and rhinos. Walk through the village to Kessingland Beach, 1.5 miles from Site. Seals can often be seen on the sand banks. The pretty, unspoilt town of Southwold is to the south. Its lighthouse is open to visitors. The ancient town of Dunwich sank beneath the waves in the Middle Ages. Its history is told at the local museum near the beach. Bressingham is home to the Bressingham Gardens with over 8,000 species of flora and fauna on display. The Bressingham Collections includes four railways, a Victorian steam carousel and the National Dad’s Army collection.

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