Welcome to Birds & Bees Campsite

Although you are in a field with just a few people, approx 4 per field you still have some fabulous toilets, washing and shower facilities just a 100 yards away. These are spotless and because so few can be on the site then you never wait. Owners were helpful and their if needed but also non fussy. Area is Lovely, pub 0.8 miles away with great food. Only 10 miles out to the coast and I say the nicest part of Suffolk rather than the same old in southwold. This does get booked up with a lot of people returning so don’t think you can book last minute and get in. The site is also very respectful of families etc so drunk and rowdy with loud music will not be allowed so if this is you then book elsewhere. Incredibly safe environment for children with lots to do around the site, all areas are accessible away from any cars. All in all a great visit and thanks to the owners for hanging onto that off grid feel, environmentally friendly as it can be but also offering the option of warm showers and a kitchen if you just can’t manage the hole wild thing!

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Photo by Colin Thornton

Just back from an absolutely blissful couple of days at Birds & Bees. James and Emma have created an idyllic experience. Huge mown circles each with its own firepit are hewn from tall grass containing nesting song birds. There is lots of space between pitches and the overall feeling is of expansive relaxation. The facilities are superb. Modern clean showers & toilets, a functional kitchen area complete with fridge freezer (a pen and labels are thoughtfully supplied) and farm fresh eggs & meat are all available at “The Beehive” and there is is a beautifully decorated composting loo at the point the three meadows meet (never has defecating into a hole seemed so glamorous). Their No Dogs, No Cars on site rules appear draconian at first but within a few hours as your ears fill with bird song and little else you realise that they are vital to the experience. Emma and James are very welcoming themselves and manage to pull off the seemingly impossible dichotomy of being always instantly on hand and yet never intrusive. We had an absolutely blissful time and are eager to return.