Woodbridge cottage holidays Holiday rentals - self catering cottages to rent in Woodbridge

Woodbridge is a historic market town located 8 miles off the coast along the river Deben and opposite the enchanting Rendlesham Forest. Woodbridge has a rich maritime history of sail, rope making and boat building that dates back to the Middle Ages which is no surprise given its proximity to the historic naval town of Ipswich.

Whilst a small town, Woodbride has fantastic shops and there is a good selection of excellent pubs and restaurants. Being on the edge of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, renting a cottage in Woodbridge gives you the freedom to explore the Suffolk Coast and tourist attractions including some major archaeological sites of the Anglo-Saxon period along with the Sutton Hoo burial ship.

At a glance...
Restaurants 20+
Cycle paths & walks
Local markets
Rendlesham Forest
Family friendly
Car recommended
Nearest beach (8 miles)
Local airport Norwich (60 miles)
Nearest major airport Stanstead (62 miles)
Nearest train station Woodbridge (GA)

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Things to see and do in Woodbridge

Woodbridge and the surrounding area is full of interesting villages, open coastline and countryside to explore. Rendlesham Forest is located just under 1km from town where there are scenic walks and biking trails, a bike park and scupltures in Tangham Wood.

A few suggestions...
Spend a day at Bawdsey beach (12 miles)
Watersports
Tide Mill musuem
National Trust Sutton Hoo
Easton farm park
Orford Ness Nature Reserve
Day trip to the seaside resort of Aldeburgh and see the pier
Take a cruise on the River Deben
bawdsey beach near woodbridge on river deben

Our view on Woodbridge

We think Woodbridge is a magical holiday destination with great shopping, pubs and restaurants on the edge of an area of outstanding natural beauty. With spectacular countryside, beautiful coastline and golden beaches, Woodbridge is an ideal cottage holiday rental destination where you can relax and enjoy the slow pace of East Anglian life.