Little Klabang Farm is back to basics camping in Suffolk.

Located in rural Suffolk countryside within easy reach to the coast.

We have several open meadows, surrounded by trees.

Ideal for families, we have lots of space between the pitches, with large pitches – in quieter periods you are encouraged to spread out and camp where you like.

We encourage campfires; bring your own firewood or buy from us.

Only a short walk to the village of Laxfield offering two pubs, a convenience store and a hardware shop.

We have 4 hot showers, separate ladies and gents loos and an outside washing up area.

We allow dogs on the lead.

We do not allow amplified music.

We welcome tenters, camper vans and caravans but we do not have electrical hook-ups.

Kids

We are a kid-friendly site. There’s trees to climb, dens to make and lots to explore.

Animals

We have free roaming chickens with their eggs for sale (When we can find were they are laying!)

Well behaved dogs are most welcome but only on the lead (and with tidy owners).

Campfires

Camping really isn’t camping without a campfire. Bring your own or buy from us.

Bell Tents

For those who like to travel light we have four 5 metre pre-erected bell tents. Set in their own clearing within the orchard, each can accommodate 4 comfortably. (2-night minimum stay)

Bell-tents come with a double mattress, two single roll-out mattresses and their own bedding. They each have their own cooking facilities and fire pit, use of a toilet, separate from the main campsite, washing up facilities and fridge/freezer.

Our Village and Local Area

Laxfield is an ancient Saxon village in North Suffolk; listed in the Doomsday book as having 7 beehives, 392 sheep, 20 beasts, 37 pigs, 23 goats! We even have our own Museum.

There two Pubs within walking distance of the site which both serve great food and excellent ales.

The Kings Head (Low House)  is well-renowned for its beers and unique tap-room.

And the Royal Oak which serves great pub food including take-away fish and chips.

The village shop, well stocked for groceries and drinks is open from 6am — 10pm every day.

Neil Grayston’s hardware shop sells pretty much everything else! (he closes at 12).

There are pleasant cycle routes and footpaths direct from the campsite, almost all ending up at a pub. Within 3 miles you can visit the villages of Badingham (The White Horse), and Huntingfield (The Huntingfield Arms).

The medieval market town of Framlingham is 10 mins drive away. It has several good pubs (The Crown and the Station ) and a fresh food market every Saturday. The castle (on the hill) is well worth a visit.

The nearest coast at Dunwich is 25mins drive with Walberswick and Southwold 5 and 10mins further on.

Slightly further afield is Woodbridge (30mins) which has a fantastic old cinema and just on from there is Orford and Aldeburgh.

Norwich and Thetford forest are within an hours drive.