Stay in the heart of Suffolk’s Heritage Coast

Peaceful cottages and countryside camping surrounded by wildlife, walking trails, and wide open skies.

Welcome to Croft Farm Snape – your peaceful Countryside Escape on the Suffolk Heritage Coast.

Discover peaceful dog friendly self-catering holiday cottages and a relaxed, dog friendly campsite at Croft Farm Snape. Set in beautiful Suffolk countryside, our location is ideal for exploring the coast at Aldeburgh, Southwold and Dunwich, visiting historic attractions like Sutton Hoo and Framlingham Castle, and enjoying miles of walking and cycling routes from your door. Check out our guides which can be downloaded for free.

Whether you’re planning a family holiday, a rural break with friends, or a cosy weekend escape for two, Snape offers the perfect base to unwind and explore.

From Working Farm to Peaceful Retreat

Tucked away on the edge of the village of Snape, Croft Farm has been welcoming guests for over 30 years.

Once a working farm, it’s now home to beautifully restored cottages and a small, peaceful campsite. A place to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with nature.

Every stay here is defined by simplicity: the sound of birds in the morning, the quiet of star-filled skies at night, and the easy access to miles of Suffolk’s most scenic walking routes.

Discover what’s in the area

Immerse yourself in local experiences and natural beauty.

Scenic walking and cycling trails

Miles of paths wind through woodlands and open countryside in this historic area of outstanding beauty.

The tranquil village of Snape is a great base for walkers and cyclists, with the Suffolk Coastal Cycle Route passing nearby, with the Tour de France and Tour of Britain passing through the village of the last few years. Within Tunstall and Rendlesham Forest there are mountain biking trails on offer, with bomb craters and sand pits providing some challenging terrain.

Heritage Sites

From Roman traders and Anglo-Saxon kings to Viking raiders, medieval castles and Cold War defences, the Suffolk Heritage Coast is a landscape shaped by more than 2,000 years of history.

Just minutes from Croft Farm Snape lie some of England’s most remarkable heritage sites — the royal burial mounds of Sutton Hoo, the great fortress walls of Framlingham Castle, the mysterious keep at Orford, and the haunting remains of Dunwich, a once-great medieval city lost to the sea.

Suffolk Favourites

The Suffolk coast is as well known for its food and drink as it is for its landscape — from traditional village pubs to nationally recognised dining destinations.

Just minutes from Croft Farm Snape you’ll find welcoming local favourites including The Golden Key, The Crown, and The Plough and Sail — all are dog friendly and offer relaxed atmospheres, seasonal menus and the kind of warm hospitality that defines rural Suffolk.

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Discover our local walking guides

Download guided routes through our favourite coastal and countryside walks.

Why Stay with Us

We’ve shaped Croft Farm around the things we love most about Suffolk. Here are just a few reasons our guests keep coming back.

Dog Friendly

Your four-legged friends are always welcome, with walks starting right from your doorstep.

Local Pubs Nearby

Two welcoming pubs within walking distance. Perfect after a day on the trails.

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Endless walks

Step straight onto the Sandlings Walk and explore miles of coastal and countryside trails.

Field Landscape within Suffolk

Big skies and dark nights

Your four-legged friends are always welcome, with walks starting right from your doorstep.

Wildlife all around

Spot deer, owls, and marsh harriers without leaving the farm.

Heritage at heart

Stay in lovingly restored farm buildings with a history dating back over 30 years.

Castle in Suffolk

Close to the coast

Just four miles from the sea and the beauty of the Suffolk Heritage Coast.

Suffolk beach landscape

What our guests say

We have spent a lovely week at The Granary and have really enjoyed exploring some of the lovely beaches and forest walks in the area. Rendlesham Forest and Dunwich Heath were particularly good and provided lovely walks which we and my very energetic cocker spaniel thoroughly enjoyed. The Granary was perfect and in a lovely quiet location from where one could walk without getting into the car. Our hosts were friendly and very helpful. I would certainly recommend this property and would be very happy to stay there again.

Kathleen

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