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Lakeside Lodge, Saxmundham
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Short breaks welcome all year round, minimum 3 nights in peak season.
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About the property
As you arrive at the park, you will see signposts directing you to the Lakeside area and two designated parking spaces to the left of the lodge.
The lodge features a large wraparound deck providing access to the veranda from both the side and patio doors. You enter through a small utility room with ample storage space.
The interior boasts a spacious open-plan kitchen, lounge, and dining area. The lounge/diner includes a modern contemporary fireplace, free-standing furniture, a large corner sofa with an additional 2-seater, a wall-mounted 49″ TV with USB charging points, integrated Bluetooth speakers, and high speed internet.
The fully integrated kitchen features stylish units and open-plan work surfaces with an island. It includes a range-style oven and hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher, coffee machine, iron and ironing board, and washing machine.
The master bedroom offers a comfortable king-size bed with hotel-quality linen, fitted bedroom furniture, a walk-in wardrobe, an en-suite bathroom, and an additional TV and DVD player. The twin/double bedrooms include full-size single beds and wardrobe hanging space. The modern main bathroom features a full-size family bath, sink, and WC.
The private deck, complete with luxury outdoor furniture, serves as a practical outdoor relaxation area and a fantastic sun terrace.
Additional amenities include central heating, double-glazed doors and windows, superfast Internet, parking for two cars directly outside, and access to a well-stocked fishing lake. You also have access to an indoor pool, gym, adventure playground, clubhouse, restaurant, bar, crazy golf, and gaming area. The outdoor pool is open from 10th April to 5th September. There is an on-site launderette and mini-mart.
Please note:
- The gated holiday park is especially appealing to anglers, with a variety of species available, including carp up to 40 lbs, and regular fishing tournaments.
- A rod license is required.
- A fishing pass is £10 per day, sunrise to sunset.
- If you wish to use the on-site facilities, you can purchase a pass from reception, upon arrival. The costs for these are: 3 or 4 days off peak @ £15 adult, £10 child. 7 days off peak £40 adult and £25 child. Off PEAK 7 nights £25 adult £15 child.
- The park is closed mid January to end of February.
- Access to indoor pool, gym, adventure playground, clubhouse, restaurant, bar, crazy golf, and gaming area
- Outdoor pool open 10th April – 5th September
- On site launderette and mini mart
Saxmundham and local area
Carlton Meres is a haven for lovers of natural beauty, nestled in an ancient woodland teeming with diverse wildlife. This picturesque park offers a serene escape into nature’s splendor. Within easy reach, you’ll find the stunning Suffolk Heritage Coastal Region, home to several charming towns and villages that each offer unique experiences.
Saxmundham, a historic market town, serves as a gateway to the Heritage Coast. Its quaint streets are lined with independent shops, cafes, and a weekly market, making it a lovely spot to explore and soak in the local culture.
Aldeburgh, famed for its pebble beach and vibrant arts scene, is a coastal gem. Visitors can enjoy fresh seafood, including the town’s famous fish and chips, and explore the Aldeburgh Museum housed in the 16th-century Moot Hall. The Aldeburgh Festival, founded by composer Benjamin Britten, attracts music lovers from around the world.
Just north of Aldeburgh lies Thorpeness, a whimsical village with a unique charm. Known for its enchanting Meare, a man-made boating lake inspired by J.M. Barrie’s “Peter Pan,” and the iconic House in the Clouds, Thorpeness offers a magical escape for families and romantics alike.
Snape is another cultural hotspot, home to the renowned Snape Maltings. This arts complex hosts concerts, exhibitions, and shops set against the backdrop of beautiful marshlands. It’s a must-visit for those interested in the arts and nature, offering year-round events and activities.
Walberswick, famed as the official home of “The British Open Crabbing Championship,” is an idyllic village perfect for a leisurely day out. With its sandy beaches, charming cottages, and a couple of lovely pubs, it’s a quintessential Suffolk destination.
Southwold, with its iconic lighthouse and colorful beach huts, epitomizes the charm of the English seaside. The town boasts a bustling pier, a range of boutique shops, and the famous Adnams Brewery, where visitors can enjoy tours and tastings. Southwold’s mix of natural beauty and vibrant community makes it a favorite among visitors.
For history enthusiasts, the majestic Framlingham and Orford Castles are must-visit landmarks. Framlingham Castle, with its impressive curtain walls, offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, while Orford Castle’s unique polygonal keep provides a fascinating glimpse into medieval architecture and history.
Whether you’re exploring ancient ruins, enjoying coastal vistas, or immersing yourself in the local culture and arts, Carlton Meres serves as the perfect gateway to Suffolk’s rich natural and historical heritage.
Address & Directions
Carlton Meres Holiday Park
Rendham Road
Carlton
Saxmundham
IP17 2QP
