The Long Shop Museum
A museum with a wide range of industrial and agricultural machinery, steam engines and electric vehicles.
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Set within the ground of a bucolic, 100 acre working family farm, here at White House Farm Sibton we offer our guests an idyllic and tranquil base from which to explore the picturesque Suffolk countryside and Heritage Coast.
Located on a well maintained secluded lawn area nestled amongst the trees, each of our 5 pitches have electrical hook up and plenty of space for awnings, tables and chairs.
From £4 per day you can enjoy fishing in our small yet beautiful lake or simply wile away the hours on its banks keeping watch for our resident kingfishers. As the evening draws in, our majestic barn owl might just treat you to a flyover!
We welcome both families and couples alike and well behaved, sociable dogs will enjoy taking walks with you around our marked farm trails.
Things move at a gentler pace here at the farm and many of our returning guests come to simply relax in the peace and quiet and surround themselves with nature. However, should you wish to explore your surroundings a little more there is no shortage of breath taking natural beauty, history, culture and activities to discover.
The Surrounding Area
Little over a mile from our location is the sleepy parish of Sibton, you will find the charming village of Peasenhall with its renowned deli and café, Emmetts, a Post Office, village stores, exceptional local butchers and a tearoom. A further 2 minu7te drive will steer you to the front door of our nearest pub, The White Horse, a sixteenth century free-house serving an extensive award winning menu and a great selection of beers.
A four mile drive will take you to Saxmundham, the nearest town, which offers 2 supermarket, Indian and Chinese restaurants, and a selection of independent shops and cafes.
Just 15 minutes away you can discover the famous Snape Maltings on the River Alde, a beautiful arts complex and concert hall with lovely shops and eateries from where you can take boat rides and walks around the estuary to explore the wildlife.
A scenic 20 minute drive will lead you to the stunning Heritage Coastline, where fresh fish shacks, boat rides and beach huts can be found in abundance; Aldeburgh, a stylish seaside resort famed for its annual music festival and carnival. Southwold, an unspoilt seaside town with traditional pier, family friendly beach and home to our favourite tipple, Adnams. Walberswick, at the mouth of the river Blythe with unspoilt, wild sandy beaches and RSPB Minsmere, a conservation area of outstanding natural beauty, home to Springwatch and recognised for its many species of birds and wildlife.
Whether you wish to spend your stay exploring our wonderful county, or just relaxing on our lovely site, we really look forward to welcoming you to stay with us!
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Latest arrival time: 12:00 AM
Latest departure time: 12:00 PM
0.5 acres
Electric amperage: 16
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Lee and Rayleen Jones
Reviewed: 26/05/2025 16:39
This is an absolute gem of a cl site. Set in one of the most tranquil areas of Suffolk I think I've ever been to. Easy access on and off the A12, and lots of lovely places to see nearby. The welcome from the owners is amazing, especially... Show more
IntensiveCareNurse
Reviewed: 05/10/2024 09:29
Came to Suffolk for the first time to hike in the county and came across this gem of a site which is run by the lovely Gus and his daughter Claire. The first thing I'll say is that I've stayed at a great many sites but this for me was a... Show more
George
Reviewed: 07/07/2024 20:52
Well what an idyllic site. So quiet and beautifully maintained. Gus was so welcoming and interesting to talk to. Lovely walk round the lake. Didn't see the owl, but did have 6 guinea fowl walk past! Would certainly stay again if we are in the area.
cassidygirl
Reviewed: 15/06/2018 20:56
Arrived to find we were the only ones there and were amazed as we immediately realised what a lovely site it was. Each pitch was clearly marked out and there was plenty of room and it faced the lovely lake which was full of fish and a fishermans delight. Of... Show more
wolf1
Reviewed: 15/09/2017 22:51
We went in May and cancelled our August holiday elsewhere to go back. I think what others have said I can only repeat and say you cant get better. We will be back next year. Dennis Sheffield
Humbersteve
Reviewed: 02/09/2017 13:57
What a brilliant site.warm welcome,loads of walks easy to get to places, what more do you need. Second time I have been here and will come again.
LMB
Reviewed: 10/07/2017 21:39
The only thing i didnt like about our short stay at White Horse Farm is that i couldnt stay longer . The pitches are faily level on very well kept grass ,with ample space . The fishing is good . Gus and his family are the perfect hosts . There is... Show more
AP162
Reviewed: 31/05/2017 12:47
We have just returned from 2 wonderful nights at May Bank holiday weekend. Gus and his family are wonderfully friendly and the site is so peaceful and idyllic! Star gazing was amazing! A clean, tidy and well kept site, with a lake and lots of wildlife. ... Show more
Tintopper
Reviewed: 30/08/2016 00:28
Just returned home from a 2 week stay at this lovely CL. There are farm trails to explore around the site, a large fishing lake and a farmer who makes you feel very welcome. During our stay, we became friends with this charming man and his family. The site itself... Show more
Paulles
Reviewed: 28/06/2016 11:51
A small farm where the owners make you welcome. Nearby Peasenhall has a good shop and excellent butcher. Ask where the pubs are (there are some good ones within a couple of miles but you will have to drive). The perfect break with big skies and barn owls. Farm trail... Show more
Lee and Rayleen Jones
Reviewed: 26/05/2025 16:39
This is an absolute gem of a cl site. Set in one of the most tranquil areas of Suffolk I think I've ever been to. Easy access on and off the A12, and lots of lovely places to see nearby. The welcome from the owners is amazing, especially Gus, these...