Summer Holidays in Suffolk

Summer holidays are all about making the most of long hot days soaking up the sunshine, or on cooler days, ensuring that you have plenty to keep yourself entertained.

Potters Leisure Resort is the perfect destination to ensure that your summer holiday in Suffolk provides everything you will need to relax and recharge. The Resort has state of the art leisure facilities, non-stop entertainment and is surrounded by quiet countryside and a picturesque secluded beach - helping you make the most of your summer holiday in Suffolk whatever the weather.

Suffolk is a county associated with the sea, with some of the best beaches in the UK and can offer an unrivalled summer holiday experience for friends and family. Potters Leisure Resort has access to its own private beach, perfect for sunbathing or taking a dip in the sea.

Summer holidays in Suffolk aren't just about spending all your time the beach. Potters has some of the best entertainment facilities in the UK and has an international reputation for it shows and events.

Every evening there is entertainment for the guests, provided by either the in house entertainment team or touring companies. Throughout the day the staff put on a great range of activities to ensure that there is something for everyone - from bingo to badminton and steam rooms to squash.

Staying at Potters also offers the chance to visit some of Suffolk's fine attractions, heritage and countryside. If you want to experience the traditional seaside holiday then why not head down to the picturesque towns of Aldeburgh and Southwold. Time has stood still in these Georgian seaside retreats and you can still walk down the small windy streets and visit the local shops and restaurants.

If you are looking to experience some of the culture Suffolk holidays have to offer then the small villages in and around Constable Country, named after the UK's favourite painter, are definitely worth a visit. Lavenham, Bury St Edmonds and Long Melford are all very picturesque with a wealth of history surrounding the small towns that were the centre of the wool trade in the 16th century.

So come rain or shine, Potters really does have something for everyone.