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Woodbridge is a historic market town in Suffolk, England, situated on the River Deben. It is known for its tide mill, one of the few remaining working tide mills in the country, and its attractive waterfront. The town has a long history, with evidence of settlement dating back to Anglo-Saxon times.…

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About Woodbridge

Where to stay in Woodbridge

Woodbridge town centre. Stay in the heart of town to be within walking distance of the riverfront, shops, and restaurants.

Melton. A village on the opposite bank of the River Deben, offering a quieter setting with easy access to the train station and riverside walks.

Ufford. A nearby village with a rural atmosphere, home to a hotel and golf course, and just a short drive from Woodbridge.

Getting there and around

Woodbridge is accessible by road via the A12 from London and Ipswich, and by train on the East Suffolk Line, with regular services from Ipswich and Lowestoft. The nearest major airport is London Stansted, approximately 50 miles away. Within the town, local buses serve the surrounding areas, and the town centre is compact enough to explore on foot. Cycling is also popular, with routes along the Deben estuary.

When to go

The best time to visit Woodbridge is during the spring and summer months, from May to September, when the weather is mild and the riverside and nearby countryside are at their most pleasant. Summer also brings events such as the Woodbridge Festival. Autumn can be attractive with changing foliage, while winter is quieter but colder.

Questions, answered

What is Woodbridge known for?

Woodbridge is known for its working tide mill, historic waterfront, and proximity to Sutton Hoo, the Anglo-Saxon burial site.

How do I get to Woodbridge?

Woodbridge has a railway station on the East Suffolk Line, with trains from Ipswich and Lowestoft. By road, it is near the A12.

What is there to do in Woodbridge?

Visitors can explore the tide mill, walk along the River Deben, visit St Mary's Church, and take a short trip to Sutton Hoo.

Are there hotels in Woodbridge?

Yes, Woodbridge and its surroundings have a range of hotels, including several listed on our site.

Is Woodbridge near the coast?

Woodbridge is located on the River Deben, about 10 miles from the Suffolk coast at Felixstowe and Aldeburgh.

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