West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village is an archaeological site and an open-air museum located near to West Stow in Suffolk, eastern England. Evidence for …
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Nov 24, 2024
Never been anywhere that I’ve been made to feel so unwelcome. Toilets have no heating or hot water to wash your hands. One hut clearly missing yet no explanation given. Full review by Caravanwoman
Oct 29, 2024
We really enjoyed our visit. You could make this a quick visit or really take your time and still have a great experience either way. The site was under some renovation as a couple of places were clo… Full review by Katevw1990
Oct 15, 2024
We had a lovely visit seeing the village and the kids loved exploring with the reenactment and going into the huts. The only disappointment was the welcome from the lady on the desk. When we arrived… Full review by Maddy B
It's free to go into the actual country park, but if you would to go into the actual Anglo-Saxon village, the prices are like this according to their website: Adults - £6 Concessions …
It's free to go into the actual country park, but if you would to go into the actual Anglo-Saxon village, the prices are like this according to their website: Adults - £6 Concessions (disabled, over 60s, Job Seekers, Income Support, students) - £4 Children (5-16) - £3 Family (up to 5 people, only 2 adults) - £16
How easy is it to get to West Stow from Bury St Edmunds without a car?
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Honestly, I would not recommend it unless you have a LOT of time and energy. It's about 5 miles away from Bury St Edmunds, so I would say it would take around 1 hour and a half to …
Honestly, I would not recommend it unless you have a LOT of time and energy. It's about 5 miles away from Bury St Edmunds, so I would say it would take around 1 hour and a half to get there by walking, although I'm not sure how long it would take by bike, I would guess around an hour. And when you count the time you'll be spending in there as well as the return journey, I would have to say it wouldn't really be worth it.
Hi No dogs cannot go in the River as it is being restored and they may disturb the works and loose gravel bed of planting (also the silt is starting to build up on the margins to …
Hi No dogs cannot go in the River as it is being restored and they may disturb the works and loose gravel bed of planting (also the silt is starting to build up on the margins to around 450mm deep and you do not want a dog stuck in that and floundering about), the large lake is also fished by a private Carp club. It's best to keep dogs on leads because it will soon be ground nesting bird season. I hoe that you still enjoy your visit as there is lots to see and do. :)
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