Visiting Sutton Hoo: What you need to know

Get out and into nature at Sutton Hoo. With 245 acres to explore, find the perfect walk for you.

King's River Café (next to the ship sculpture in the courtyard) is open serving food and drink. Keepers' Café (adjacent to Tranmer House) is also open serving takeaway drinks, snacks and ice cream.

There is plenty of outdoor space at Sutton Hoo for families to relax and let off some steam together. We also have a range of family trails which can be downloaded in advance of your visit, plus some activities you can try from home. Just follow the link to start your adventure today.

For a special memento of your visit pop in to our gift shop and take a piece of history home with you. With a unique range of Anglo-Saxon inspired designs alongside seasonal National Trust ranges it’s the perfect place for some inspirational shopping.

Our second-hand bookshop always has a wide variety of books available. It is through your purchases that we are able to continue looking after Sutton Hoo for everyone, for ever.

Venture into Tranmer House, the former home of Edith Pretty, to discover more about her fascinating life and the archaeological work that has taken place at Sutton Hoo.

Step into the High Hall exhibition to discover more about the world of the Anglo-Saxons and discover more about the incredible objects unearthed at Sutton Hoo.

Accessible parking is available in the main car park. Accessible toilets are located at the side of the High Hall Exhibition building and in Tranmer House. Personal mobility vehicles and wheelchairs are available from 17 May and will need to be pre-booked by emailing suttonhoo@nationaltrust.org.uk or calling 01394 389714. We ask for at least 24 hours notice. To allow time for cleaning, there will be a set reservation time. If you have not pre-booked, we cannot guarantee availability on the day. Follow the link to download a full copy of our access statement.