British Naturism: Sunfolk
Naturist day visits, camping & glamping near St Albans
British Naturism: Sunfolk
Naturist day visits, camping & glamping near St Albans
Things to do Nearby
Sunfolk is ideally placed for exploring St Albans, London and some of Hertfordshire’s best-known attractions. Stay a little longer and make Sunfolk your base for a day out.
Explore London
Central London is surprisingly close. The fastest rail journeys from How Wood to London Euston take as little as 32 minutes, normally changing at Watford Junction. Spend the day discovering world-class museums and galleries, famous landmarks, West End shows, markets, restaurants and shopping before returning to the peace of Sunfolk.
Enter the world of Harry Potter
Visit Warner Bros. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter and explore authentic sets, costumes and props from the films. Walk through the Great Hall, discover Diagon Alley and see how the special and visual effects were created. Tickets must be booked in advance.
Discover historic St Albans
Explore a city shaped by more than 2,000 years of history. Visit St Albans Cathedral, discover Roman Britain at Verulamium Museum and the Roman Theatre, walk through Verulamium Park, or enjoy the city’s shops, markets, cafés, pubs and restaurants.
Discover the secrets of Bletchley Park
Visit the historic home of Britain’s Second World War codebreakers and discover the extraordinary people, intelligence and technology that helped shape the modern world.
Explore the restored wartime huts, interactive exhibitions and historic buildings where thousands of people worked in secrecy. Allow at least four hours for your visit—there is easily enough to fill most of a day.
Visit Redbournbury Watermill
Redbournbury Watermill and Bakery is a restored working mill with around 1,000 years of milling history. Visitors can explore the mill museum and buy flour and artisan bread made using grain milled on site. Opening is limited, particularly outside weekends, so visitors should check before travelling.
Explore Britain’s aviation history
The nearby de Havilland Aircraft Museum tells the story of one of Britain’s most innovative aircraft manufacturers. Its collection includes three Mosquito aircraft and the pioneering Comet 1a jet airliner, together with other aircraft, engines and historic exhibits.
Spend a day at Hatfield House
Discover the house, gardens and parkland of Hatfield House, a Jacobean country house with more than 400 years of history. Its grounds are closely associated with the childhood of Elizabeth I and provide an attractive full or half-day excursion. Opening is seasonal, so visitors should check dates before setting out.
