Camping in Sussex
Camping in Sussex, especially close to the South Downs, is a real treat. There are a few, really delightful sites situated close to the Downs in various rural locations. Some camping sites are more rustic than others. Some permit caravans and camper vans - if in doubt it's best to contact them in advance. If you simply want a fun weekend away from the big city, then our part of Sussex, just north of Brighton, is easy to get to, by rail or car. Just one hour south of London on the main London to Brighton rail line. For more detailed directions click here.
Camping in Sussex - just north of Brighton:
Southdown campsite, Keymer, Hassocks Under new ownership! * Full disabled access and recently upgraded facilities. * Sites for tents and up to eight caravans * A short walk from the foot of the South Downs With stunning, uninterupted views of the South Downs, this campsite is in an open, airy and beautiful situation, just 10 minutes walk from Hassocks mainline station and within easy reach of all the facilities of the village, including small supermarket, take-aways, bakers, grocers, etc. There are also several pubs serving hot meals; I particularly recommend 'The Greyhound' in Keymer, about 5 minutes walk from the site. The chef is extremely talented and yet the prices are incredibly reasonable! Blackberry campsite, Streat (near Ditchling)
Camping in Sussex - just east of Brighton:
Sheepcote Valley, East Brighton campsite (near Brigthon Marina) As yet, this is a bit of an unknown quantity for me. From its website, it is clearly quite a big site, primarily for caravans. Its location in the Downs just along the coast from Brighton, could be great for access to the nearby beaches. If you're travelling by train then go into Brighton and then take public transport the 2/3 miles to the site. Need a tent or camping equipment? Visit our new online store.
Spring Barn Farm Park Tel: 01273 488450
Camping in Mid SussexWowo Campsite near Sheffield Park Situated in Mid Sussex about half and hour by car from the South Downs, close to the lovely Sheffield Park and the Bluebell Railway, Wowo comes highly recommended by friends. You can enjoy a simple camping lifestyle by your own campfire, or leave your tent at home and try their eco-friendly yurt style camping; try a mystery woodland walk on this organic farm within easy reach of London and Brighton. Kitts Cottage campsite, between Lewes and Haywards Heath Although I do not personally know anyone who has stayed at this campsite, its location and the description on its website indicate that it is a very pleasant site in a beautiful setting. If you visit, please let us know about your stay on our contact us page. Set in 18 acres on a working farm, the campsite is secluded and has immediate access to an array of public footpaths with numerous other local attractions nearby. Hook Farm campsite West Hoathly Located in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty between East Grinstead and Haywards Heath, Hook Farm campsite is set in 20 acres on a working farm. This site is secluded yet has immediate access to the historic village of West Hoathly. Once again, I am not able to comment on this site personally, however, from the website it certainly looks very promising. If you decide to stay there, please take a moment to give us some feedback on our contact us page. Camping in West Sussex near the South Downs
Washington Campsite Set not far from Chanctonbury Ring in beautiful countryside, this campsite is within easy access of the South Downs Way. I cannot comment further as I have not visited it, but it sounds clean and in a good position not far from the A24 just north of Worthing and a couple of miles east of Storrington. Slindon Park Campsite This campsite is located in an orchard in Slindon Park, which is set in 3,500 acres of land owned by the National Trust. It is a haven for wildlife and has beautiful views across the coastal plain of West Sussex. Slindon is a delightful old Sussex village, just off the A27 not far from Arundel.
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