Campsites Dorking

Washington Caravan Camping Park is an idyllic site set at the base of the stunning South Downs National Park, sandwiched between the two pretty villages of Steyning and Storrington.

Max's Garden is a family-friendly naturist campsite nestled in the South Downs National Park. Guests in search of a relaxing vacation spent embracing the au naturel life can gleefully shed everyday attire at this welcoming site.

There’s one thing the folk at Scotlands House Campsite have down to pat: creating fun, safe and well-maintained space for campers of tastes and camping needs. This cracking campsite is a splendid space for families.

Tunbridge Wells

Lone Oak Farm is a fantastic little Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site, perfectly positioned in a tranquil location not far from the nearest town. The cheery owners are engaging and most happy to welcome guests to their lovely little corner and are most willing to sell fresh eggs to campers at a modest cost.

Farmhouse Caravan and Camping is a compact, family-run site with optional electric grass plots for tents and touring vehicles. Set on the peaceful location on the fringes of the Southdowns National Park.

Wyld Wood Camping and Glamping is a charming campsite located in the beautiful county of East Sussex, near the village of Newick. The campsite offers a range of accommodation options.

Sandy Meadow Farm is a peaceful working farm nestled in the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park, ideally set a mere 10-minute drive from stately homes, sprawling vineyards.

Campers are often surprised at how secluded the location and how tranquil the settings are at Gatewick Farm, despite the farm's entrance on the Steyning Bypass. The owners run a clean.

Southdown Way Caravan Camping Park enjoys an enviable position with the stunning national park of the same name, resting at the foot of the South Downs in West Sussex. The site is perfect for blending rolling green landscapes with beach days due to its location just north of Brighton.

Alpaca Camp is the perfect spot for a family-friendly weekend getaway or extended stay with the munchkins. The site is all about wildlife and enjoys a very convenient location just a half hour’s drive from the amusements and activities in buzzing Brighton.

Kings Barn Camping is the perfect base for guests searching for a spot to hang their heads near the South Downs National Park. Make this small, rural site your home away from home.

If you love the countryside and the chance to amble from your pitch to a lush wildlife reserve, head over to Stoneywish Nature Reserve and Campsite, a small, independent campsite set on the grounds of a family-friendly business.

As the name implies Woodfire Camping brings the best of all things wood-fired, including stoves, ovens, and scrumptious pizzas. This family-friendly site is ideal for blending the thrills of traditional camping with viewsome and quiet settings amid the renowned natural beauty of the South Downs National Park.

If you're searching for a place to rest your head for the night or require a well-maintained, peaceful, and centrally positioned site for exploring the delights of the South Downs.

Chantry Farm is a beautiful base for guilt-free camping and glamping where one can return to nature and spend pleasant evenings huddled around the flickering flames of a campfire.

Waydown Shepherds Huts is a peaceful campsite set on four acres of lush countryside, just a fifteen-minute drive from the amusements, activities, shops and beach of buzzing Brighton.

New Farm Fisheries is a great site for those angling enthusiasts, boasting well-stocked lakes and spectacular views of the surrounding countryside. The campsite was built more for fishing and does not offer a long list of amenities like the more commercial campsites.

The Old Thorns Manor Hotel is a luxury 4-star hotel located just 30-minutes from the M25 and Portsmouth. The hotel is easy to access from the A3 and offers some of the best amenities around.

Amerden Campsite is a small, welcoming, family-run site beside the shimmering River Thames. The camping area rests next to a lovely old orchard in which many of the original trees bear fruit each year.