There’s something incredibly calming and satisfying about returning to nature as you pitch a tent, forage for wood to build a crackling campfire, and spend hours gazing at the shimmering display of stars sprinkled across an inky black sky.

Hale Farm Campsite is a serene, spacious site set on working, family-run farm that extends over fifty-six lush acres in rural Sussex. The campsite rests at the head of the Cuckmere Valley on the Weald Way and offers guests a little slice of tranquillity to escape from the schedules and timetables of everyday life.

Horam Manor Touring Park is a stunning family-run park located on a sprawling Manor Estate, providing lucky guests with the delights of horse riding and fishing. This handsome site enjoys an enviably convenient location.

Hawthbush Farm is a peaceful, family-run campsite, hidden down a meandering farm track that leaves behind the stress and complexities of the modern world for the serene settings of this lovely farm site.

Apple Acres is where you need to be for peaceful, kid-free camping escapes amid the renowned greenery in Kent, ‘The Garden of England’. This spacious, well-maintained and welcoming adults-only site rests on four acres.

While some folks enjoy the thrills of carting a motorhome or a tent around, some of the camping community prefer to pack light whilst enjoying a few home comforts on the road.

Fontmills Farm Campsite is a spacious, friendly site ideally located a few minutes from the South Downs, affording easy access to the empty fourteen-mile Cuckoo Trail footpath and cycle route that meanders along the border of the campsite.

When you camp out at the family-friendly Feather Down Farm Days Sunninglye Farm, you’re a stroll away from two welcoming pubs and just 20-miles from four of the loveliest castles in the UK.

We have the perfect spot if you dream of spending your holiday curled up in the speckled shade of leafy trees whilst the soundtrack of birdsong and the leaves rustling in the wind creates the perfect atmosphere for unwinding.

Fox Wood Camping is a picturesque couple and family-focused site nestled at the end of a peaceful wooded valley, surrounded by the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park.

Let out a sigh of contentment as you soak in the nostalgic, peaceful settings of the South Downs National Park at Selden Farm Campsite, a lovely site for guests who dream of camping under the stars next to a toasty.

If you’re keen to explore the South Downs Park in your touring vehicle or plan to camp under canvas, pack your bags and rumble over to Ecclesden Farm Caravan and Campsite.

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.

Strictly Camping is a simple, friendly campsite nestled within the High Weald countryside, affording easy access to urban settings and countryside adventures. The quiet site is no more than a fifteen-minute car ride from watersports.

Buckle Holiday Park enjoys an incredible location for accessing the ferry from Newhaven, which rests an easy 2-mile distance from the park. Make this friendly and scenic site a spot for resting your head for the night before heading over to Dieppe.

The family-run Bluecaps Farm Glamping is a picturesque, spacious site set on a peaceful working farm in High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The campsite is a splendid spot for weary holidaymakers.

Alfriston Camping Park is a welcoming caravan and camping park located a stroll from the picturesque village of Alfriston. The site enjoys a peaceful and desirable location.

Acorns Campsite is a small campsite nestled within 12-acres of peaceful and wildlife-filled woodland, set on the northern fringes of the Angmering village in the picturesque Hamlet of Hammerpot.

Brook Lane Caravan Park is a compact, friendly caravan park operated by the cheery Kirby family, with ample expertise in the caravan business, have owned the park for over 50-years.

The Merry Harriers is a peaceful, well-equipped shepherds hut placed beside a gleaming pond, on the grounds of a 16th-century pub where crackling fires, welly boots and muddy paws are the orders of the day.