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Enjoy peace and tranquillity in our beautiful off-grid glamping site located in a private five-acre field and woodland close to the village of Forest Row, The Ashdown Forest in East Sussex.

Guests are treated to a lovely exclusive field setting with great views across the Weirwood Reservoir and further across to Standen. You will be enjoying wildlife scenes, birds tweeting, peace and tranquillity far away from the bustling everyday life.  Lovely woodland, perfect for den-building. Springhill is a great place to connect with the outdoors while being an easy reach of London, Kent and Brighton.

We have got two 5m bell tents in superb field settings of 5 acres, where each tent has its own picnic bench, and fire pit with firewood to get you started. Inside is cosy with comfy beds and bedding. Each tent sleeps up to 4 adults or a family of 5. You will have the use of our Shepards Hut clean and modern look (shared with all guests), with shower/bathroom facilities and a separate fully equipped kitchen with gas hob and oven, including crockery.  

The site is big enough to offer seclusion, - perfect for couples or families who want a little more privacy or we can arrange for the tents to be closer together for those coming in two family groups.

Springhill Farm Glamping is ideal for families to reconnect and renew friendships. Please note no hen/stag parties.

Whole campsite bookings can also be made if you have a special occasion, please contact us for further information

Springhill Farm Glamping

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Hadlow Hideaways is a unique eco camping experience located in a picturesque valley in East Sussex. We are located on the edge of a small woodland in the village of Hadlow Down which is approximately 20 minutes from the south coast. With the South Downs National Park and the white cliffs of the Seven Sisters only minutes away, we are perfectly situated for a relaxing getaway from the city with your family or as a couple.

Designed for comfort and luxury, reset the senses and unwind under the stars in your wood fired hot tub. Enjoy cards and board games around the fire with friends and family and enjoy some of our home grown produce on the BBQ or one of our great local pubs or wineries. Finally, rest your head in one of our king size beds and fun futons for the kids, warmed by our toasty frontier style wood burners.

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Hadlow Hideaways

Hadlow Hideaways

A nature staycation, composing of long walks and lovely pubs all within walking distance. A hassle free retreat wiith family and friends on a lovely little rural fram, please do not feed the live stock due to varied dietry needs. 

There is no reception on-site: on arrival please contact the number provided on your booking confirmation.

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Commanche Camping

Beech Estate Campsite is part of Pegs and Pitches Camping, two beautiful woodland campsites in Sussex.. Beech Estate is an off-grid campsite with the option to pitch your own tent or stay in one of the site's pre-erected, fully-equipped bell tents for a "wild glamping" experience. Campfires are welcome at our beautiful woodland campsite and each tent pitch and bell tent comes with its own fire pit area.

The site is located in East Sussex near the historic town of Battle, within easy reach of London, Hastings and the South Coast. It is nestled on the edge of a 600-acre woodland within the 2,000-acre private Beech Estate; a classified Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The woodland offers limitless walks, forest rises perfect for mountain bike riding and areas for kids to make dens and run wild. Guests at the campsite have the exclusive use of the estate’s woodlands, as there is no access for the general public.

Tent pitches are set apart in clearings in our beautiful woodland location and, for campers wanting to feel very secluded, there are “faraway tent pitches”, set on top of a hill overlooking the Bracken Valley. These are very private, although there is a short additional walk to the toilets and shower.

Our lovely Bell Tents are also set in forest clearings and, in addition to designated fire pits and grills, come with their own firewood allocation, beds, a picnic table, camping chairs and cooking utensils for our "wild glamping" experience - ideal for families or those who want a comfortable hassle-free option. As we are off-grid, don't expect hair dryers, phone chargers, power points, butler service, silk sheets or hot tubs. "Wild glamping" is about a real camping experience made easy, with just about all the camping equipment you should need, set-up and waiting for you.

We also provide our unique eco toilets and shower in a custom-made wooden gypsy-style caravan. The campsite is off-grid with no electricity but we have a mains water supply.

We have permanent wardens on site to assist our campers at all times and operate a small-scale quiet, relaxed and laid back campsite. We don’t allow amplified music and have a low noise policy from 10 pm in the evenings. The campsite is ideal for families and groups, to reconnect and renew friendships.

Beech Estate Campsite

With dramatic views over restful parkland down to the shimmering sea below, Shear Barn offers all the ingredients for a truly perfect holiday.


Shear Barn Holidays and Touring

Ouse Meadow Campsite

Please note: Dogs are allowed by prior arrangement, please contact support via the live chat or support@holidayfox.com to confirm prior to booking!

Ouse Meadow is more than just a campsite: a true outdoor adventure awaits you here in the beautiful East Sussex green and rolling countryside…..wild camping with few rules and regulations but a few little luxuries to make your camping trip easy and stress free. Situated next to the National Trust’s Sheffield Park Gardens and opposite the Bluebell Steam Railway - is a relaxed and laid back campsite. Think river swimming, fire building, campfire cooking, den building, messing about on the river - all in the tranquil and idyllic environs of East Sussex loveliness. As far as they possibly can, the owners let campers camp; making their own plans and their own holiday in the countryside. It is tents and small campervans only here, off grid, with no set pitches; Ouse Meadow provides acres of space, a wonderful atmosphere and just enough facilities to make it easy, without spoiling the wild camping feel of the whole experience.

And it really is an experience at Ouse Meadow. Of the Swallows and Amazons there is a variety. From borrowing flint steel to light your own campfire and exploring the countryside, this place is full of adventures just waiting to be had. If that sounds far too exhausting and the idea of even pitching a tent is too much, then - hurrah! - they have thought of that too, in the shape of pop up bell tents. You can go for a basic bell tent or the full luxury works with a double futon bed, tea light lanterns and soft furnishing….all set up and ready before you arrive. Lush.

The campsite itself is spread out over three meadows: the family favourite - Main Meadow - close to the river with rope swings, hammocks, table tennis, table football and other garden games ; Railway Meadow - the largest field - the only one which allows vehicles to park next to pitches, and Little Brooks Meadow which is for couples and adult groups (or sole usage for large groups of up to 40 tents.) Little Brooks runs all the way along the riverbank and is set slightly away from everyone else. There are three open air showers so you can wash while admiring the treetops, and in addition, a brand new toilet block has recently opened which is cleaned regularly. For a night off the cooking, check out the very welcome pizza van which parks up on (most) Saturdays or walk along the footpaths and country lanes into nearby Newick, where you will find lovely local pubs serving great homemade food. There is also a shop here for any supplies.

In all honesty, upping sticks and leaving your lovely surroundings will probably be the last thing on your mind…..but, if you do head out, there are some gorgeous walks and cycle routes nearby. The ancient heathland of Ashdown Forest - Winnie the Pooh country - is right on the doorstep and a visit to Pooh Sticks Bridge in the heart of the forest is a lovely trip. There are some stunning nature reserves to walk through, the Bluebell heritage railway next door for a ride on a steam train or even take a llama for a walk at the nearby Llama Park. It is a back to nature, chilled out campsite, but you are not far from lots of East Sussex’s best attractions should you want to explore the surrounding area.

Ouse Meadow Campsite

Crockstead Fields is a beautifully maintained and totally private green field site. The main event field is surrounded by oak trees and access is via the bridge across the stream.

Our stunning hand-built Pagoda, licensed for marriage ceremonies, sits under a natural canopy of trees, creating a visually stunning setting for a wedding ceremony, yoga class, meditation or perhaps even an afternoon of live acoustic music and entertainment.

Hidden in the trees behind the ceremony area lies our tree-house bar. Perfect for hosting small drinks receptions or as a chillout space throughout your stay.

We have a separate camping field available for all guests, complete with camping amenities to make for a comfortable stay.

Crockstead Fields

Oakside Farm Campsite

Oakside Farm Campsite, Camping and Caravaning set in Ringmer near Lewes, in the Heart of East Sussex

Oakside Farm Campsite

Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

East Sussex is a county in the South East of England. It has a long coastline full of dramatic cliffs and stoney beaches and is home to some of Englands most historic towns. The vibrant city of Brighton is right on the coast and is a great…

East Sussex is a county in the South East of England.  It has a long coastline full of dramatic cliffs and stoney beaches and is home to some of Englands most historic towns.   The vibrant city of Brighton is right on the coast and is a great place to visit for a family seaside holiday.  It has a lively pier with an excellent funfair at the end, an amusement arcade, fish and chips shops and lots of opportunities to buy Brighton rock.  The "arches" - an area next to the pier along the beachfront - is home to many small shops selling  artwork, jewellery and other creative pieces and if you wander along here there are plenty of bars and restaurants and the i360 - a 162 metre high observation tower with views stretching over the English Channel. Following the coastal path, spend the day exploring the world famous Seven Sisters chalk cliffs at the National Trust's Birling Gap and further along from here, the seaside town of Eastbourne.  Also along this stretch, visit Normans Bay and the historic old town of Hastings.  One of the last beaches on the coast of East Sussex is Camber Sands and it differs from all the other Sussex beaches in that it is covered in fine golden sand (all the others are pebbled) and has the only sand dunes in East Sussex! Inland, there are also many lovely places explore - the medieval towns Lewes and Rye, or the countless villages nestled into the South Downs National Park. 

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