Spindlewood Country Holiday Park enjoys an enviable and tranquil location, sandwiched between striking countryside and the Historic 1066 Town of Hastings, offering campers a delightful centre-point for explores and adventures in East Sussex.

Dogwood Glamping is a family-friendly glamping site providing guests with secluded, swish glamping abodes nestled deep within the heart of the verdant Sussex countryside. Savour a lovely rural retreat as you settle into your well-equipped cabin or yurt and enjoy easy access to a wealth of local attractions nearby.

Sit back and let out a sigh of contentment as you eye the contours of the fantastic East Sussex countryside from the comfort of your swish yurt at Dogwood Camping, a luxury campsite nestled amid the lovely settings of High Weald.

Shear Barn Holidays and Touring is a friendly, spacious campsite set within the High Weald, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The site enjoys an ideal location for accessing the lively seaside resort of Hastings via the East Cliff railway (half an hour’s walk) and the country park nearby.

Chichester Camping and Caravanning Club Site is a stunning site enjoying an enviable location where guests can uncover the striking natural beauty of England’s south coast with ease.

Star Field Camping Glamping is a quiet, peaceful, family-friendly site nestled amid spectacular scenery, picturesque walking trails, lively towns and sleepy villages. The site also rests within easy reach of numerous adrenaline-fuelled attractions.

The Hop Farm is the place to be for family-friendly escapes to the stunning ‘Garden of England’. This well-equipped, spacious campsite rests next to the buzzing family attraction of The Hop Farm Family Park.

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.

Tanner Farm Park has a reputation for providing adventuring sorts with top-notch facilities and wonderfully tranquil settings amid the High Weald, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural beauty.

Fairlight Wood Caravan Club Site is your well-equipped, spacious and peaceful base, nestled amid 1066, surrounded by the historic environs of the South Coast. The site is compact and cosy.

If you enjoy camping as it used to be, then Freshwinds Camping is the perfect spot for you. This peaceful wildlife haven rests on a 200-acre farm, offering guests a relaxed and spacious base to kick back and shake off the stress of the modern world.

Bodiam Boating Station is the perfect base for exploring the lush ‘Garden of England’ and 1066 country while enjoying the delights of a lovely and affordable riverside campsite in the High Weald.

Eagles Garth is a lovely rural site near Rye and under a 30-minute drive from Hastings. Rumble down a pretty lane enveloped by yellow fields, turn up a concrete driveway and look forward to a warm greeting from the welcoming owners.

Far Acre Farm is a splendid site that blends family-friendly escapes with the joys of camping out amid the lush vineyards sprinkled across the ‘Garden of England’. This leafy county is famed for its sprawling country estates.

Puttenham Barn Bunkhouse is a converted barn that offers wardened accommodation nestled in the picturesque country village of Puttenham. The simple site rests on the North Downs Way.

Tilford Woods is a peaceful and spacious glamping country retreat, nestled deep in the heart of the lush scenery of rural Surrey. The site offers comfortable and stress-free escapes in sumptuous log cabins.

Feather Down Farm Days Lunsford Farm is a quiet and compact site holding just four tents, hidden behind a small group of trees. The abodes are placed in the best way to provide stunning views of the glittering sea.

Fishery Creek Touring Park is a peaceful seaside campsite located on the south coast of England, affording easy access to local amenities. The coastal site rests on Hayling Island.

Oldbury Hill Camping and Caravanning Club Site rests amid the lush heart of Kent, the cherished ‘Garden of England’. The county brims with crumbling medieval castles, Neolithic long barrows.

Five enticing yurts, spacious and well-equipped, beckon travellers of all ages at Adhurst Yurts, a swish glampsite tucked away amid a whopping 100-acres of woodland, right above the banks of the shimmering River Rother.