Cider House Farm Camping Park is an excellent site for exploring East Sussex, and endless walks from the gates make it perfect for active types who enjoy taking in the scenery on foot or by bike. The camping area is quite spacious, and a designated CL base, made up of one large field located next to a sheep meadow, providing campers with the freedom to wake up to the sight of grazing sheep. There is a much larger field behind the CL campsite for regular campers with no amenities apart from chemical disposal, electric meters, water connections and rubbish collection points. Cider House Farm Camping Park is an ideal base for guests who have their facilities in a small campervan, motorhome or caravan. The pitches are set on the grass with electric meters, generously spaced out for maximum privacy and the freedom to stretch out and unwind. Cider House Farm Camping Park joins the Wealden Way and the Vanguard Way, and the fields at the rear afford access to open access land where visitors can wander at will and observe a variety of wildlife. Sit back, and perhaps nibble on snacks from a well-stocked hamper as you soak in the lovely countryside, appreciate the peace and the idyllic pace of life. The Blackboys Inn, a 15th-century pub, is a mere 2-minutes’ away by car and serves up great chips and beer in a large garden. Sorry, no pets are allowed.