Camping Brighton

Roughin of it full of luxury 5 star ... campsites in Sussex are available for everyone, the only thing you can be sure of is that you wake up to beautiful views in the glorious countryside.

Choose your site, your tent and enjoy!

Landowners and farmers do not welcome unwanted visitors, and the South Downs National Park discourage camping on the dunes, so while you may prefer to go "au naturel" and camp wild without the benefits a camping recognized, first consider these Sussex sites, which are rustic, rural feel and relatively remote.

Some campers are not keen interested in caravans and all the paraphernalia that accompanies them, though the emphasis here is on campsites that offer in terms of location, ease and peace at home.

Foxhole Campsite

Foxhole Campsite and camping barn are located in the most beautiful spot in a fold in the Downs in the Seven Sisters Country Park, near the famous chalk cliffs. In a few minutes' walk from the beach wild Cuckmere Haven and the nature reserve, it must be one of the most beautiful camping sites across Sussex. Open from early April until late October, and housing for only 20 small tents, it is essential to book in advance. Foxhole has basic facilities.

Do not forget your flashlight, as the way back from one of several local pubs after dark could be a bit treacherous tidal river Ouse runs through the park of the sea, and created several lakes Ox- Bow en route. Sheep and wildlife abound, this area is a paradise for bird-watcher's ... it is quite wonderful for the rest of us, too.

Proud to be greena Travel by train to Seaford, Lewes through if you're from London. Opposite the station, take the 12, 12A or 13 bus to Exceat, then walk through the Country Park on the left panel.

Wowo Camping

"Peace, quiet, beauty of nature and the ability to have a fire are the features that owners of Wowo advertising as their website points bestseller, add to these advantages, the site for free bongo musicians without the Friday night (the yield around the campfire a prerequisite), the proximity of the Bluebell Line Steam Train Station and a few local pubs were fantastic, and you have a dream location in the heart of the Sussex Weald.

If you're wanting to be green from the nearest train station is Haywards Heath (London to Brighton line), where you can catch a bus near the site.

Blackberry Wood Campsite

Proud of the compliment that their campsite is "the coolest website in the UK, owners of Blackberry Wood have created a haven of natural sites of" clearing "twenty individual immune to the South Downs South.

Although they do not accept caravans, motorhomes or trailer tents, they have an interesting selection of trailers and back, and an old red buses for rent - a particularly attractive option during the colder months. Fires, barbecues and well-behaved dogs are allowed. There is also a shop on the site, which rents mountain bikes.

Blackberry Wood, pubs, shops, post office and museum near Ditchling are all easily accessible on foot, by bike or car. The old town of Lewes, Sussex is a little over 10 minutes (by car) and Brighton in twenty minutes, but you'd better leave your car behind and take the train from Hassocks.

There are many more places to camp in Sussex. So choose your site, your tent and enjoy!