Campsites in South East England – The Best Camping in the South East

Campsites in South East England

Speedy access to and from London, yet boasting swathes of open countryside, South East England is a rightfully popular camping destination. Factor in the historic towns, ancient castles and manicured country gardens, and it really is an unbeatable place to pitch your tent. So, whether you're looking for a hidden coastal nook, an undiscovered British vineyard or a spectacular glamping site with treehouses and hot tubs, there'll be a place in the South East for you.

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Ye Olde Swan Radcot Road, Radcot, Oxfordshire OX18 2SX i

Ye Olde Swan

Oxfordshire, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Tipi
Swipes Camping Swipes Camping, Washington, Pulborough, West Sussex RH20 4AT i

Swipes Camping

Worthing, West Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Shepherd’s hut
Ellenden Farm Glamping Ellenden Farm, Fox’s Cross Road, Whitstable, Kent CT5 3BX i

Ellenden Farm Glamping

Whitstable, Kent, South East England
Available: 3 Shepherd’s huts 2 Bell tents
Gravel Pit Farm Gravel Pit Farm, Gravel Pit Lane, Marden, Kent, TN12 9NP i

Gravel Pit Farm

Tonbridge, Kent, South East England
Available: 2 Safari tents

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Blackberry Wood Blackberry Wood, Streat Lane, Streat, nr Ditchling, East Sussex BN6 8RS i

Blackberry Wood

Lewes, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches 3 Quirkys 1 Cabin ...
Cotswolds Camping Cotswolds Camping, Spelsbury Road, Charlbury, Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire OX7 3LL i

Cotswolds Camping

Oxfordshire, South East England
Available: 3 Pitches
Bodiam Woodland Camping Hop Pickers Campsite, Quarry Farm, Bodiam, East Sussex TN32 5RA i

Bodiam Woodland Camping

Bodiam, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches 1 Cabin
Dogwood Glamping Cackle Street, Brede, Rye, East Sussex TN31 6DY i

Dogwood Glamping

Rye, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Bell tent 1 Yurt or Ger 1 Cabin
The Original Hut Company Quarry Farm, Bodiam, East Sussex TN32 5RA i

The Original Hut Company

Bodiam, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 2 Shepherd’s huts
The Secret Campsite Brickyard Farm, Town Littleworth, Cooksbridge, Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 4TD i

The Secret Campsite

Lewes, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 3 Pitches 1 Tree house 1 Yurt or Ger
Beech Estate Campsite Beech Estate, Netherfield, Battle, East Sussex TN33 9QU i

Beech Estate Campsite

Battle, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 9 Pitches 1 Bell tent
Woodfire Camping Graffham, West Sussex, GU28 0QJ i

Woodfire Camping

Petworth, West Sussex, South East England
Available: 4 Pitches
Hale Farm Hale Farm, Hale Green, Chiddingly, East Sussex BN8 6HQ i

Hale Farm

Hailsham, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Shepherd’s hut
Greenhill Glamping Greenhill Glamping, Alkham Court, Meggett Lane, South Alkham, Dover, Kent CT15 7DG i

Greenhill Glamping

Dover, Kent, South East England
Available: 2 Shepherd’s huts
Rankins Farm Rankins Farm, Linton Hill, Linton, Maidstone, Kent ME17 4AU i

Rankins Farm

Maidstone, Kent, South East England
Available: 6 Pods
Free Range Glamping Bore Place, Bore Place Road, Chiddingstone, Edenbridge TN8 7AR i

Free Range Glamping

Sevenoaks, Kent, South East England
Available: 2 Yurt or Gers 2 Shepherd’s huts
Waydown Shepherds Huts Waydown Cottage, Clayton Hill, Pyecombe, Brighton, West Sussex BN45 7FF i

Waydown Shepherds Huts

Hassocks, West Sussex, South East England
Available: 2 Shepherd’s huts
Wingbury Farm Glamping Upper Wingbury Farm, Wingrave, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire HP22 4LW i

Wingbury Farm Glamping

Buckinghamshire, South East England
Available: 3 Pods
Gravel Pit Farm Gravel Pit Farm, Gravel Pit Lane, Marden, Kent, TN12 9NP i

Gravel Pit Farm

Tonbridge, Kent, South East England
Available: 2 Safari tents
Wild Boar Wood Campsite Wild Boar Wood Campsite, Horsted Keynes, Haywards Heath, East Sussex i

Wild Boar Wood Campsite

Haywards Heath, West Sussex, South East England
Available: 9 Bell tents
Chalky Downs Bevendean Farm, Warren Avenue, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 6AF i

Chalky Downs

Brighton, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch
Stud Farm Telscombe Village Stud Farm, Telscombe Village, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 3HZ i

Stud Farm Telscombe Village

Lewes, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches 1 Bell tent
Wimbles Farm Wimbles, Foords Lane, Vines Cross, Heathfield, East Sussex TN21 9HA i

Wimbles Farm

Heathfield, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 7 Pitches 2 Shepherd’s huts
Bentley's Frenchmoor Lynwood, Frenchmoor, West Tytherley, Hampshire SP5 1NU i

Bentley's Frenchmoor

Romsey, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 1 Shepherd’s hut
Fernwood Glamping Fernwood, Ringwood, New Forest, Hampshire BH24 3JN i

Fernwood Glamping

Ringwood, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 1 Shepherd’s hut 1 Gypsy caravan
The Real Campsite at Park Farm Park Farm, Littleworth, Faringdon, Oxon, Oxfordshire SN7 8ED i

The Real Campsite at Park Farm

Oxfordshire, South East England
Available: 8 Pitches
Blackgrounds Farm Shepherd Huts Blackgrounds Farm, Culworth Rd, Chipping Warden, Oxfordshire OX17 1LZ i

Blackgrounds Farm Shepherd Huts

Oxfordshire, South East England
Available: 5 Shepherd’s huts 1 Cabin 1 Tree tent
Re:treat Glamping Upbury Barn, Barton Road, Pulloxhill, Beds, MK45 5HR i

Re:treat Glamping

Bedfordshire, South East England
Available: 1 Safari tent
Knepp Wildland Safaris & Camping New Barn Farm, Swallows Lane, Dial Post, West Sussex RH13 8NN i

Knepp Wildland Safaris & Camping

Billingshurst, West Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch
Graywood Canvas Cottages Graywood Canvas Cottages, Graywood Farm, Graywood Lane, Graywood, East Hoathly, East Sussex BN8 6QT i

Graywood Canvas Cottages

Uckfield, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 3 Yurt or Gers
Star Field Camping Charity Farm, Swattenden Lane, Cranbrook, Kent TN17 3PS i

Star Field Camping

Tunbridge Wells, Kent, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 2 Bell tents
Adhurst Yurts Adhurst Estate, Petersfield, Hampshire GU31 5AD i

Adhurst Yurts

South Harting, West Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Cabin
The Nut Plat Retreat The Nut Plat Retreat, Roughway, Tonbridge, Kent TN11 9SH i

The Nut Plat Retreat

Sevenoaks, Kent, South East England
Available: 2 Shepherd’s huts
Muddycreek Farm Lymington Road, New Forest, Milford On Sea, Hampshire SO41 0RF i

Muddycreek Farm

Milford on Sea, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch
The Sunnyfield Maxted Street, Nr Stelling Minnis, Canterbury, Kent CT4 6DJ i

The Sunnyfield

Ashford, Kent, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches 1 Bell tent
Lepe Beach Campsite Lepe Beach Campsite, Lepe Road, Southampton, Hampshire SO45 1AD i

Lepe Beach Campsite

Beaulieu, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch
Pete's Field Cole Farm, Teddars Leas Road, Paddlesworth, Kent CT18 8AD i

Pete's Field

Folkestone, Kent, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Bell tent
Housedean Farm Campsite Housedean Farm, Brighton Road, Lewes, East Sussex BN7 3JW i

Housedean Farm Campsite

Lewes, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch
Harry's Field Abbotswell Road, Frogham, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 2JA i

Harry's Field

Fordingbridge, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 3 Pitches 2 Bell tents
Dot's Camping Dot's Camping, Woodgreen Road, Breamore, Hampshire SP6 2AE i

Dot's Camping

Fordingbridge, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Bell tent
Chafford Park Chafford Park, Ashurst, Tunbridge Wells, East Sussex, TN3 9UR i

Chafford Park

Groombridge, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Bell tent
Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite Nazeing New Road, Broxbourne, Hertfordshire EN10 6TD i

Lee Valley Almost Wild Campsite

Hertfordshire, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches
Hare & Hounds Campsite Rye Road, Rye Foreign, Rye, East Sussex TN31 7ST i

Hare & Hounds Campsite

Rye, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 1 Shepherd’s hut 2 Bell tents
Jubilee Camping Browns Lane, Damerham, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 3HD i

Jubilee Camping

Fordingbridge, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 3 Pitches 1 Bell tent
Palace Farm Palace Farm, Down Court Road, Doddington, Sittingbourne, Kent ME9 0AU i

Palace Farm

Sittingbourne, Kent, South East England
Available: 3 Pitches
Chapelfield Camping at Godshill Woodgreen Road, Godshill, Fordingbridge, Hampshire SP6 2LP i

Chapelfield Camping at Godshill

Fordingbridge, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches
Tom's Field Godshill Pottery, The Ridge, Fordingbridge, Hampshire New Forest SP6 2LN i

Tom's Field

Fordingbridge, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 2 Pitches
Welsummer Chalk House, Lenham Road, Kent ME17 1NQ i

Welsummer

Maidstone, Kent, South East England
Available: 5 Pitches 1 Cabin 2 Bell tents
Fontmills Farm Campsite Fontmills Farm Campsite, North Street, Hellingly, East Sussex BN27 4EB i

Fontmills Farm Campsite

Hailsham, East Sussex, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 2 Bell tents
Teddy's Farm Battramsley Farm, Shirley Holms Road, Boldre, Lymington, Hampshire SO41 8NG i

Teddy's Farm

Lymington, Hampshire, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch
The Pig Place Campsite NB Acres, Aynho Road, Adderbury, Banbury, Oxfordshire OX17 3NU i

The Pig Place Campsite

Banbury, Oxfordshire, South East England
Available: 5 Pitches
Fallow Fields Camping - Selson Farm Fallow Fields Camping, Selson Farm, Drainless Road, Eastry CT13 0EA i

Fallow Fields Camping - Selson Farm

Deal, Kent, South East England
Available: 1 Pitch 2 Bell tents

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Campsites by County in the South East

From the Chiltern Hills and the Home Counties, to the White Cliffs of Dover and the battlefields of Hastings, the South East of England is a vast and varied land. Whether you're looking for a woodland getaway or a seaside patch to pitch your tent, there's bound to be a campsite to suit your needs. Covering multiple different counties, this region of the UK is a hugely popular destination and whatever county you're visiting you're sure to have a fantastic stay.
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Travel Information & Inspiration

Planning a road trip around the South East of England? Or looking for inspiration for your next glamping getaway? Check out our latest blogs related to the region and embark on your own great adventure. For further travel advice you can try the official Visit South East England website, where there are heaps of recommendations for local things to do and places you might like to visit, or stick your head out of the window, feel the wind on your face and simply hit the open road to see where your holiday takes you. From mighty Kent castles to hidden footpaths in the hills of the South Downs, a world of discovery awaits.

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Camping in South East England

Tent camping in the South East is a great way to enjoy the best of the British weather, with high temperatures and low rainfall compared to the rest of the UK. And surely get outside and pitching your tent has to be the best way to make the most of the regions beautiful landscapes – from waking up to birdsong in an ancient forest to finishing the day with a sunset barbecue on a white sandy beach. With destinations like the South Downs National Park, Canterbury, Ashdown Forest, the Kent Weald and the many seaside towns in Sussex and Hampshire, it will come as no surprise that South East England is a popular choice for a camping holiday. Here at Cool Camping, we promote only the best locations, and there’s such a great range of campsites in the South East – from a secluded, tents-only location at the bottom of a wooded valley in the South Downs National Park, to a site only 150 yards from a Hampshire beach, with views of the Solent and Isle of Wight. Or perhaps you’d rather pitch at an unpretentious and peaceful farm getaway in Kent? Don’t worry we know the perfect place! Booking a campsite in South East England is sure to provide you with that memorable outdoor holiday you’ve been looking for. So next time you're planning a camping trip, have a look through Cool Camping’s list of hand-picked campsites in South East England.

A Brief History

The proximity of Kent and Sussex to Europe has dictated the history of the South East, which has served as a gateway for many invaders. Roman remains pepper the coast – most dramatically at Lullingstone in Kent and Sussex’s Bignor, with both making a great day out. When Christianity spread through Europe, it arrived in Great Britain on the Isle of Thanet – the most easterly point of Kent (since rejoined to the mainland by subsiding sea levels and silting). In 597 AD Augustine moved inland and established a monastery at Canterbury, which is still the home of the Church of England – and arguably South East England’s most important historic attraction. The last successful invasion of England took place in 1066, when, near Hastings, the Normans overran King Harold’s army, on a site now marked by Battle Abbey. The Normans certainly left their mark over this corner of Britain, and Kent especially remains unmatched in its abundance of medieval castles, among them Rochester’s huge citadel, and Dover’s sprawling cliff-top fortress.

The Best Places to Visit in the South East

There’s something for everyone in the South East, from buzzing Brighton to the grand splendour of ‘Britain’s sunniest seaside town’ Eastbourne, and lovely old towns like Royal Tunbridge Wells, Chichester and Lewes. Then there’s the South Downs National Park (covering over 600 square miles), which offers an expanse of rolling chalk uplands that, as much as anywhere in the UK, gets you away from it all. Mostly made up of farmland, the park – which is the newest member of Britain’s national park family – stretches from the white chalk cliffs of East Sussex all the way to Hampshire. The South Downs National Park is, unsurprisingly, home to one of the South East’s finest walks. The ‘South Downs Way’ dips and rises over 100 miles of chalk uplands, between the impressive cliffs of Beachy Head to the mellow cathedral city of Winchester. The South East is also peppered with reminders of the UK’s darker days. History lovers can visit Dover Castle’s secret war tunnels, Hasting’s 1066 battlefield and plenty of scattered Roman ruins. Perhaps England’s spiritual heart can be found in Canterbury: its famous cathedral and ancient UNESCO-listed sights are a must-see for any traveler. The compact city offers 2000 years of history, with Christian and Roman ruins, a Norman castle and charming Tudor dwellings. Away from the great historic sites, you can spend easygoing days in Kent and Sussex – home to pretty harbour towns, and some of the UK’s finest gardens, ranging from the landscaped estate of Petworth House to the gorgeous flowerbeds of Sissinghurst. The Kent Weald stretches across a large area between the South and North Downs and features parts of both Kent and Sussex. The central section – the High Weald – is a jumble of country lanes, gentle hills, and sleepy villages as well the ancient heathland at Ashdown Forest.

Glamping in South East England

Too posh to pitch? Don't worry, the very best glamping sites are available to book right here on Cool Camping, ranging from family-friendly safari tents in Bedfordshire to simple, summer bell tents in Kent and cosy shepherd's huts near the New Forest, that are open all year round. So if you fancy glamping in South East, take a browse and find the location that's perfect for you. Oh, and it's not just typical glamping accommodation that's on offer either. We've been out and about exploring and have been staggered by the range of unique places on offer in the region. Two fairytale treehouses in the East Sussex have knocked our socks off, while we've also found a brilliantly converting caravan chassis that’s now a remote Hertfordshire hideaway. Whatever you're looking for, the best places will be right here on Cool Camping. So take a look now and discover your next glamping adventure in the South East today.

The South East’s Best Beaches

You can't beat camping near the coast – we've even written an entire book about it – and, when it comes to seaside camping we simply love throwing our tent into the car and heading to the South East of England. From the mighty cliffs of Dover, to the expansive sands of East Sussex, this dynamic, historic shoreline is both accessible and convenient as well as utterly beautiful. A few miles west of Rye in East Sussex, much-loved Camber Sands’ is a particular favourite of ours. Here the huge expanse of dunes and sand can get busy but, head over towards the western end and you will escape most of the crowds, while still enjoying the brochure-blue of the sea. Go there for a sunset walk on a warm night and you might just forget you’re in England!

For views, meanwhile, West Wittering’s open stretch of sand overlooks Chichester harbour and the Solent in Hampshire – the best way to reach it is undoubtedly to take the train to Chichester (with a bike), and then ride along the excellent new 11-mile Salterns rural cycle route. From the western end, you can cross a ridge to East Head – a remote sand-dune at the mouth of the harbour that's a delight for kids to play on. To really engage the imagination, though, take the little'uns fossil hunting. Botany Bay is the most northerly of Broadstairs' beaches in Kent, and arguably the most charming, with a 660-foot curve of sand, backed by white cliffs and chalk stacks. When the tide is out it’s excellent for fossils. We've found ourselves here for hours on end with the kids and, if we're not fossil hunting, it's exploring rock pools that fills the time. The most intrepid visitors can also paddle round to the beach's secret bay, where the cliffs where once used by smugglers to hide their booty.

You can't mention beaches in the South East, without mentioning Brighton. It is, undoubtedly, one of England's coolest coastal cities, and has been London's favourite seaside getaway since the Prince Regent first came two centuries ago. Since then, its been knocked about a bit, but Brighton is still the quintessential English beach escape for many. Popular with kayakers, it's now also home to British Airways i360 – the world’s tallest moving observation tower. Come bank holiday weekends the city's beach still fills with sun-seekers and swimmers (whatever the weather) with campers from the surrounding countryside coming along for the fun too. Even those pitching tents in the South Downs will often bring the beach ball along, just in case.

For something different, Littlehampton in East Sussex boasts two award-winning beaches, the gorgeous River Arun and a huge seafront green. There are also two excellent beach cafés designed by top-notch British architects: the East Beach Café by Thomas Heatherwick, and West Beach Café by Asif Khan. St. Mildred’s Bay, too, has a local café as excellent as the beach itself. A stunning cliff-lined, sandy bay, St Mildred's boasts calm swimming conditions for most of the year. Aside from the obvious seaside attractions, there are designated walks along the cliffs which have been declared a site of special interest. Travel up the coast on the ‘Viking Coastal Trail’ and you can choose between the historic Reculver Towers, or rejuvenated Margate to finish up a day by the coast.

5 Great Pubs in South East England

  • Opened almost 600 years ago, the George and Dragon (01304 613106) in Sandwich – once England’s fourth city after London, Ipswich and Norwich – has been a favourite watering hole for centuries. The menu changes seasonally, and if you’re lucky you might find a fillet of sea bream and saffron potatoes on your plate.
  • Surrounded by pretty Shoreham’s countryside, family-run The Two Brewers (01959 522800) takes pride in serving top-quality, traditional pub grub. After a long walk, bundle in and get a round of drinks in before ordering a hearty chicken, bacon and leek short crust pie.
  • Tucked away from the bright lights of Brighton’s seafront, it would be easy to miss the Sussex Yeoman (01273 327985). But for those who turn right and walk up Guildford Road as soon as they leave Brighton Station, they'll find one of the best Sunday roasts in the South East. The pub supports local charities and suppliers and is only a short walk to the North Laines and central Brighton.
  • Mermaid Street is a must-see of Rye, with its steep, picturesque cobbled curve. The Mermaid Inn (01797 223065) is an ancient inn dating back to the Norman Conquest, and the main pub was built in the 15th century. The pub boasts features a lovely log fireplace, and attracts everyone from ghost hunters to Shakespeare historians.
  • The Hatch Inn (01342 822363) used to be a row of three cottages said to date back to 1430 and was known to be a haunt for smugglers. Today, beer lovers will be pleased to know they can get a nice pint of Harveys here. One of the pub's two gardens boasts gorgeous views of Ashdown Forest, and you may recognise the pub from TV – it’s been a setting for the likes of Channel Four’s Celebrity Wife Swap and ITV drama Rough Treatment.

Our Top 10 Things To Do

  • Explore more than 1400 years of Christian history at the extraordinary Canterbury Cathedral.
  • Visit the Turner Contemporary art gallery, on the site of a seafront guesthouse where JMW Turner used to stay.
  • Discover the exquisite Salutation Gardens, laid out behind a glorious 1912 mansion.
  • Walk the South Downs Way, boasting some of the UK's most impressive coastal scenery.
  • Buy a book from Camilla’s in Eastbourne; a Victorian town house packed with half a million musty volumes.
  • Gaze in awe at the thrilling beauty of Beachy Head.
  • Check out the world’s most slender tower and Brighton’s newest attraction, the i360 Tower.
  • Watch ships passing in and out of Southampton Water from pine-fringed Lepe Beach.
  • Ride through peaceful woodlands at the West Wood Trail at Farley Mount.
  • Enjoy the wide-open landscape of Cissbury Ring and discover the sites hidden stories.
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