Luxury Bell Tent - Cosmos (39 at Hale Farm)
UK England South East England East Sussex Hailsham Hale Farm
Relax and unwind in one of our beautiful, new for 2020 Luxury 7 metre Bell Tents. Set in our stunning 9 acre wildflower meadow you really will feel like you have escaped everyday life!
The Owner Says
Each of our Luxury 7 metre Bell Tents sleeps up to six and for your comfort includes a double mattress, a triple bunk bed, luxury bedding, cushions, a throw and towels. A further camp bed, is available if required. There are hand crafted bedside tables and a storage box at the end of the bed for your belongings, two interior battery powered lights for your use, exterior fairy lights and bunting. A chair, bean bag, feature matting, decorative extras and games for children can be enjoyed during your stay. A kitchen box with crockery and cutlery and other cooking utensils is included.
Outside and under the stars, in your own private area enjoy a campfire in your fire bowl with a grill for BBQs.
A complimentary fire starter pack with 2 bags of log will be included for you and further logs can be purchased if you require any.
In the communal outside area you will find toilets, gas fired hot showers a washing up area with hot water, fresh drinking water tap and a kitchen area complete with a fridge/freezer. There is also a communal fire area with a fire bowl for those of you that are glamping alongside friends.
There is ample parking and most importantly you will have 9 acres to enjoy and explore during your stay, the farm to visit and two excellent pubs both within walking distance from the glamping site!
Camping pitches are available alongside the Bell Tents, if all three Bell Tents are booked as part of a group. This must be confirmed with Hale Farm Campsite prior to your stay.
Our Coronavirus Booking Guarantee
Book with complete confidence at Hale Farm with the Cool Camping Coronavirus Booking Guarantee. We guarantee the following clear policy for your booking:
- A low deposit of 30% to secure your booking
- Balance due 30 days before your holiday
- Complete flexibility to move bookings up to the end of 2021 in the event of Coronavirus restrictions
- Due to the flexibility provided we are unable to offer refunds
- This guarantee supersedes any other policies
About Hale Farm
Suitable For
Tents, glampers, families, couples, campervans – yes. Caravans, motorhomes and dogs – noNearby
Nature lovers will be in their element here. Head north east for walks on the High Weald (01424 723011) or south to the South Downs (01730 814810) – though the footpaths directly from the site are not to be sniffed at! Arlington Reservoir is about a 10 minute drive, a good spot for bird watching, while a few hundred metres further is Drusillas Park (01323 874100), a small 10 acres zoo mainly aimed at children. National Trust owned Batemans (01435 882302), former home of Rudyard Kipling, is around 15 minutes in the car, as is Alfriston Clergy House, the very first property the Trust bought back in 1896, before becoming the cherished charity it is today. There's plenty more besides: Knock Hatch Adventure Park (01323 442051), Ashdown Llama Park (01825 713698), Herstmonceux Castle (01323 834457), the Observatory Science Centre (01323 832731), Sheffield Park and Lewes Castle (01273 486290) – all of which are within half and hour. Take your pick!Food & Drink
Hale Farm's free range eggs, sausages and bacon are available to buy onsite. Any other produce and essentials and an excellent cafe be found at the local village shop, a 10-minute walk away. There are also two excellent pubs in the village, The Six Bells and The Gun.Site Reviews
Add Your ReviewRated ★★★★★ over 46 reviews
Relaxing getaway
We stayed for 2 nights in the shepherds hut, and thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The bed is very comfortable, and the shepherds hut is surprisingly spacious. We found it to be very well equipped, and incredibly cosy and warm with the fire. There are some great pubs nearby, we brought our bikes along and went on some lovely cycle trails. We felt very well rested after our relaxing stay at the shepherds hut, and already planning our next trip!
Can’t wait to go back next year
We had a lovely 2 nights stay with our young grandsons. Loved there was no electric , and hardly any phone signal. We actually spent our time playing and enjoying our time with our grandsons. We wasn’t on our phones and they wasn’t on their Nintendo’s. We camped by a huge tree and it was safe for the boys to explore the small woods and they lived climbing the tree. The fresh eggs and sausages were a hit, and at about 6.30 pm an ice cream van came on to site. Showers and toilets were very clean , there are 2 pubs in the village 1 we walked to, the other we drive as it was a bit further. There’s a village shop that is well stocked, and also it’s only a 20 minute drive to Drusillas . The only negative comment I have was a large group of other campers who was families with young children was playing music until 12 midnight and talking around their fire loudly until 1.30 am which woke me and my grandsons up . That is not the campsites fault just inconsiderate people
Lovely peaceful campsite with clean facilities and animals galore!
We stayed for three nights and we loved it. Lovely location and a really peaceful campsite. The kids loved the farm and animals especially Pauline the pig! The Weald Way is beautiful for a walk and we enjoyed The Gun pub nearby. Delicious eggs and sausages sold each evening on site and the fire pit was fab. The facilities were really clean and we saw the toilets being cleaned impressively often! :-) We’ll be back!
Nice campsite but noisey kids
I liked the facilities for washing up, showering and the loos & recycling. The fire pits are great. Unfortunately my neighbours had occupied my pitch with their car right next to my fire pit so I couldn't pitch there which was frustrating and disappointing. They left about 4pm, 4 hours after they were supposed to and I couldn't be bothered to re pitch for a 1 night stay. The shouting/screaming/arguing kids were about 12 feet away behind a hedge. That was intrusive. I had a good night and liked the site but but if your neighbours overstay like mine did you might not get to enjoy a nice fire..
Fantastic few days in the Shepherd's Hut!
Three nights in the Shepherd's Hut was fantastic. It had everything we needed and is a really clever use of space inside. The privacy of the hut and surrounding field is great as is the option to have you own fire/bbq each evening. The farm is great fun and the option to buy produce from the farm as well to cook with is a great idea. The farm is on the Weald Way walk so plenty of options for walks as long as you like! The owners were great and were very quick to respond to any questions we had during our time there. Would recommend this to anyone!
Location
Hale Farm is located at Hale Farm, Hale Green, Chiddingly, East Sussex BN8 6HQ
Getting There
From the A22 turn north at the Esso garage in Golden Cross and continue to Muddles Green. In Muddles Green turn right and after 300 yards turn left into Scrapers Hill. Proceed along this for about 2/3 of a mile and Hale Farm is on the right-hand side.
From Horam take the road South to Eastbourne. After about 1/2 mile turn right just before the May Garland Pub. After 3/4 mile turn right again in front of a converted last house,signposted Chiddingly. After about 1.5 miles Hale Farm can be found on the left-hand side.
Best to bring a car – the nearest train station is in Berwick (0845 748 4950), 5 miles away.