Blackberry Wood offers rural camping as it should be. Set in a woodland at the foot of the South Downs, it is literally a breath of fresh air. One of twenty clearings in the woodland provides the perfect spot to pitch a tent. Free of neighbours, unsightly caravans and noise pollution, the rich variety of birds will serenade you into the evening, when it will be time to light a rustic campfire. Unlike many other campsites, this one encourages campers to make open fires.

The campsite provides basic facilities, the open-air showers in the woodland proving rather memorable. For daytime activities, the area offers a variety of walks and bike trails across the South Downs. Brighton is also a comfortable 25 minutes by car. Recently voted “The Coolest Campsite in England”, Blackberry Wood offers a easy retreat into unadulterated nature and a rare taste of traditional camping. Open all year, pets welcome.

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Written by  Andrea Meyer.

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this camp site is the worst camp site ever and no one should go there. there fasilities are very poor there are children screeming at 4 in the morning

 

Comment posted 26th July 2009 by tilly.

How Much

How much does it cost to stay at Blackberry Woods and do you have to book in advance to get in?

 

Question posted 8th May 2009 by salome.

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