Budget/backpacker: Campgrounds in East Sussex
6 bookable campsites in East Sussex
The Moon Pod
Hastings, East Sussex, England- A couples’ sleeping pod up-cycled from an observatory in East Sussex
- Battle Abbey and Bodiam Castle 15 minutes’ drive; Rye 20 minutes
- Private shower hut plus garden and wildlife pond overlooking farmland
Glottenham
Robertsbridge, East Sussex, England- Nearly wild pop-up site in a hay field with a woodland and wetland
- Surrounded by country walks and a 10-minute drive from Battle Abbey
- Quiet and back to basics, with village pubs 20 minutes’ walk away
South Downs Youth Hostel
Lewes, East Sussex, England- Glamping in the grounds of a rural hostel five miles from Lewes
- Just off the South Downs Way; half an hour from Brighton by train
- Café on site for breakfast, supper and all-day snacks
St Ives Farm
Hartfield, East Sussex, EnglandBrightling Park Campsite
Brightling, East Sussex, England- Spacious site next to woodland in the middle of a country estate
- A 10-minute drive from Battle and half an hour from Hastings
- Campfires, barbecues and kids welcome on the peaceful grounds
High Barn Retreats
Brighton, East Sussex, England- Dog-friendly wild camping site in the South Downs National Park
- A 25-minute drive from Lewes and half an hour’s drive from Brighton
- A five-minute drive to pubs, local shops and the beach in Rottingdean
Pop-up Brighton Campsite
Brighton, East Sussex, EnglandMerrylands
Hailsham, East Sussex, EnglandFreshwinds Camping
Hastings, East Sussex, England- 'Camping as it used to be' on a 200-acre farm
- Wildlife haven with badgers, foxes, barn owls and more
- Spacious pitches surrounded by stream, woodland and fields

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