Campgrounds with free wifi in Godalming, England
1 bookable campsite within 24.1 kilometres of Godalming
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Hurtwood Hideout
Dorking, Surrey, England- Rural site in the Surrey Hills, 15 minutes' drive from Dorking
- Surrounded by 4,000 acres of woodland and Hurtwood bike trails
- Restaurant/bar on site; two pubs and village a 20-minute walk away
Pondfield Farm
Horsham, West Sussex, England- Simple but well-equipped woodland cabin overlooking a pond
- Wakehurst and Huxley's Birds of Prey Centre within half-hour drive
- Barbecue, firepit, woodburning stove and kitchen provided
Hazelbank Farm
Liphook, Hampshire, England- Glamping at a peaceful 17-acre farm in the South Downs National Park
- Ramster Gardens and Birdworld within a half-hour drive
- Award-winning village pub less than a mile away
Bury Hill Farm
Liphook, Hampshire, England- Wild camping on a Hampshire farm just outside the South Downs
- A 15-minute drive from Alice Holt Forest and Birdworld; golf nearby
- Pubs five minutes’ drive away; walking and cycling trails nearby
Oakfields Camping
Billingshurst, West Sussex, England- Green field site over six acres, in the grounds of the a country pub
- Five minutes' drive from Billingshurst and Wisborough Green
- Modern toilet and shower block with wheelchair-accessible unit
The Old Thorns Manor Hotel
Liphook, Hampshire, England- Luxury heated pods in the grounds of a South Downs manor hotel
- Fitness centre on site with gym, sauna, hot tub, pool and steam room
- Champagne and cocktail bar, sports bar and a Starbucks
Pookles Farm
Alton, Hampshire, England- Exclusive-use family glamping site in the South Downs National Park
- Jane Austen’s House 10 minutes’ drive; Watercress Line 15 minutes
- Bell tent by a fishing and swimming lake; views over a woodland SSSI
Sumners Ponds Fishery and Campsite
Horsham, West Sussex, England- Campsite and fishery set on a secluded working farm in West Sussex
- Footpaths and cycle trails in and around the site
- Restaurant and bar on the side of the Sumners Lake
