Campsites where you can have a campfire in East Sussex
Campsites that let you have a fire, and how: your own fire pit, a hired one, or raised fires only. In a dry summer sites can ban fires at short notice, so check before you go.
16 of the 34 campsites in East Sussex are on this list (about half). That's twice the UK share, so East Sussex is one of the better places for campfires allowed. Next door, Surrey has 4 sites, Kent has 14 sites and West Sussex has 11 sites.
Tents, caravans, motorhomes, bell tents, cabins
- Dogs welcome
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £27.50/night
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Tents, caravans, motorhomes, bell tents, pre-pitched tents
- Dogs welcome
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £25/night
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Small certificated site · Sedlescombe
Riverdale Cottage
Fire pits only · fire pit hire · logs sold
Members only · join the Camping and Caravanning Club to stay
Tents, caravans, motorhomes
- No dogs
- Campfires
from £15/night
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Tents, motorhomes, pre-pitched tents, yurts, vintage caravans
- Some dogs
- Campfires
- Glamping
from £24/night
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Questions people ask
Which is the cheapest of the campsites where you can have a campfire in East Sussex?
Riverdale Cottage, from £15 a night for two adults, is the lowest price we can find over the next year. Prices change with the season and the day of the week, so put your dates into the calculator on this page.
Which of the campsites where you can have a campfire in East Sussex take dogs?
13 of the 16: Blackberry Wood, Bluebell Coppice Park, Bramley Park Camping, Cairds Camping and Caravan Site, Chalky Downs Campsite, Forest Garden Shovelstrode, Hare and Hounds Campsite and Housedean Farm Campsite.
Are any of the campsites where you can have a campfire in East Sussex open all year?
Yes: Blackberry Wood, Forest Garden Shovelstrode and Wowo Campsite.