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Woodland camping in the South Downs

Sites among the trees, with shade in summer and shelter from the wind.

7 of the 13 campsites in the South Downs are on this list (about half). That's 2.5 times the UK share, so South Downs National Park is one of the better places for woodland. The most are around Graffham (2).

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Glamping site · Streat

Blackberry Wood

Tents, motorhomes, treehouses, lodges, cabins

  • Some dogs
  • Campfires
  • Glamping

from £38/night

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Glamping site · Milland

Hazelbank Farm

Pods, shepherd's huts

  • Campfires
  • Glamping

Prices on request

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Touring park · Wickham

Rookesbury Park Club Campsite

Caravan and Motorhome Club site, open to non-members

Tents, caravans, motorhomes

  • Dogs welcome

Prices on request

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Questions people ask

Which is the cheapest of the woodland camping in the South Downs?

Graffham Camping and Caravanning Club Site, from £21 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 woodland camping in the South Downs take dogs?

6 of the 7: Blackberry Wood, Graffham Camping and Caravanning Club Site, Rookesbury Park Club Campsite, The Sustainability Centre (South Downs Eco Lodge and Camping), Woodfire Camping (Westerlands) and Woodfire at Chapel Field.

Are any of the woodland camping in the South Downs open all year?

Yes: Blackberry Wood, Hazelbank Farm and The Sustainability Centre (South Downs Eco Lodge and Camping).

Can you have a campfire at any of the woodland camping in the South Downs?

Yes, at Blackberry Wood, Hazelbank Farm, The Sustainability Centre (South Downs Eco Lodge and Camping), Woodfire Camping (Westerlands) and Woodfire at Chapel Field. Most want fires in a raised pit, not on the ground.