South East England Club Campsite
Campsites in South East England have a rich mix of historical cities and wonderful sea bordered countryside. There's a great range of things for the whole family in the South East. Glorious gardens and beach walks to fast-paced horse racing and thrill seeking rides.
Featured campsites in South East England (5)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Which campsites in South East England are dog friendly?
All of our UK Club Sites are dog-friendly and better yet, your four-legged friends go free! Find out how we cater to dogs and what to expect when visiting one of our dog-friendly campsites.
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Which campsites are by the beach in South East England?
There are a number of sites not far from the beach including Rowan Park Club Campsite, Littlehampton Club Campsite, Brighton Club Campsite and Daleacres Club Campsite which are all within a few miles to a beach.
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Which campsites are family friendly in South East England?
All of our sites in the South East are family friendly with a variety of family friendly places to visit nearby. Battle Normanhurst Court Club Campsite, Brighton Club Campsite, Bearsted Club Campsite, Black Horse Farm Club Campsite, Daleacres Club Campsite, Abbey Wood Club Campsite, Alderstead Heath Club Campsite and Littlehampton Club Campsite all have playgrounds or play areas for kids.
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Where can I go glamping in South East England?
We currently have glamping holidays available at 10 of our Club Campsites around the UK. In South East England we have glamping available at Abbey Wood Club Campsite and Daleacres Club Campsite. Find out more at Experience Freedom.
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South East England offers beautiful coastlines, forests and of course the stunning South Downs and the North Downs to explore. Whether you prefer walking, hiking or cycling there are many places to see. Explore the trails through Friston Forest and out onto Seven Sisters Country Park and down to Cuckmere Haven. Further along the coast you can explore the pebble beach at Birling Gap when the tide is out. This beach is accessible only by steps. Feel the fresh air as you walk along the cliff paths towards Beachy Head,with part of the route heading inland into the South Downs.
Soak up some history with the fantastic castles of the south east including Leeds Castle in Broomfield, Maidstone, where you can enjoy the wonderful castle and its gardens including the maze, wildlife and adventure park. Another very impressive castle and grounds is Arundel Castle which has a number of great events throughout the year.
If you are looking for a day out at a theme park the two main ones in the south east are Thorpe Park and Chessington World of Adventures. There are also plenty of indoor and outdoor activities in Brighton and London if you want to explore the cities, along with wildlife parks and seaside towns to enjoy a great day out. If you are looking to go further west to the New Forest why not visit the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu or enjoy a family day out discovering the delights of The New Forest itself.
Due to the climate and soil type, the south east is known as the wine capital of the UK. Taste the wines of Surrey or tour the vineyards of Sussex. With over a hundred vineyards throughout the south east there are plenty of opportunities to soak up some English wine.