Saddlescombe Farm Campsite

Saddlescombe Road, Saddlescombe, Brighton, West Sussex, BN45 7DE

View of a camping field at Saddlescombe Farm

A view of tents at Saddlescombe Farm campsite

A view of fields at Saddlescombe Farm campsite

A misty view of fields at Saddlescombe Farm campsite

At-a-glance details

Type of accommodation Tents
No of places / pitches15
Seasons
1 April 2020 - 30 September 2020
Minimum stay1 night(s)
Dogs welcome per pitch1
Star/Pennant rating 1 What's this?

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About Saddlescombe Farm Campsite

This rural, car free campsite is set within one of the finest stretches of the South Downs and provides a simple site for walkers and cyclists.

Backpack campers are welcome at Saddlescombe. It's a real back to nature treat if you are looking for something a bit different. We have a deliberately quiet and simple site, perfect for those walking the South Downs Way. No vehicles are permitted on site to ensure peace and tranquillity are retained. The closest parking is at the Devil’s Dyke car park 1.5 miles away (prices apply but free to National Trust members).

Saddlescombe Farm is on the National Trust’s Devil’s Dyke Estate just off the South Downs Way, five miles from Brighton.

Enquire and book

Call 01273 857712

Opening times

Monday to Friday 09.00 - 16.00

Email saddlescombefarmcampsite@nationaltrust.org.uk

Types of Accommodation

Saddlescombe Farm camping

The site is part of the Trust's Devil's Dyke Estate, five miles north of Brighton, offering stunning panoramas and a diverse habitat. There is much to explore across the estate, with an iron age hill fort and even the remains of a Victorian fun fair!

BBQ available
Toilets available

Additional Information

Saddlescombe Farm Campsite FAQs

Answers to FAQs about the backpackers campsite at Saddlescombe Farm

Saddlescombe Farm Campsite site rules

To ensure everyone who stays at Saddlescombe Farm campsite has a great holiday, we have a few simple site rules.

Notes for guests

Parking: This is a car free campsite. The closest parking is at the Devil’s Dyke car park 1.5 miles away (prices apply but free to National Trust members).

Dogs: This is a working farm and livestock may be grazing nearby. Please keep dogs on a lead at all time.

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Camping & glamping

Saddlescombe Road, Saddlescombe, Brighton, West Sussex, BN45 7DE

Saddlescombe Farm Camping

This rural, car free campsite is set within one of the finest stretches of the South Downs and provides a simple site for walkers and cyclists.

Toilets
BBQ

Spending time at Saddlescombe Farm helped feel stronger and more confident

Saddlescombe Farm and Newtimber Hill

A hidden hamlet nestled in the downs

Devil's Dyke

A legendary beauty spot on the South Downs

Ditchling Beacon

Panoramic views from the top of world

Blackcap

A classic downland experience with secret woodland glades

Cissbury Ring

The most historic hill on the South Downs

Monk's House

Leonard and Virginia Woolf's 16th-century country retreat

Saddlescombe Farm Camping

Saddlescombe Road, Saddlescombe, Brighton, West Sussex, BN45 7DE

Call 01273 857712

Email saddlescombefarmcampsite@nationaltrust.org.uk

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