Glamping sites in The South Downs
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Where would you like to go Glamping?
Where to go in the South Downs
The Sussex downland around Lewes and Arundel, the Hampshire end towards Winchester and the Meon Valley, and the coast at the Seven Sisters.
What kind of glamping?
Shepherd’s huts and pods suit the downland well, with safari tents and yurts on the larger farm sites. Many have hot tubs.
Walking the South Downs Way
A hundred miles of chalk ridge from Winchester to Eastbourne, walkable in sections and never far from a village.
Close to London
Most of the park is within two hours of the city, which makes it one of the easiest national parks for a short break.
Vineyards
The chalk here is the same as Champagne’s, and Sussex sparkling wine has become genuinely good. Several vineyards run tours.
Glmaping in The South Downs
The chalk downs across Sussex and Hampshire for walking, and the coast at the Seven Sisters for dramatic cliffs.
Widely yes — the South Downs Way and open downland are superb for dogs. Check individual site policies.
Yes — the Seven Sisters, Drusillas Park and the coast all make great family days.
Walk the South Downs Way, see the Seven Sisters cliffs, tour a Sussex vineyard, and visit Arundel and Winchester.
Prices vary by season, site and accommodation type — check the live ‘from’ price shown on each glamping site listing above.