Come and stay in one of our pop up luxury bell tents for the ultimate in Glamping. These beautiful Bell tents will be all ready for you to experience 2 very comfortable nights under the stars, waking up feeling totally relaxed and refreshed for the day ahead.
Loved the site. It was perfect for meeting up with friends from Brighton and Eastbourne. Though a basic site, the place is truly enchanting and I will definitely be returning.
We camped over a busy August bank holiday but even with maximum capacity there is enough space to spread out and not feel on top of your neighbours. Fine views of the sea and the downs but as a result is rather exposed to the elements although there is a tree lined shelter down one side of the field which offers slightly more protection. The site has a lovely peaceful feel where groups, family's, couples, and dogs can all enjoy the experience. Yes the site is basic but that is the joy of it. There is everything you need and Justine the owner is fantastic and most accommodating if you get in a pickle or forget something. Do order her breakfast or bbq packs - all meat organic and home reared from her farm. Delicious! plus fresh laid free range eggs. Heavenly! The sausages get a massive thumbs up too. Word of advice - bring strong tent pegs and lots of spares - the ground is very hard and rocky. Plus a good mallet!
Lovely and simple site. Clean, stocked toilets. Nice touch with the washing up bowls and drying racks. The view was the highlight however!! The only downside was we felt a little squashed in (it was a bank holiday though) and it could do with clearer rules about amplified music and rowdy teenagers after 11pm, the two weren’t related! Both are fine if you know that’s what you are getting but I’m old and like to relax in relative peace and quiet! It didn’t really detract from what was a great stay though.
We camped at this camping, and the view Is good and the place is nice, but there aren't enough facilities. There is one cold water tap and 3 dirty portable loo's. That's it. It felt more like they were trying to earn some easy money, than that they were trying offer a nice camping site.
Stayed at Stud Farm this weekend with my 15 year old. We wanted a quiet get away and thats exactly what we got. The field is a bit sloping in parts but if you pitch around the edge its ok. We got a space with a sea view which was lovely. Justine met us as we were setting up an brought the fire pit, wood eggs and bacon we pre ordered. On the saturday we walked down to the coast and then into Brighton (not for the feint hearted!). We got the bus back and stopped at the Smugglers Rest pub for a drink before the walk back to the farm. Its very peaceful with just the noise of the sheep and birds to keep you company. The facilities are basic which is what I expected however I'm not sure 3 portaloos is enough for the number of pitches available. Would definitely recommend this place and hope to go back real soon.
As described this is a basic facility campsite but excellent views with walking opportunities. 20 minutes walk across fields to the sea front. It benefits from being a mainly family and couples site so it is quiet and relaxed. A large field so even when fully booked there is still space (less so at the top of the field) even over the start of school break weekend. Would return again.
This is just a field with a tap and a couple of portaloos! However the views are amazing and there are great walks and cafes nearby. You can also walk down to the main road and get the bus into Brighton. Justine was really friendly and helpful, and you can have a campfire which is great! Would definitely recommend staying here if you don't mind a basic camping experience.
Back to basics - just a field with a sea view. Lovely to be able to have a fire pit and/or BBQ. Arrive early to get a spot looking out to sea. Justine and Lucy were very friendly and helpful. Walking distance to the sea (~20 mins) - turn right at the coast and go to Saltdean beach where there is a cafe (rather than left towards Telscombe Cliffs beach where there is a wastewater treatment works...!). The portaloos were surprisingly nice and clean (although did run out of loo roll at one point). No shower but if you get hot and sweaty you can go for a dip in the sea. It would have been nice if the BBQ/breakfast packs came in a size small enough for two people.
Very nice site with great views. Friendly and helpful owner. Portaloos were rather stinky after the bank holiday, but I expect this is a temporary thing!
The facilities are basic but the view and setting are truly beautiful. Good location - we parked in Lewes and caught the train into Brighton which made for a hassle free day out. Very peaceful campsite, awesome setting, we will return!
Thoroughly enjoyed our 2 night stay here, it was peaceful and quiet. The host was very friendly and helpful. Loved having the dogs and open fire... It is exactly as described.
Great spot in a lovely part of the world. Our only ask would be to please add a shower - very basic would be fine. I suspect it’s quite hard to do which is why they haven’t. But it’s a lovely site with great sausages from the farm!
We were a bit disappointed that the campsite was quite so basic given how much they charge. I love a "basics only" campsite but wouldn't normal expect to pay top dollar for it. When the site ended up being filled by almost twice as many campers as advertised online we found the porta-loos and lack of showers felt less "off the beaten track" and more penny pinching. Nonetheless a lovely location.
This campsite was an excellent choice for the weekend. The combined views over the sublime South Downs and the sea were only bettered by the lambs playing merrily in the adjacent field. As a Londoner, this offered the perfect break over a BH weekend. We took advantage of the breakfast hamper and were delighted we did. Real food, real taste. This is a basic campsite in terms of facilities but a 5 star experience in terms of camping. Justine limits the number of the field so there’s a lot of space and solitude. We combined the country with the city by taking the bus from Telscombe Cliffs to Brighton. We avoided the parking mayhem and were able to enjoy the pubs. I’d recommend booking here. Who needs a shower when you have a bucket of water to tip over your head.
Have always been a follower of Stud Farm in Telscombe Village, especially horse racing and have been to many of the open days over the years and was surprised to see that whoever wrote this said that horse racing no longer takes place at the farm. As a long time follower of the two, I also saw that you failed to mention how Jamie and Camilla won many races around the world with horses trained at this location, crocodile Dundee or Land N Stars to name a few in races such as the Melbourne cup and Dubai. It might be that you are ignorant on this but it is certainly what brought such great attention to the farm and their success lives on. As still a follower of camilla and her current progress in achieving her license I know she is still training horses at these facilities and think it is an insult to her that it has failed to be mentioned. It is very much an insult to the yard to call it as a livery yard, it is a racing yard and I think it should be known as that. It has not as you say “hung up it’s horse racing shoes”. I think camilla needs recognition for the following she has built as she is truly an amazing amazing person and a gift to the horse racing world.
Tents, dogs – yes. Twin-axle caravans & motorhomes are not permitted unfortunately. Large groups – by prior arrangement.