Food and Drink
Daddy Longlegs
1 Arundel Road, Kemptown, East Sussex, South East England, BN2 5TE
View on map
Gallery
Why stay here ...
- Adjoining camping field likely to be busy at peak times.
- Phone and TV Reception poor on site.
- Levelling blocks may be required on site.
- The site is set amongst trees with dog walks. It is adjacent to the South Downs Way so perfect for walking and horse riding.
Prices
Useful Info
1.5 acres
Levelling blocks required
Nearby
Great savings on days out
Offers available to Club members
The extraordinary life story of our planet. Discover our amazing past. View remarkable fossils, minerals and crystals in the exhibition with life size moving dinosaurs. Exotic plant houses, gardens, Sussex Heritage Trail, water features and Dinosaur Safari. Vast garden and gift centre with coffee shop.
Adventure
Knockhatch Adventure Park
Hailsham Bypass, East Sussex, South East England, BN27 3GD
View on map
Come enjoy a fun and action-packed family visit to Knockhatch Adventure Park. The park offers a wide range of activities including Froggies - the massive indoor soft play area, a large adventure playground, a boating lake, jumping pillows, demon drop slides, go-karts and a children's farm to name a few!
Leisure Activities
Go Ape - Bedgebury
Bedgebury Road, Goudhurst, South East England, TN17 2SJ
View on map
Map
Directions
You need to be a Club member to view directions to this Certificated Location. Log in
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- BN26 5TN
- GPS:
- Lat 50.803961 / Lon 0.151209
- OS field ref:
- TQ516027
- OS map ref:
- 199
Transport links
- Daily public transport within 1 mile
- Nearest port: Newhaven (10 miles)
- Nearest train station: Berwick
Reviews
close panel
Log in to write a review
Great Location
Spacious CL where you can choose where to pitch and with a friendly and relaxed welcome. We stayed late august just before bank holiday and CL was full but quiet (neighbouring campsite also very quiet). Great location for walking, cycling and with easy access to Alfriston.
We will return!
Visited this site in October 2019 for 4 nights. Alfriston is a little tight in places with a big caravan but if buses and lorries can get through then so should you be able to. The lane up to the site does have pot holes but they are passable with care. Nothing too great to worry about.
At the top of the lane, before you get to the camping field, there are locked double gates that allow you into the CL. If you miss them you can turn around in the camping field. The owner will give you the gate code when you book a pitch.
The CL itself is a fairly large field with plenty of space. There is a hard standing area next to the gate that will hold 2 units. There are 3 taps around the field. Also 3 hookup posts each allowing 2 connections. The bins and chemical disposal area are hidden behind a wooden fence. They were fit for purpose.
It did pour down for a couple of days so we were glad we had a pitch on the hard-standing area. No leveling blocks were needed here but in other parts of the field you will need them.
We spotted a Fox, some rabbits and a squirrel in the field during our stay.
There was a little noise from the camping field next door but that died down in the evening. I would not want to be camping in October I can tell you!
Positives: Large well kept field with shelter if needed. Plenty of options to site your unit. 3 water points. EHU easy to plug into. Decent chemical toilet disposal area. Easy walk into Alfriston. Easy access to the south downs way, Newhaven, Seaford, Eastbourne, Beachy Head and Lewes.
Negatives: Some potholes in access road. Some parts of the field need levelling blocks. Can potentially get noisy in the summer months due to camping field. No phone signal. Poor TV signal.
Overall, despite the torrential downpour, we really enjoyed our stay and would return. The negative comments from preview reviews have mainly been addressed. Its a nice tidy CL.
Nice and Quiet
Lovely peacefull site, just the sounds of the wildlife, the owls hooting at night, buzzards flying overhead, foxes in the near by field. Wonderfull base for walking on the South Downs. Just a five minute walk to the lovely village of Alfriston.
As said in other reviews the lane leading to the site has pot holes but this keeps the traffic speed down so it keeps the noise of the vehicles going to the stables low.
We will use this again
We love this site!
This is a lovely site- plenty of room, beautiful surroundings and walks, family friendly and laid back. We've stayed a few times and always really enjoyed ourselves. We've never had access problems or anything else for that matter. Horse riders trotting past in the morning, easy walk in to beautiful Alfriston for a breakfast or ice cream and no phone reception- perfect!
Ruined
This used to be a lovely CL when run by the father but is now blatently overcamped so we unfortunately will no longer use it. The access is now terrible with enormous potholes and the ajacent field is used for camping therefore I do not consider it is a CL any longer. What a shame!
