Lovely well kept site
Really nice site, quite and well looked after by the very friendly team. Keep up the good work!
Broomfield Farm Caravan Club Site
Stalkers Lane, East Hoathly, Lewes, East Sussex, BN8 6QS
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Why stay here ...
Broomfield Farm Club Site is a gentle, rural location peacefully set in the heart of the Sussex countryside. This East Sussex touring and caravanning park offers the delights of meadows and woodland, the latter resplendent with bluebells in the spring. The charming village of Waldron is within easy reach and well worth the visit if you fancy a spot of shopping as well as to soak up the traditional atmosphere and local history.
A stay at Broomfield Farm Club Site would not be complete without a leisurely walk along the scenic South Downs Way situated nearby - the trail splendidly marches westwards from Eastbourne's dramatic Beachy Head and promises unforgettable views. You can reach Eastbourne by bus and the stop is located a short walk away in the local village of East Hoathy. The village also offers a free car park, a small shop and pubs serving food.
Also just a short distance away from the caravan site, you will be enchanted by the world famous landmark called the Long Man of Wilmington on his hillside, which dates back to pagan times. All in all, the area promises a memorable holiday getaway for the whole family.
Please note: This site does not have a toilet block.
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Directions
Please only use these recommended directions for the final approach and not sat nav, due to unsuitable roads for towing. From Uckfield on the A22: at Shaw roundabout (about 0.5 mile past Halland) turn left into road signposted East Hoathly. Within 0.75 mile in East Hoathly village turn left at The King’s Head public house towards Waldron. In 0.25 mile fork right continuing to Waldron. In 90 metres fork left to Waldron. In about 0.5 mile turn right into Holdcroft Lane (signposted Chiddingly); at top of lane turn left into road signposted Chiddingly, Graywood (care required as lane merges from right); in about 0.25m at T-junction turn left into Graywood Lane (signposted Waldron); in 140 metres turn right into Stalkers Lane. Site on right in 0.25 mile (immediately past Broomfield Farm house entrance). When leaving site foll signposts to East Hoathly. From Eastbourne on the A22: turn right at Shaw roundabout, then as above. When leaving site follow signposts to East Hoathly.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- BN8 6QS
- GPS:
- Lat 50.92511 / Lon 0.19372
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- TQ541162
- OS map ref:
- 199
- Handbook map ref:
- L3
Transport links
- Buses go to: Uckfield and Eastbourne
- Car hire on site
- Nearest port: Newhaven (15 miles)
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Foreign motorhomes
We enjoyed a lovely week on this site which we visit on several occasions , only for it to be spoilt on our last night.
A foreign make Motorhome arrived about 6pm & decided to pitch next to us, but instead of going in forwards so their door was facing the other side, they reversed in therefore their door was facing straight onto us invading on our privacy.
They then put their 2 dogs onto the grass verge dividing our pitches & put down food for them. Our 2 dogs had been laying outside quite happy until this time. Our dogs did not bark but obviously wanted to get to their dogs food & would not settle for ages.
They were English owners so should know better, had we not been going home the following day we would have complained.
I think that on arrival the wardens need to ask this question on foreign make caravans & motorhomes so that they park the correct way. Anyone with any sense would know better but clearly not this couple!!
Wonderful site , brilliant wardens.
I have been caravanning over 20 years .
I have mostly meet friendly members over these years.
But today I meet the most arrogant member ever , he had a motorhome, and decided he was not going to the motorhome water service point to fill his water tank .
Went apparently approach buy the warden , who politely asked him what he was doing as he had gone onto the service point which is for caravans and parked a large , heavy motorhome on the grass , which would leave ruts in the grass.
Then proceeded to use pliers to the fitting on the water tap so as to connect to his water supply.
He then replied he had done this for the last 30 years .
He refused to go to the motorhome point as he considered this to far to drive .
He then spoke to other members on site , one of which was shocked at his attitude.
Members do not expect this , this site I have been coming to for over 20 years .
The wardens are the most helpful, friendly and go the extra mile .
I hope the club will back up the wardens should this go further.
Brilliant, well maintained site . 5*
chens
Reviewed on 24/06/2019 19:35
Great value, peaceful site
This is a great value club site as long as you're happy using your van's facilities. Choice of open and wooded pitches and there is loads of space. Unusually for a club site not all the space is taken up with pitches.
Very quiet location
This was a very quiet site - no roads, flight paths, tractors or anything. Lots of bird song! Noise from other folks dogs sometimes, but that is all.
The site doesn't have an facilities so its just you and your caravan. The club shop sells milk, eggs, papers, etc.
The wooden gate is always shut so you have to get out to leave/return.
The site isn't actually in Lewes, which is 15 mins away. Brighton is 50 mins away. The local pub is a 40 min walk or 7 mins in the car.
I think the site is adult only as we didn't see any kids, which is why it was so quiet!
Nice spot
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01825 872242
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