East Brighton Park, Brighton BN2 5TS | Telephone: 01342 777533 | View Map
Open Dates:
All year
Earliest Arrival Time: 3pm
Latest Departure Time: 10am
Facilities
• Wi-Fi
• Wash room / toilets
• Dish washing area
Brighton will give you a traditional British seaside holiday just 2 miles from the lively and diverse city centre, as well as easy routes into the South Downs and Sussex countryside. Our site is tucked into a small valley; home to bunnies, squirrels and other local wildlife, and a mere 15 minute stroll from Brighton Marina – there’s something here for everyone.
Find out how you can book with no amendment fee on bookings for 2020
Pitch up under the stars at our Brighton campsite. We can accommodate tents of up to 3mx3m (approximately a 4-person tent).
Enjoy our Airstreams panoramic front and rear windows, a 190 litre fridge, modern tech, heating and outside awning. Sleeps 4 adults
Our wooden camping pods are well insulated with lighting, electric sockets and other comforts for a great stay. Sleeps 2 adults.
Our luxury Glamping Pods come with comfy bedding, en-suite bathroom facilities and cooking equipment. Sleeps 2 adults and 2 children.
Why stay here
Brighton will give you a traditional British seaside holiday just two miles from the lively and diverse city centre, as well as easy routes into the South Downs and Sussex countryside. Our site is tucked into a small valley; home to bunnies, squirrels and other local wildlife, and a mere 15 minute stroll from Brighton Marina – there’s something here for everyone.
Family days out
Get to know Brighton’s personality by exploring the historic cobbled Lanes and the bohemian North Laine, past unusual boutiques and independent shops, cafes and restaurants. During summer, the city awakens with street music and many venues provide regular live events.
Britain’s oldest electric railway, the Volkes Railway, trundles along the beach for over a mile to the Sea Life Centre and Brighton Palace Pier. On the pier you’ll find rides and attractions suited for all ages. A little further along the seafront is the British Airways i360 Tower, giving visitors a bird’s eye view of the city.
Jump on board the 77 bus to the Devils Dyke where you'll feel a million miles away from home, as you look across stunning views of rural Sussex and the shimmering sea. On rainy days, visit the city’s iconic Royal Pavilion or Brighton Marina.
Wi-Fi fees may apply.
Please note: the glamping pods at Brighton are accessed via a flight of steps from the dedicated glamping pod car park. Trolleys are provided at the top of these steps to help you wheel everything to your pod.
Top 5 things to do in Brighton
There's lots to see and do in this bright and colourful seaside town. Our top picks are just a click away.
Cycling
The coastal path between Newhaven and Portsmouth is part of the National Cycle Route 2. For a journey into countryside try route 20 that heads up onto the South Downs which is a chain of hills that run along the East Sussex coast - view the Sustrans route map
Thanks to this site's location, you can explore the area on foot, by bike or using public transport. Brighton even have a bike share scheme if you don't have your own bike. See Brighton Council's bike share scheme for more information.
Walking
From the site you could head north and follow routes up to the South Downs. There are several nature reserves to the east of the city, where the site is located including Castle Hill, Bevendean Down and East Brighton.
Alternatively you could head along the coast, from the Undercliff Walk at the Marina which is just over 3 miles long and is open to both pedestrians and cyclists.
Things to try
The amusing and relaxed Only in Brighton Walking Tour is one way to get familiar with the city. If you’re going out, a comedy night at Komedia Krator Comedy Club is recommended.
For a giggle, whizz down a 300 metre zip wire at Brighton Zip or try Globalls Jurassic Neon Golf at the Marina.
Outdoor sports are covered by Extreme Ventures for indoor and outdoor rock climbing and Polowood Shooting Ground for axe throwing, archery and clay pigeon shooting.
Pubs and restaurants
Visitor’s recommendations:
There are regular busses that run day and night so if you’re happy to explore, then you’re guaranteed to find cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants in Kemp Town, the North Laine, the Lanes and the Marina. Visit Restaurants Brighton to give you a flavour of what’s on offer.
For a countryside pub, less than 10 miles away is the Shepherd and Dog in Fulking and the Devils Dyke’s Vintage Inn.
* Prices based on a stay between Monday and Thursdays during low season. Minimum stay for pods and Airstreams is two nights. Tent prices are based on one adult and a pitch. Bookings can be made online for tents up to 3x3 metres (approximately a four-person tent). If you have a larger tent or specific requirements, please contact the site direct and site staff will help you with you booking. There may be an additional £2 surcharge per night for large tent pitches. Please read our FAQs for further booking information. Terms and conditions apply.
* Last minute weekend offer - Offer valid until 3 October 2019 when booking glamping pod accommodation in Brighton. Minimum stay of two nights applies. Discount automatically applied at checkout. Standard booking terms and conditions apply.
East Brighton Park, Brighton, BN2 5TS
Telephone: 01342 777533
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