- sleep in a double-decker bus in woodland
- helicopter converted into accommodation
- quirky handcrafted treehouses
- secluded forest setting
- access to South Downs National Park
- fire pit camping under dark skies
A hidden woodland campsite where double-decker buses, helicopters and treehouses replace ordinary tents.
Blackberry Wood is a small, independent woodland campsite in East Sussex known for its unusual and imaginative accommodation alongside traditional camping pitches. Set deep within a secluded forest, it offers a quiet, nature-focused escape with a playful twist. The site blends rustic camping with creatively repurposed structures, making it one of the UK's most distinctive outdoor stays.
Life without a car
Car-free score: 2.5/10Challenging without a car — most guests will want their own wheels. Local buses stop nearby. A bicycle makes exploring the wider area easy.
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About the area
The campsite sits within long-established Sussex woodland near the South Downs, an area shaped by centuries of farming, grazing and rural settlement. In recent years it has evolved into a boutique camping site focused on upcycled, themed accommodation.
