Campfire Weekends offer weekend camping against the backdrop of breathtaking East Sussex countryside and the High Weald AONB. Pitch up on the camping field where you'll find a selection of grass pitches for tents only. A peaceful and tranquil adult only spot for over 21s only.

Why choose Campfire Weekends

Peaceful adults-only spot in the heart of the High Weald AONB

Surrounded by great Sussex walks, including the Ashdown Forest

Unallocated pitches, with the freedom to choose your own pitch

About the site

Running at weekends only, the site is situated at Great Danegate Farm within the High Weald. Pitch up in this peaceful corner of the countryside on the camping field surrounded by sweeping views and bordered by woodland. Pitches are not allocated, meaning you're free to choose your favourite spot on the field. All pitches are on grass and for tents only, giving you plenty of space and time to roam the countryside via the local footpaths and bridleways. To help keep this a tranquil base, the age limit here is 21 and over. There's a communal campfire for toasting marshmallows. Private campfires are allowed on wood burning grates raised off the ground, if you don't wish to stray too far from your tent (and you can hire the kit you need on site). Well behaved dogs are allowed on the site.

The site is open from 23rd May to 14th September for weekends.

"An absolutely beautiful site, with plenty of space for privacy and peace"

Chloe G

"Everything was cleverly and simply arranged, clean and accessible"

Liane V

What facilities are at Campfire Weekends?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Adult only

Fires allowed

Peaceful

Facilities include a purpose built trailer for washing with eco friendly safari type shower and compost toilets.

Mains water is available but there is no electricity or WiFi.

There are 5 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

5 x Non Electric Grass Pitches

Max 6 people

Grass pitches spread across the seven acre camping field for tents only. Choose where you pitch.

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Lovely peaceful camping field for adults

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Peter C

Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

This family-run, adult-only camping field aims to offer a quiet and peaceful camping experience and being distant from any main roads, it is certainly very quiet. Except when jet planes pass overhead, and they are quite regular as the campsite is under a Gatwick airport flight path. However, this wasn't annoying and while we would have preferred no overhead planes, we really enjoyed our stay and would happily stay again.

Perfect!

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Arthur F

Small Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

Super basic but exactly what I was looking for : just basic camping, nice and quiet, with nearby woods for walks (and collecting tinder). lots of space between campers so it's still feels really private. The two young ladies running the show were super friendly and helpful, and really diligent in keeping the compost loos clean! (the only, and most welcome, frill on a "no frills" site) Lovely view of the moonrise on a full moon night :)

Site's response

So glad you had a great stay. That's what we are all about, enjoying the peace of the beautiful countryside we are so lucky to have around us. Hoping we can host you again soon. Campfire Weekends Team.

Basic, but excellent

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Annabelle R

Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesJul 2025

This campsite is great in that they only allow 8 pitches, so you have a vast amount of space to yourself. They allow music at a low level until 11pm, which is fair. They provide BBQ/campfire equipment and the compost loos were clean. The showers are just a watering can, so be warned. We boiled a kettle to make them warm and everyone had left the site, so we were able to have one outside, which suited my 6'1 partner, who didn't fit in the cubicle! That is only a minor worry, overall we thought it was great.

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Frequently asked questions about Campfire Weekends

Is Campfire Weekends dog friendly?

Up to two well behaved dogs per pitch are welcome here, provided they are not a breed listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act and are kept on a lead at all times whilst onsite.

Are BBQs/campfires allowed at Campfire Weekends?

Fire pits are provided for guests here, and private campfires are welcome provided they are on wood-burning grates to keep them raised off the ground - open campfires and disposable BBQs are not permitted.

What time is check-in/out at Campfire Weekends?

Check-in is available between noon and 6:30pm. Departure is due before 5pm on your last day.

A note from the site themselves...

Campfire Weekends was set up on our family run farm in 2018. Run by all the family but staffed, in the main, by four very welcoming, friendly, and entrepreneurial teenagers, all dead set on making your stay as relaxing as possible.

Based in a seven acre field in the middle of our farm you really are away from it all. It's free pitching on the camping field, but we limit our numbers to around 30 people per night, so you really don't have to worry about space.

Gorgeous and genuinely far-reaching views of the East Sussex countryside are plentiful, and you really are back to nature at our site. We pride ourselves on the peace and quiet of the area and being able to enjoy nature at its best, so we ask that you in coming here are here to do the same. We look forward to hosting you. The Campfire Weekends Team.

Campfire Weekends is ideal for...

Couples

Peace and quiet

Things to do on site and in the Crowborough area

The site is a great base for exploring the Sussex area with plenty of nearby walks to be had at Ashdown Forest, Eridge Park and Nap Wood nearby. The Sussex Border Walk also runs close by.

For keen climbers, you're close to High Rocks, Bowles Rocks and Harrisons Rocks.

Campers are also within reach of a number of pubs and restaurants including The Lazy Fox (Mark Cross), The George and Abergerveny Arms (Frant) and The Huntsman and Nevil Crest and Gun (Eridge), alongside great cafes.

Fishing can also be found in the area, plus there's the Spa Valley Steam Train and Bluebell Railway for fans of steam train rides.

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