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  • Campsites on the South Downs way
  • mikey-simmo
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    We’re thinking of doing the south down’s way in a couple of days from Eastbourne. Does anyone have any suggestions on campsites on route about 50 miles along the route?

    oldnpastit
    Full Member

    Not a campsite, but there’s the YHA at Truleigh hill.

    mikey-simmo
    Free Member

    We have a support camper van and beer fridge meeting us but wre unsure where the closest campsite might be.

    timbur
    Free Member

    Have a google around steyning. There should be something close by and it’s easy to get back on the SDW the next day.

    muddy@rseguy
    Full Member

    There is a bunkhouse at Houghton village near the River Arun https://www.southdownsbunkhouse.co.uk

    There is also the Bothy and Campsite at Gumber: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/holidays/gumber-camping-barn-and-campsite

    I can’t speak for the bunkhouse but can reccomend the bothy , only potential issue is that its out in the sticks so no shops or pubs nearby, well the nearest pubs are in Eartham or Slindon, both a couple of miles away so bring your own food and drink.

    Splash-man
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    You could try here, not far off the route.
    Washington
    Alternatively park the camper in one of the carparks on the SDW near Storrington or Steyning.

    senorj
    Full Member

    I was going to suggest High Titten , but apparently it’s closed. So what Splashman says.
    https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/south-downs-way/news/high-titten-campsite-closed-upgrade

    DrP
    Full Member

    Yeah…probably couldn’t get much closer to the halfway point of the SDW than Washington!!

    When are you doing the ride again?

    DrP

    Splash-man
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    I was going to suggest High Titten , but apparently it’s closed. So what Splashman says.
    https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/south-downs-way/news/high-titten-campsite-closed-upgrade

    Thanks for the heads up, didn’t know that had happened to High Titten.
    It was ideal for winter nights out but I never went near it in the summer.
    Just hated the slog straight up Amberley Mount in the morning with cold legs.

    mikey-simmo
    Free Member

    Thanks Washington would be good. We only need a single night.

    HoratioHufnagel
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    You can camp at Truleigh hill
    https://www.yha.org.uk/hostel/yha-truleigh-hill

    Also there is Housedean farm campsite but that is further along near Lewes

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