Wild Boar Wood is part of Pegs and Pitches Camping, two beautiful woodland campsites in Sussex.
The Campsite offers off-grid "wild glamping" in fully-equipped, pre-erected bell tents. Campers can expect all the benefits of wild, woodland camping without having to pitch a tent. Den building and campfires are encouraged! The site has nine pre-erected bell tents within a five-acre bluebell wood in the heart of Sussex and part of the High Weald, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
If you prefer to pitch your own tent - please take a look at Beech Estate Campsite, which features both bell tents and pitches.
We have a warden on site to assist campers at all times and the site is great for families and groups who can catch up around the campfire. Full campsite bookings are also available for that special celebration. The two ‘faraway’ tents offer a more secluded option, tucked away from the main campsite, for couples and families wanting their own space.
The site's bell tents are set in among the trees so you feel like you are really getting away from it all but its location in West Sussex, near Haywards Heath and the Ashdown Forest, means it is within easy reach of London and Brighton. Wild Boar Wood Campsite offers an opportunity to camp side-by-side with nature, whilst enjoying the comfort of our tents, with beds, cooking equipment, open fire barbecue grill and a firewood allocation.
Wild Boar Wood and its surrounding 40-acre field teems with wildlife; birds, butterflies, deer, rabbits and foxes make their homes in the field, hedgerows and woodland. The peace and tranquility of the site and surrounding area are interrupted only by the historic and spectacular Bluebell Railway locomotives as they occasionally steam past the edge of the woodland campsite! We operate a small scale quiet, relaxed and laid back campsite. We don’t allow amplified music and have a low noise policy from 10pm in the evenings.
| Bell Tent (Night) | £93 to £108 |
| Extra Adult | £40 |
| Extra Child (3-16) | £17 |
Many campers at Wild Boar Wood spend their time relaxing, exploring the wood, observing the wildlife, building dens, enjoying their campfire and waving to steam trains passing by on the Bluebell Railway.
If you are feeling more active, Wild Boar Wood Campsite provides a great base to explore the nearby countryside and the surrounding Sussex area. There are lots of great country walks and adventures to have close by. The campsite is located in the High Weald, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The River Ouse flows minutes away.
The following local attractions are all with easy reach by car; Bluebell Railway (10 mins), Ashdown Forest (10 mins), The National Trust’s Sheffield Park and Garden (10 mins), High Weald Dairy (1 min), Borde Hill Garden (5 mins), Heaven Farm (10 mins), Bentley Wildfowl and Motor Museum (30 mins). Wakehurst Place (20 mins) is also a great place to visit.
The coastal City of Brighton and Hove is 30 minutes away and the towns of Haywards Heath and Lewes are within easy distance. The village of Horsted Keynes is a mile away and Scaynes Hill is within three miles. The stunning Sussex South Downs are also nearby – visit Sussex South Downs Guide website for lots of very useful information.
Three great local Pubs – The Sloop Inn, The Green Man and The Crown Inn are all within a mile or two of the campsite. The Old Dairy Farm and Shop is located nearby (2 miles).
Lindfield Golf Club is a few minutes down the road.
To find us via a postcode please use RH17 7EA to find the High Weald Dairy/Tremains Farm. The dairy is approximately one mile from the campsite. With the dairy on your right, head south downhill along Treemans Road. Along the way you will drive past Cedar Cottage and Tremains Cottage Riding Stables on your right. Follow the road down the hill and over a small bridge. Continue up the hill you will see an arch canopy of trees across the road. Continue along Treemans Road (heading south) for another 150 metres. On your left you will see another metal gate, signposted for Wild Boar Campsite.
