Kings Barn Camping

We brought our own little tent just for the night and it was a beautiful camp site! You had your own little space separated from everyone else with beautiful wild grass. The facilities were so cute and clean - wonderful experience!My only complaint would be that you had to purchase the firewood there at the site and was not allowed to bring your own, which cost around £10.50 - which felt quite pricey.

Had a wonderful one night stay at King's Barn. The pitches were large and we loved being able to have a campfire. It was lovely waking up to a view of South Downs, and really nice to be able to go on a walk straight from the campsite. The composting toilets were clean and (once we'd read the instructions) simple to use!

Excellent quiet campsite run by a lovely young couple. The site is genuinely in unspoilt countryside and beside farm land. There are plenty of walks. We went into Bramber by following the river bank, this took about 20 minutes. There are three good pubs serving food and an Indian restaurant that looks good too. I highly recommend.Note: we stayed in our camper but the tent pitches looked lovely too.

I had a wonderful stay at this campsite - it was quiet, peaceful and has the basics for a semi-wild camp - and better still, it is on the Downs Link route - so a perfect place to camp for cyclists and bike packers. The showers are wonderful - and much appreciated after a days cycling. The hosts are welcoming with excellent communication :)

Brilliant location, very easy to book with an extremely friendly service. Had to cancel 2 members, full refund was given quickly. The site itself is tidy, clean (exceptional compost toilets and showering, washing up facilities) wonderful views in a quiet part of the downs. Firewood sold on site for the firepits was reasonably priced. Would 100% go again. Thank you for a lovely camping trip.