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Blacklands Farm in West Sussex
| Address | Wheatsheaf Road, Henfield, BN5 9AT |
| Telephone | 01273 493528 |
| Website | Click to visit |
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| Price | See blacklandsfarm.co.uk |
| Season | All Year |
| Rating |   (1 review) |
Campsite Features
- Dogs Allowed
- Shop Nearby
- Cafe/Bar Nearby
- Tents
- Motorhomes
- Tourers
- Near a lake
Blacklands Farm Campsite is set in the heart of the picturesque Sussex countryside. Our camping fields are situated in oak enclosed meadows, backed by scenic lakes.
The nearest town to the campsite is Henfield, around two miles away, where a supermarket, post office, major banks and several restaurants and food outlets can be found. Henfield also lies along the South Downs Link, a unique walking/cycling route running between Shoreham Beach and Guildford.
We are just 20 minutes drive from the city of Brighton and Hove, famous for its seafront and pier, cobbled 'laines', restaurants and entertainment venues. At Brighton Marina, pleasure and fishing boat trips can be taken.
Blacklands is family run, and very much a family oriented campsite. The main field has a cordoned play area with a wooden play boat, a play house with swings and slides, and several other safe and fun amusements for children. On the busiest of weekends even, ample space is set aside in the centre of the main camping field for playing games such as football, rounders or cricket. There are also a range of great options for family outings in the surrounding area (please see our Local Attractions page).
Overall, Blacklands Farm Campsite offers much more than a place simply to park your caravan or tent while you tour the local area. People return here time and again to relax and enjoy themselves in the idyllic countryside environment. Kids can run themselves out, while you sit back and (fortune permitting) soak up a little sunshine. At the end of the day, fire up a barbeque, and watch the sun go down.
The nearest town to the campsite is Henfield, around two miles away, where a supermarket, post office, major banks and several restaurants and food outlets can be found. Henfield also lies along the South Downs Link, a unique walking/cycling route running between Shoreham Beach and Guildford.
We are just 20 minutes drive from the city of Brighton and Hove, famous for its seafront and pier, cobbled 'laines', restaurants and entertainment venues. At Brighton Marina, pleasure and fishing boat trips can be taken.
Blacklands is family run, and very much a family oriented campsite. The main field has a cordoned play area with a wooden play boat, a play house with swings and slides, and several other safe and fun amusements for children. On the busiest of weekends even, ample space is set aside in the centre of the main camping field for playing games such as football, rounders or cricket. There are also a range of great options for family outings in the surrounding area (please see our Local Attractions page).
Overall, Blacklands Farm Campsite offers much more than a place simply to park your caravan or tent while you tour the local area. People return here time and again to relax and enjoy themselves in the idyllic countryside environment. Kids can run themselves out, while you sit back and (fortune permitting) soak up a little sunshine. At the end of the day, fire up a barbeque, and watch the sun go down.
Reviews of Blacklands Farm
This campsite is quite reasonably priced in our view and has basic facilities such as showers (4 ladies, 2 mens), washing up sinks (6 with hot water in upper field, 4 with cold only in lower field) and lots of toilets in various different blocks (all in the upper field and all with cold water only at sinks). It also has a kids playground, small shop in reception and the lower field runs down to a really attractive lake.
During our stay there were many groups of 4,5 or 6 families all pitched up together and with lots of kids. This did mean than there was almost always noise of kids playing during the daytime and of adults chattering away well past the 11pm 'all quiet' cut of time which we didn't notice anyone enforcing. By 7am there were kids up and playing again and of course their parents up again too. This is fine if you're a family with kids but we were looking for something peaceful and relaxing and had been told the site would be 'quiet' as long as we didn't go on a bank holiday. From our one weekend experience maybe avoid weekends and school holidays if you want a more restful stay.
The site is really well placed for exploring the local area. There are lots of lovely towns and villages nearby, busier resorts like Brighton are just a short drive away and there are also lots of National Trust houses, gardens etc in the region. If you want to go out for a walk, the nearest town of any size is a 2 mile walk or drive. The nearset pub is about a mile away although we walked up to the Royal Oak in Wineham about 2 miles away and were very happy with the pub and the service.
During our stay there were many groups of 4,5 or 6 families all pitched up together and with lots of kids. This did mean than there was almost always noise of kids playing during the daytime and of adults chattering away well past the 11pm 'all quiet' cut of time which we didn't notice anyone enforcing. By 7am there were kids up and playing again and of course their parents up again too. This is fine if you're a family with kids but we were looking for something peaceful and relaxing and had been told the site would be 'quiet' as long as we didn't go on a bank holiday. From our one weekend experience maybe avoid weekends and school holidays if you want a more restful stay.
The site is really well placed for exploring the local area. There are lots of lovely towns and villages nearby, busier resorts like Brighton are just a short drive away and there are also lots of National Trust houses, gardens etc in the region. If you want to go out for a walk, the nearest town of any size is a 2 mile walk or drive. The nearset pub is about a mile away although we walked up to the Royal Oak in Wineham about 2 miles away and were very happy with the pub and the service.
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