# Cattlestone Farm Adult Only

Friendly camping and glamping on a Sussex farm, with animals to meet, a pond to swim in, and the South Downs nearby.

See photos, check availability, and book on Hipcamp: https://www.hipcamp.com/en-GB/land/england-west-sussex-cattlestone-farm-adult-only-mxvh05or

- **Location:** Pulborough, England, United Kingdom
- **Price:** from £27.00/night
- **Rating:** 97% recommend (133 reviews)
- **Sites:** 56
- **Size:** 60 acres
- **Host:** Donna D.

## Overview

We are an ADULT ONLY campsite set in 60 acres, our 8 acre while flower meadow and 5 acre glamping field are the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of life and just relax and enjoy the peace and tranquility. The farm is fringed by woodland and we have an abundance of wildlife as well as our Highland Cows, 2 lovely pigs, pygmy goats and chickens. There are four spotless flushing toilets and showers, together with a double hand wash station, washing up and a freezer for your freezer blocks. We ask you please to bring your own toilet roll.

## Highlights

- **Best glamping in the UK:** Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2025.
- **Best farmstays in the UK:** Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2025.
- **Donna is a Star Host:** Star Hosts are highly rated, responsive, and committed to providing incredible experiences.
- **Creature comforts:** Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.

## Amenities

- **Amenities:** Pets, Potable water, Toilets, Campfires, Showers, Trash, Cooking equipment, Picnic table, Wifi, Laundry
- **RV amenities:** Sewage Hookup
- **Activities:** Hiking, Wildlife watching
- **Terrain:** Field, Farm

## Sites

- **Cattlestone Farm meadow tent pitch** (tents, up to 4 guests, £30.00/night)
- **Camping Meadow Motor Home Pitches** (vehicles, up to 4 guests, £35.00/night)
- **Luxury Sunrise Shepherd's Cabin** (cabin, up to 2 guests, £175.00/night)
- **Foxglove Emperor Star Bell Tent** (safari-tent, up to 6 guests, £160.00/night)
- **Stitchwort Shepherd's Hut** (shepherd-s-hut, up to 2 guests, £100.00/night)
- **Meadowsweet Emperor Star Bell Tent** (safari-tent, up to 6 guests, £160.00/night)
- **SpeedWell Emperor Star Bell Tent** (bell-tent, up to 6 guests, £160.00/night)
- **Celandine Emperor Star Bell Tent** (bell-tent, up to 4 guests, £100.00/night)

## Recent reviews

> Great farm and set up. Facilities were great and plenty of pitches - very peaceful surroundings!
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> - James B., October 4, 2026

> I loved the peaceful setting of Cattlestone Farm. Looking out to the meadow in the day and the stars at night. The pitches are so nicely done with lots of space and the freedom to choose a pitch. I really loved the shower and loo setup - individual units with an outdoor-indoor feel. You are protected from the elements but the very top section (above head height) is open, giving lovely airflow and feeling like you’re showering outdoors but with nice hot water. A nice way to start to the day :) I will definitely be back!
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> - Steph E., August 23, 2026

> Absolutely loved our camping weekend! 🏕️❤️ We went away for an early birthday weekend and couldn’t have asked for a better spot. The land was so spacious, peaceful and beautiful — perfect for getting away and enjoying some quality time together. The highlight was definitely getting to do a Hug a Highland Cow experience 🐮🤎 It was such a special experience and made the whole weekend even more memorable! Would 100% recommend staying here and we’ll definitely be back! 🌿✨
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> - Casey B., August 16, 2026

> Beautiful place with very nice owners. Big pitches and clean fascillities. A big recomendation of a dutch couple
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> - Hans S., August 4, 2026

> I have no major issues with the campsite itself, it has nice flat pitches and the meadows are pretty, probably more so when we’re not in drought! The showers and toilets were good too. However, there was a fair bit of noise from the farmer next door, the first evening until sunset was a loud combine harvesting noise, the second night had loud music until around midnight. Other than that, it was mildly annoying that we had to use trolleys between the car park and pitch, when camper vans were totally fine to drive up to their pitches.
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> - Damir G., August 3, 2026
