Swimmers at Seaford Beach

Lockdown #3 is enabling us to really appreciate the countryside that surrounds the Secret Campsite. Lewes is still open for business of sorts. Do check out the latest info outlining Home Deliveries and Takeaways. Plus the local shops that can offer delivery here.

Seaford Beach Sussex

Beaches

We have been striding out over to the beaches, particularly at Seaford. Here we were treated to the sight of swimmers in late December who after swimming then sat and chatted in the water. Note it was freezing cold! The little takeaway cafe was open when we visited and treated ourselves to wonderfully scalding hot coffee. Many of our campers love the rockpooling that’s available at Seaford, so do check this out next time you pay us a visit.

Cows grazing on the South Downs near Plumpton

The South Downs

The South Downs however require a thermos flask if you want a drink. We saw in New Years Day up on Firle Beacon. Thick fog so no view but we did manage to spot a neighbour en route. A bracing 4 km walk over the top and back was a fantastic start to the New Year.

Despite having lived here almost 20 years I had never been to nearby Telscombe. Its a beautiful spot, close by to award winning Breaky Bottom Vineyard. We had a wonderful 2 hour walk over the top of the Downs and saw a Kestrel, and a few fellow walkers too. You can read about some of the other South Downs Way walks here.

View over the South Downs at Plumpton

Chailey Woods

Closer by to the Secret Campsite, we have been walking through Chailey Woods and Knowlands Woods most days. These Woods are famed locally for their bluebells and mushrooms too. Neither are prevalent right now but they are wonderfully peaceful.

Morning sun near Knowlands Woods

Wishing you all a very happy new year until we reopen for camping on 26 March 2021. Bookings can be made here .

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