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We have just returned from a six night stay at this site. It is just simply excellent. The Warden cannot do enough to help, whilst at the same time being unobtrusive.
The site is very clean all round. The facilities are very good.
Our visit was over the bank holiday weekend and the site was full. At times like this, if there are going to be problems - this is when they will happen.
I took my teenage daughter to this site for the weekend. It was our second visit as we had been two years ago and enjoyed it so much we chose to go again.
We were very lucky with the weather and, like last time we had a great time. The new shower block is lovely. The site is well kept and the staff are friendly and helpful.
The shop is stocked with anything you're likely to need and might have forgotten. The site is lovely and peaceful and we enjoyed feeding the animals.
All the main attractions are within ten minutes by car, so very handy!
We camped at Fairfields over the August bank holiday weekend. The staff were friendly and the facilities were really good (especially the shower blocks, which looked very new).
We even enjoyed a visit from a catering van that served fantastic pastries, baguettes and hot drinks each morning. Which was perfect for us minimalistic campers. The site was also very pretty with a lake at one end and lots of wildlife.
The site is also very near to a shopping centre if you need any provisions. I would definitely recommend this site to others.
Just spent 4 relaxing days here, spent the afternoons fishing on their lake (perch and rudd caught, 1 carp got away!) The walk to the lake is great for kids & dogs alike, there are piglets,pigs,goats & shetland ponies (my two dogs took a shine to the piglets).
The site itself is very clean and the pitches are a very good size,it got very busy on the Friday but you never felt hemmed in.
The toilets & showers were always clean with plenty of loo roll & soap at all times.
All in all a superb site with friendly wardens who always made themselves available.
There is a fish & chip shop 5 mins walk & some nice pubs about 10mins away.
We will be returning next year for another couple of weeks of relaxation.
This is the fifth time we have camped here and will definitely return at some point. The new shower block made such a difference. We stayed during the Eastbourne air show so it was at a busy time but the queuing was minimal. Pick the right time of day to shower/wash up and no queueing at all!
An okay pub, with sky sports, within 5 min walk (great for hubby and sons).
Fishing not as good as it has been ie Nothing was caught BUT it is free and makes a clean and peaceful place for a picnic.
Shop is okay and fairly priced as a corner shop.Their bacon is amazing!
Bakery van came every day, didn't try it but lots of campers did.
Warden very friendly and helpful.
Quite strict rules about children playing in the electric field but there is a huge non electric field for ball games.
Loads to do for a family within Eastbourne and surrounding area.
Eastbourne. Swimming pool very reasonable and only 50p to park (easily stay all day)beach and pier,great shops, harbour, pictures, theatre, large park for kids, lighthouse, boat trips, off site fishing (nr Horam).
We have stayed at this site for four consecutive years using a caravan and last year a tent. Prices are reasonable. The children loved the animals. There is a pond with ducks.
The site is well maintained. There is a shop. The train station is 5 min walk. The toilet block is average although last year we were told a new one is to be built.
There is a fish and chip shop on the corner and other shops in the village. One can visit the castle ruins or visit the museum. August bank holiday Eastbourne have a Air Show.
Just returned from 5 nights at Fairfields Farm and would have to agree with the previous review by Babyjem. The site is quite nice and good for small children as they have a range of animals including pigs, goats, horses etc. The feed is available in bags from the shop for 30p.
The toilets and showers are ok although the new shower block is much nicer. Booked this site based on the previous reviews and also after looking at the camp rules on their website where it stats that noise nuisance will not be tolerated. Being the summer holidays and also having 2 kids ourselves, we expected a fair amount of noise.
Pitches were a good size of approx 10m x 10m and you can pitch whatever way you want, but the pitches are marked out in rows so no privacy. Very close to railway station but the noise of the trains was not as bad as the noise on site!
All in all, what with the noisy neighbours and the football continually in our tent we had enough and came home 2 nights early. Definitely wont be going back in school holidays but might consider a weekend.
Stayed at this site for 2 nights, quite a big site, with the main electric hook up area close to the toilets and shower block, id you were situated in the far field you would have a bit of a stroll, but saying that this area had the advantage of a great walk past all the animals, ponies, pigs, geese etc.
This site was a great location and well run, the warden was very friendly! I loved the new shower block and the toilets were ok apart from you never knew what cubicles were being used, ' no red or green indicators' so you always had to try every door.
Would stay here again but the only negative I can give was the noise at night, its quite near an industrial area, and the noise from the seagulls but more of a pain was our neighbours who obviously have never camped before as the noise was unbearable.
Have just returned from a week here. We used to live to down here so found this a great central point for visiting all our friends and family, the major downside being that if any of them wanted to visit us (and they all did as they wanted to see our tent!) they had to pay £2.50 each which we thought was a complete rip off and so needless to say we did not let anyone come and see us which slightly spoiled the holiday.
The warden is friendly and very prominent which was nice to know if there was a problem you could get it sorted out quickly.
The new shower block looked very nice but after one use we decided to use the old ones, all because the floor sloped from the shower to the door, so that when you've finished your shower and pull back the curtain there is water everywhere so nowhere to stand to get dry, whereas the old ones slope the other way which is much better.
There is a bakery van that visits each morning (Mon -Fri) which is extremely popular, we certainly enjoyed fresh croissants a couple of times.
The kids enjoyed looking around the animals and absolutely loved feeding the families of ducks that came round to the tent each morning for breakfast, cheeky things!
There is not a lot of room for playing so the frisbee, ball and badminton stayed in the car throughout the week which was a shame.
We were concerned about being so close to the railway station but it wasn't very noisy, unfortunately the neighbouring industrial estate is a bit and one unit seemed to work quite late into the night.
All in all we enjoyed our stay but although we regularly frequent the area we will probably not stay here again unless the visitors fees can be waived.
This was our first camping experience in our romahome and we loved it. We only stayed one night here because we wanted to go to as many places as we can along the coast. The shop had an excellent variety from food to toothbrushes if we had forgotten anything.
The site was clean and the people very friendly. After we set everything up for the night we went for a walk to see what was around and at the bottom was a lovely walk through farm animals, pigs, goats, sheep, ducks and a lovely small lake. It was very quiet and relaxing. We didn't need to go anywhere else.
The showers were one temperature, which was lovely and warm, and free. The floor was sloping and so I put my shoes up in the corner and the water nearly reached them. I will take plastic flip-flops next time, just in case!
I will also try to get in early next time because I waited until I was one of the last and there was a shaving plug socket near the door and I had to walk through whiskas to get to my shoes after my shower where the water had washed them all over the floor outside of the shower curtain. I think this is more to do with the cleanliness of visitors than the site though - and shared showers. It might be better to allocate half for women only.
We came back home today after 4 nights away and are already planning to use this site everytime we go to this area in future. We also wished we had booked a couple more nights with them.
A great little site, clean and friendly, within walking distance to Pevensey castle, clean loo's and showers, no queues when I used them.
The kids loved the farm, and though its near the railway there was no noise issue.
It has a small shop on site for basics,which is run by very pleasant helpful staff, but there is nowhere to purchase fruit or veg anywhere within walking distance, so stock up before you come. It was very cold when we went so we didn't make it to the sea, but apparently there is a lovely walk down to the beach.
It is possibly better for those with very young children as my teenage daughter found it 'boring' but that is probably a permanent feature of teenagers!
Just returned from a weekends camping here in two man tent and would mention the following;
The site is located just outside the town of Westham and Pevensey and has three main pubs. The Heron is closest,with pub garden, food served until 08.30 and is good basic pub food. There are two other pubs in Pevensey another 5 minute walk, round the castle, we went in Smugglers and the atmosphere was fine, this has a pub garden if required. This served food, but tables were scarce.
The site is very close to the train station if you are car less and there is a good fish and chip shop close by. Tesco's is 3 miles and is 24 hours, this is close Mac D's and KFC.
The site itself is well maintained and the toilet block is housed in the electric hook up area, where as the non electric area is another 5 minutes walk away. Might be worth thinking about if you have a wife with you !
The toilets themselves are clean enough, but the new shower block is excellent, but expect queues at peak times.
The non electric area is a walk from the blocks and the field is pleasant, after you have passed the pigs, ponies and sheep.
The field itself really provoked my wifes hayfever in July???
The site shop is well stocked although small and covers all the basics and more.
If you plan to attend this site and bring all your own food and drink, then this site is for you, however its positioning is a little bit industrial and if you need entertainment from outside then two nights is more than enough.
Spent the May Bank Holiday weekend at Fairfields farm and had a really pleasant stay. The site was very busy, but we expected this so it wasn't a surprise. Despite being busy the toilet and shower blocks were kept clean.
The farm is a lovely touch, we bought bags of food from the site shop for the kids to feed the animals. There is no play area but our kids made the most of the grassy area and made friends easily enough with the other kids on site.
The warden was really friendly, made himself known to us, and seemed to be available if needed. The local chippie was really nice, did the job on our first night! We also ventured into the Heron pub, which sold good food and welcomed families. We also took a walk down through the castle to the Smugglers Inn on Pevensey High Street, it has a great playground for kids.
All in all I would recommend this site and will probably return in the near future.
This was my first camping trip and had been recommended here as a great place to have your first 'rite of passage' into the great outdoors.
It is a nice camp-site and I would recommend it for first camping trip or a stop over place but not perhaps for a longer trip.
PROS:
Well kept pitches both electric and non The farm is great and the kids loved it The shop is well stocked You can freeze your blocks Near to Eastbourne and local shops The new shower block is lovely and well kept The older toilet block is clean but could do with updating (think the new shower block shows that up)
CONS:
The pitches are designated and are delineated so it feels very regimented It feels more like a tourer site than a camp site as it's very open with few trees- it's just a field When it's windy- it's very windy and you're open to the full power of a gust The soil can become very boggy and marshy if wet (conversely if it was dry it would be rock hard) because of the clay soil
My husband and I stayed for 2 nights here in May, the site was lovely.
The facilities were very clean and well maintained.
The people who we met on the reception / shop were very friendly and polite.
The ground where we pitched our tent was flat and it was nice being able to park the car next to it.
I have a fear of ducks and was anxious about them being around, but when they did come near it was very easy to shoo them away if needs be. We loved being able to walk around and see the animals and scenery was very nice too.
We felt the price was very good we paid £15.00 per night, which included tent, 2 adults, car and use of the facilities. Compared to places we have camped before we were very impressed.
We liked the site so much we have recommended to friends and have booked up for July.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Adults Only 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing On Site 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
We have just returned from a six night stay at this site. It is just simply excellent. The Warden cannot do enough to help, whilst at the same time being unobtrusive.
