Luxury bell tent in the South Downs National Park

The glampsite is located within the South Downs National Park, set in around 10 acres. We are completely secluded, surrounded by stunning countryside, with the nearby market town of Petersfield is just 3 miles away, and the Ashford Hangers National Nature Reserve just a few minutes walk. We have three 5m bell tents available to book either together or separately, each furnished with a double bed, rugs and other home comforts. Single camp beds or airbeds can be provided if required, each tent can sleep up to 5 people. The toilet and shower facilities are located in a newly renovated horse lorry. You can spend the evening sitting around the fire pit provided enjoying the views and keeping an eye out for local wildlife, or take a walk to one of the many local pubs; including the Hawkley Inn, Trooper and Spread Eagle. If you don't fancy venturing out or having a BBQ, we can deliver supper or breakfast to your tent. The glampsite is in a field a short walk from the farm house, where we have cows, sheep, horses, dogs, chickens, (their eggs are included in our breakfast hampers) and last but not least pgymy goats Gordon and Geoffrey, they love being fed by the little ones ! If you want a peaceful getaway and a bit of fresh air but with all the creature comforts then this is for you! Each bell tent booking includes; - Firepit, outdoor seating area, gas cooker, water container - Double bed with full bedding and linen if required - Single camp beds provided on request - Cooking essentials, crockery/cutlery - Blankets - One basket of fire wood is provided, and more is available to buy There is parking in the glamping field. Please bring extra bedding for the additional beds (we only provide bedding for the main double) and we do not provide towels. Guests are advised to bring a good quality torch with them as parts of the site are unlit. If you’re looking to book for a group of family or friends, and would like to book the site as as whole or two / three tents and therefore have the site to yourselves please just send us a message and we can make sure that we can accommodate yours group. Optional extras include breakfast hampers, s’mores package, burgers from the farm beef, and children are welcome to feed our Pygmy goats Gordon and Geoffrey! The farm is set in the South Downs National Park, an hours drive from London, and only a few minutes off the A3 takes you into the beautiful undulations of the Hampshire hills. The site is the perfect place to leave the stress behind and relax or link up with the South Downs Way, a 160 km route from Winchester to Eastbourne, or the Shipwrights Way Cycle Route. Popular pubs in the area, all in varying degree’s of walking distance include The Harrow Inn, The Hawkley Inn and The Pub With No Name (aka The White Horse). Examples of local points of interest include: A walk amongst the Ashford Hangers nature reserve, along with its network of walking tracks it holds important historical connections to the 18th Century naturalist Gilbert White and the war time poet, Edward Thomas who’s memorial stone within the Hangers offers a commanding view of the South Downs Way with Petersfield lying beneath The secretive Priors Dean Vineyard overlooking the local village of Hawkley - wine from the vineyard can be made available on request The ancient market town of Petersfield is approximately 3 miles away, with lively town square and weekly markets, also offering mainline train station to further afield destinations such as Portsmouth historical dockyards or the Isle of Wight A short drive away … Selborne – Gilbert White Museum Queen Elizabeth Country Park Hangers Way – Alton railway station to Queen Elizabeth Country Park Butser Hill – Highest point in Hampshire Butser Ancient Farm (when open) Harting Hill – Beautiful walking routes Goodwood Racecourse Cowdray Park Petworth Park Watercress Line , Alton 45 minute drive to the beach Devils Punch Bowl is a 15 minute drive Meon Springs which offers fishing experiences Shipwrights Way – a cycle route from Bentley to Portsmouth Dockyard, part of national cycle network route 22 linking London to Portsmouth