If you’re dreaming of a glamping in Sussex with dogs, then you are in the right place. Being able to take your furry friend along on your adventures makes life so much easier.
Sussex is a treasure trove of hidden gem glamping sites that is eagerly awaiting to welcome you and your pooch. With many wide open spaces, rolling fields and woodland trails, Sussex is the best spot to glamp with your doggo!
These cosy shepherd’s huts offer some of the most dog-friendly glamping sites in the county that combine comfort with the great outdoors.
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Riverside Farm Camping, Rudwick
Riverside Farm Camping is a breath of fresh air, it is a relaxation, boutique back-to-nature campsite nestled on the Sussex – Surrey border, at the foot of the South Downs. Riverside Farm Camping welcomes all, including your beloved doggo.
Enjoy picturesque riverside walks, with Leith Hill and the North Downs link close by. There are longer walks available, where you can get lost and immersed in nature.
Wild swimming and kayaking are available on site, with some even choosing to bring their dogs along for this adventure.
Customers are expected to keep dogs on a lead on site; however, as there are some farm animals in the surrounding fields, including some grumpy horses!
Where: Riverside Farm, Guildford Road (A281), Rudgwick, Horsham, W. Sussex, RH12 3HZ
Little Oak Farm, Pulborough
This high-end luxury shepherd’s hut comes fully equipped with all the mod cons but has a wonderfully relaxed ambience in which to unwind and indulge in nature, with your four legged friend by your side.
There’s an outdoor dining pod with a fire pit, comfy seating and blankets to ensure you enjoy a connection with nature with a touch of luxury, all with doggo by your side.
There is a beautiful stretch of lawn in front of the huts, perfect for little paws to pounce around whilst you enjoy your al-fresco coffee in the morning.
There are a number of beautiful woodland walks surrounding Little Oak Farm, or not far from, with the South Downs, Sandgate Park, Cissbury Ring, Chantonbury Ring and the Downs Link, you will not be short of options to get out with your dog for lovely fresh air and an adventure.
Please note only 1 dog allowed per booking.
Where: Goosegreen Lane, Pulborough, RH20 2LW
Barnhorn Glamping, East Sussex
If you are seeking a glamping luxury escape in Sussex, with wood-fired hot tubs and on the Sussex coast, then look no further than Barnhorn Glamping in Bexhill-on-Sea.
With dog-friendly luxury log cabins set in the grounds of a 17th-century manor, this is a wonderful spot to glamp with your dog and unwind in nature.
Barnhorn Glamping offers stunning views of the coast and essential time to relax and unwind. All three of the luxury cabins come with wood-fired hot tubs, where you can witness the gorgeous sun setting afar.
The chimineas available make for the perfect BBQ, marshmallow toasting, or simply to keep warm while gathering around to star gaze at night!
Each cabin has marshmallows and hot chocolate to make the perfect night under the star-speckled sky.
Amazingly, you can book a massage or reflexology ahead of your stay to reach peak relaxation. There are indoor and outdoor games available to play, including cards, Scrabble and boules.
It is sometimes difficult to find great quality camping/glamping locations that are dog-friendly. There is ample space for your furry friend to enjoy a frolic outside each cabin.
Barnhorn Glamping is located on Bexhill-on-Sea where you can plan awesome days out and great dog walks, whether it is a hike up the Seven Sisters or a leisurely walk along the seafront.
Where: Barnhorn Glamping, Upper Barnhorn Road, Bexhill-on-Sea, TN39 4QL
The Outside Inn Glamping, Mountfield
Outside Inn Glamping welcomes dogs with open arms. Although dogs should be kept on the lead on-site, there is a dog walking field and adjacent ancient woodlands for your four-legged friend to burn off some energy.
This site is the perfect blend of countryside peace and comfort, featuring spacious lodges, private outdoor areas, comfortable interiors, and homely touches like BBQ spaces and outdoor seating. This is the perfect place to unwind after a long walk.
Located near Battle, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside walks in the 1066 County. Please note, the only abode on site not suitable for dogs is the cabin.
Where: Marathon Meadow, London Road, Mountfield, Battle TN32 5LX, United Kingdom
Jessie, Sedlescombe
Tucked away in the East Sussex countryside, Jessie is a beautifully peaceful shepherd’s hut that makes a genuinely welcoming retreat for dog owners. Dogs are warmly accepted here, and the setting is ideal for four-legged guests who love being outdoors.
With space around the hut to stretch their legs and a quiet, rural location free from busy roads, it’s an easy place for dogs to settle, explore and relax alongside their humans.
One of Jessie’s biggest draws is that great walks begin almost from the doorstep. The surrounding lanes and footpaths lead straight into open countryside, with woodland walks and rolling fields providing plenty of variety for daily strolls. It’s the sort of place where mornings naturally start with a gentle walk and evenings end with tired paws and contented snoozing.
Nearby highlights include the Sedlescombe area, which offers scenic walking routes through farmland and woods, as well as Battle Great Wood, a short drive away, where dogs can enjoy shaded trails and longer rambles. For those keen to explore further afield, historic parklands, vineyards and countryside estates are all within easy reach, many of them dog friendly on leads.
Overall, Jessie is well-suited to guests who want a slower pace of life with their dog by their side. Its combination of calm surroundings, easy access to walks and a genuinely dog-friendly approach makes it an ideal glamping escape for anyone keen to explore Sussex on foot, with a happy dog leading the way.
Where: Castlemans Cottages, Sedlescombe, East Sussex, TN33 0QP
Matilda, Starcroft Farn, Battle
Set in the peaceful Sussex countryside near Battle, Matilda is a characterful, dog-friendly glamping cabin that feels both cosy and imaginative. Dogs are welcome to stay, and the calm, rural setting makes it an easy place for them to relax, with space to explore and plenty of fresh air right on the doorstep.
It’s a quietly tucked-away retreat that suits guests who want to slow down and enjoy nature with their dog alongside them.
Walks begin almost immediately, with footpaths and country lanes leading through meadows and woodland that were once part of the historic Battle Abbey Estate.
One of the most popular nearby routes is the 1066 Walk, which connects the surrounding countryside directly to the town of Battle, offering a scenic and gently paced walk steeped in history.
For longer rambles, the wider High Weald landscape provides woodland trails, rolling fields and peaceful parkland. With coast and countryside both within easy reach, Matilda makes an ideal base for exploring Sussex on foot, returning at the end of the day to a warm, welcoming hideaway and a happily tired dog.
Where: Horns Corner, Catsfield, Battle, East Sussex, TN33 9DT
Bonus Glamping – Just Outside of Sussex!
Sindles Farm Glamping, Emsworth (Hampshire)
Sindles Farm Glamping is super dog friendly, and is just the countryside retreat you need. Set on a working farm in the South Downs National Park, this laid-back site blends spacious shepherd’s huts and bell tents with huge paddocks and bridleways to explore.
Your dog will love the endless walks right from camp, surrounded by footpaths and bridleways, giving dogs the freedom to wander (on lead where required) through fields and trails.
The fresh country air is just the tonic. If you fancy a seaside walk, Prinsted Beach is only a 15-minute drive from base. There is a local called the Barley Mow in Walderton that is dog-friendly with delicious food – you might want to drive to this pub however as the walk is along a national speed limit road.
Where: Aldsworth, Emsworth PO10 8QS, United Kingdom
Tips for Glamping with Dogs in Sussex
- Pack for Adventure: Bring water bowls, leads, blankets and poo bags. Sussex’s trails and beaches are amazing but sometimes muddy!
- Check Policies: Some glamping providers limit the number or size of dogs; it’s always worth confirming when booking. It’s also useful to know whether there are areas they need to be kept on a lead.
- Explore Beyond Camp: Get out there and explore all Sussex has to offer. There are some beautiful places to dog walk, like Seven Sisters Country Park, High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and miles of South Downs countryside perfect for long dog strolls.
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