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The Secret Campsites (Admin Office only – not a Campsite) brighton

Name: The Secret Campsites (Admin Office only – not a Campsite) brighton
Address: Mocatta House, Trafalgar Pl, Brighton BN1 4DU, UK, Brighton, ON
Telephone: 01273 980218
Rating: 5

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Welcome to The Secret Campsites, your premier resource for discovering unique camping experiences across the UK, located in our administrative office at Mocatta House, Trafalgar Place, Brighton. While we don’t operate a campsite directly, our dedicated team is passionate about connecting outdoor enthusiasts with hidden gems that offer unforgettable adventures. We prioritize quality service and customer satisfaction, ensuring that every inquiry is met with knowledgeable support.

Whether you have questions about the best campsites for your next getaway or need assistance in planning your perfect escape into nature, our friendly staff is here to help. With a commitment to providing personalized service, we guarantee that you’ll receive tailored recommendations that match your preferences and needs.

Visit us online at [thesecretcampsites.co.uk](https://thesecretcampsites.co.uk/) for more information or call us at 01273 980218 during business hours. Discover the joy of camping like never before with The Secret Campsites, where every adventure begins with a conversation!

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Beech Estate Campsite and Wild Boar Wood Campsite are located in lovely woodlands in the Sussex coun

a week ago

5^{/ 5}

Beech Estate Campsite and Wild Boar Wood Campsite are located in lovely woodlands in the Sussex countryside. Highly recommend!

6 months ago

5^{/ 5}

a year ago

4^{/ 5}

We had a lovely stay at Wild Boar Wood campsite. Steffi was so welcoming and we all facilities were

7 months ago

5^{/ 5}

We had a lovely stay at Wild Boar Wood campsite. Steffi was so welcoming and we all facilities were very clean. Lovely chat with the owner and would love to share a whiskey when we are back.

I stayed at Wild Boar Wood Campsite with my sister and my one year old twin nieces. The campsite was

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

I stayed at Wild Boar Wood Campsite with my sister and my one year old twin nieces. The campsite was gorgeous, the tent was spacious & has everything we needed and it was very child friendly. Wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again and we would highly recommend!!

Have stayed at both Sussex campsites and absolutely loved both. The service throughout is amazing. A

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

Have stayed at both Sussex campsites and absolutely loved both. The service throughout is amazing. A real and beautiful back to nature experience.

Another amazing weekend camping with the family at Beech Estate...!!

a year ago

5^{/ 5}

Another amazing weekend camping with the family at Beech Estate...!!

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