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Park Farm Caravan and Camping

The Park Farm camp ground in East Sussex is close to the Kent border in an idyllic setting of 18 acres of rich farming land set aside for the camp site; with an additional 50 acres for private functions. That means plenty of space for families and groups; and space for motor homes, caravans, and camper vans.

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Set in the scenic South of England, Park Farm Caravan and Camping offers an idyllic getaway for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Guests can pitch their tents in beautiful surroundings while enjoying amenities such as campfires and walking trails that invite exploration. The park is perfect for families or groups of friends looking to bond over fishing trips or nature walks. With its friendly atmosphere and emphasis on outdoor activities, Park Farm is an excellent choice for creating unforgettable memories surrounded by nature. Experience the freedom of camping at Park Farm — your gateway to adventure.

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