Brighton to
Stonehenge


Start in Brighton, collect a state-of-the-art luxury conversion campervan and explore the best the South Downs has to offer.

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Length

7 days

Distance

155 miles

Price

From £1,495

About this adventure


If you love to explore and experience nature away from the crowds, this is the ultimate sustainable holiday for you. Starting in Brighton, you'll collect a state-of-the-art luxury conversion eco-campervan.

Provided with a guide filled with the best routes, activities, and campsites, you'll explore the best the South Downs has to offer. We arrange accommodation and experiences based on your plans and your preferences.

Highlights


  • Stunning routes taking you through nature
  • World leading wildlife conversation projects
  • Sustainable wine estates
  • National trust sites
  • Eco-campsite accommodation
  • Beautiful electric charging points to recharge and relax
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Map of the route

Itinerary


Arrive at Brighton train station in the morning. Wander through the bustling North Laine, famous for it’s independent stores.Have brunch at the independent Redroaster - one of the top 20 sustainable business in the UK.

Stroll past the iconic Palace Pier along the seafront to collect your electric campervan. Your home on wheels. We’ll talk you through all the features.

From there, drive along the stunning sunny coastline, driving upwards towards Lewes.
The roof of Brighton station

Things to do

  • Grab some freshly baked goodies from The Flint Owl bakery
  • Go for a outdoor swim in Pells Pool
  • The Needlemakers is full of local independent shops
  • Walk through Southover Grange Gardens

Extras

  • Brunch at Redroaster
  • Kayak hire at Wild Willows
A field at sunrise

Pitch up at Wild Willows Campsite

A beautiful Eco-Campsite in the heart of Sussex at the foot of the South Downs. Walking distance from Lewes.

Head north from Lewes and join the A272 heading west. This road will become your new best friend over the next few days.

Be sure to stop at Bolney Wine Estate, accredited by Sustainable Wines of Great Britain and they have a solar powered EV charging point
Eve driving along a countryside road

Things to do

  • Leonardslee Gardens
  • Monks House, Virginia Woolf's 16th-century country retreat
  • The Bluebell Railway

Extras

  • A wine and food tasting tour at Bolney Wine Estate
A highland heifer and her calf. We assume.

Pitch up at Cattlestone Farm

An unspoilt farm surrounded by arces of wild flower meadows and highland heifers!

Local wildlife includes resident deer, buzzards, tawny owls, woodpeckers and red kites

Wake up on Cattlestone Farm and drive to Knepp Castle estate for an incredible wildlife safari from one of the leading rewilding projects in the world.

From there, head west through Petworth and Midhurst. This route is beautiful.
A large pond surronded by woodland

Things to do

  • Take a walk around Knepp Estate’s public footpaths
  • Visit The Hungry Guest Cafe in Petworth to stock up on supplies
  • Visit the South Downs National Park Centre

Extras

  • Wildlife Safari at Knepp Estate
A view of a lovely field in the Meon Valley

Pitch up at Brocklands Farm

Nestled in the heart of the South Downs National Park, overlooking Hampshire’s stunning Meon Valley.

The farm offers so much to do – walking and cycling or simply watching the land being cultivated or the buzzards soaring over your head. The Meon Valley Trail, South Downs Way and Monarchs Way are all nearby.

Wake up to the sounds of birds at Brocklands Farm, travel past Winchester and through Stockbridge, a lovely town with a crystal clear stream running though it.

Stop and charge at and take a stroll through Stockbridge and the surrounding countryside.

Head towards Stonehenge.
A stationary shot of the back of Eve the campervan, with rolling hills in the background

Things to do

  • Lunch at Prego Deli in Stockbridge, authentic Italian cooking
  • Walk to Stockbridge Down
The stonehenge campsite. In the backgroun there are big expansive fields and woodland

Pitch up at Stonehenge Campsite & Glamping

This award-winning family run campsite is 10 minutes drive from Stonehenge site. Perfect for a sunrise arrival.

Wake up at the crack of dawn and marvel at Stonehenge, still standing after 3500 years.

You’ll then head back along the A272, passing through Stockbridge and camping at Brocklands Farm
Stonehenge at dawn

Things to do

  • Explore Stonehenge site and the museum
  • Salisbury Cathedral

Extras

  • General admission to Stonehenge
  • Stonehenge VIP experience
A view of a lovely field in the Meon Valley

Pitch up at Brocklands Farm

Nestled in the heart of the South Downs National Park, overlooking Hampshire’s stunning Meon Valley.

The farm offers so much to do – walking and cycling or simply watching the land being cultivated or the buzzards soaring over your head. The Meon Valley Trail, South Downs Way and Monarchs Way are all nearby.

Wake up and visit the Sustainability Centre, 55 acres of woodland and downland. You can take a guided tour or a course in many eco-topics from Medicinal Herbs to Compost Toilets!

Head back through the South Downs to stay at Wild Heart Hill
A wildflower meadow at the Sustainability centre

Extras

  • Foraging and fire tour
  • Wild flower meadows course

See the full list of courses and tours here

An overview of Wild Heart Hill campsite. Lush trees and open fields.

Pitch up at Wild Heart Hill

Nestled in the South Downs, this small and family run site offers a quiet base for campers, surrounded by numerous walks and situated on the Monarch's Way.

All pitches are on grass and some include electric and water hook-ups.

The site welcomes children and dogs too.

Head over to Cissbury Ring for a beautiful walk around this hill with a history more than 5,00 years. Watch the wild horses grazing.

Head back along the coast towards Brighton. Be sure to stop at the excellent Port Kitchen at Shoreham Port right by the beach for lunch and a recharge.
The view over Cissbury ring in the summer

Things to do

  • Cissbury Ring, a peaceful National Trust walk
  • Arundel Castle
  • Arundel heated outdoor swimming pool

Extras

  • Booked table for lunch at Port Kitchen in Shoreham

And finally: Brighton Station

Drop off the camper at Brighton Station, head home on the train

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Price is based on two people and includes campsite accommodation. Additional activities are extra based on your preferences.

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