The Old Flower Field

The Old Flower Field is a small luxury lodge park just outside Hurstpierpoint in West Sussex that also keeps a campsite of eight tent pitches for those who would rather camp than book a lodge. The four adults-only lodges sit against the South Downs National Park boundary, with direct walking access onto the South Downs Way and views towards Wolstonbury Hill, a ten-minute walk away. The tent pitches face the flower field itself, which is kept clear of tents so everyone gets a clean view of the sunset over the Downs. This West Sussex retreat is not geared towards families with young children or big groups: the lodges are strictly for over-14s, and the whole park has the feel of a quiet retreat rather than a bustling holiday park. Hurstpierpoint village is a short walk away with places to eat, and Hassocks station gives a direct rail link towards Brighton and London. What stands out at The Old Flower Field is the setting rather than a long facilities list: proper Downland views, a genuinely small pitch count, and lodges finished to a 4-star Gold Award standard. Camping and lodge prices vary through the season and are quoted through the operator's own booking pages.