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YHA Truleigh Hill

West Sussex
West Sussex · BN43 5FB
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Dogs welcome
Family friendly
Glamping available

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
A family-friendly site
Glamping options available

About this site

YHA Truleigh Hill is a youth hostel and campsite set right on the South Downs Way in West Sussex, with views stretching to the English Channel. It sits inland from Shoreham-by-Sea, Brighton and Worthing, within the South Downs National Park and close to the Devil's Dyke walk. Camping here means a pitch-up field for up to 20 campers, two premium bell tents with wood burners sleeping four, and two Landpods sleeping four, all with access to the hostel's showers, toilets and self-catering kitchen. It suits walkers, cyclists and Duke of Edinburgh groups who want a proper base on the Downs without hauling a caravan, since there is no hook-up for touring vans or motorhomes here. Families are welcome too, and dogs camp free if you bring your own tent, though there is a small nightly charge for dogs staying in the bell tents. What stands out is the setting: an open, sunny garden well away from busy roads, and disposable barbecues are allowed on the pitches, which is unusual for a YHA site. The campsite at YHA Truleigh Hill runs from March to October, and bookings and current prices are handled through YHA's own website.

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YHA Truleigh Hill
BN43 5FB

Good to know

Can I bring my own tent to YHA Truleigh Hill?
Yes, the campsite takes bring-your-own tents alongside bell tents and Landpods. Access to the hostel's showers, toilets and self-catering kitchen is included with a pitch.
Are dogs allowed at YHA Truleigh Hill?
Yes, dogs camp free of charge if you bring your own tent. There is a small nightly charge for dogs staying in the bell tents, and assistance dogs are welcome throughout.
Does YHA Truleigh Hill have electric hook-up for caravans?
No, YHA Truleigh Hill has no touring pitches or hook-up for caravans and motorhomes. It takes tents, bell tents and Landpods only, so leave the tourer at home.
When is the campsite at YHA Truleigh Hill open?
The campsite runs from March to October each year. The hostel building itself is open for bookings across a longer season, so check YHA's site for winter dates.
How close is YHA Truleigh Hill to the South Downs Way?
The hostel sits directly on the South Downs Way, which makes it a popular overnight stop for walkers and cyclists tackling the route through West Sussex.
Are barbecues allowed at YHA Truleigh Hill?
Yes, disposable barbecues are welcome on the camping pitches, according to YHA's own site. That is unusual across the YHA network, so it is worth knowing.

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