Have you been looking for a dog-friendly campsite in Sussex? Want to enjoy a thrilling weekend away with your four-legged pooch? Look no further than what we have to offer here at Hook Farm Campsite.
Located amongst the breathtaking natural beauty of West Sussex, we are able to provide you with a unique experience for you and your canine companion, so long as you are both on your best behaviour!
Outdoors Adventures
No matter the unique personality type of your dog, they will feel in their element with the activities nearby! If your pup has adopted a more relaxed approach to life there is a collection of nearby calming lakes that make for the perfect spot for some fishing. If they are more energetic, we have a collection of vast open spaces and secluded woodland trails just waiting for you to explore.
New to the area or simply want to discover something new to explore? Please feel free to get in touch with the team. We have a vast knowledge of the area and would be more than happy to point you in the direction of something new!
Dog Friendly Facilities
Although our facilities may be modest (and a little wild at times!), we offer all the essentials you need to experience an authentic return to nature. Our fresh water source and well-maintained showers are sure to keep your canine companion’s tails wagging and muddy paws outside the tent.
Prepare Yourself For a Visit to Our Dog-Friendly Campsite in Sussex
At Hook Farm Campsite, we understand that a dog is a treasured member of the family and so much more than a pet. Treat them to a long weekend and create some bonding memories with your furry friend. Book your stay with us today and embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the West Sussex Countryside.
The campsite is open during weekends and bank holidays only for the summer season from May to September.
While we celebrate the unique connection between you and your dog, we do ask that your dog is well-behaved and friendly. If your dog has poor recall (or a habit of raiding others barbeques!) please ensure they are kept on a lead.