East Sussex
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Secluded off-grid cabin surrounded by wildlife.
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East Sussex
Off-grid cabins in East Sussex
Off-grid cabins in East Sussex on the edge of the South Downs, surrounded by wildlife, with Beachy Head and the Seven Sisters a short drive away.
Around 1.5 hoursby car from London
Bridge to Uckfieldnearest train route
Dogs welcomeone dog, £30 per stay
The cabins
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SEEK guide
Seek in East Sussex
Everything we love about the East Sussex countryside, and our pick of things to do near the cabins. These are the walks, pubs and days out we'd plan if we were staying in East Sussex.
Seven Sisters
Walk one of England's most spectacular stretches of coastline, with the famous white cliffs rising and falling along the sea.
The Wealdway
Pick up the long-distance path near your cabin and go as far as you like. Surrounded by beautiful walks and pubs along the way.
The Long Man of Wilmington
A 72 metre chalk figure on Windover Hill. Nobody knows who made him but you can walk up past him for views right across Sussex.
The Six Bells, Chiddingly
A classic village pub with a proper country feel. Settle in for good food, a drink by the fire and a taste of Sussex pub life.
The Gun Pub
A cosy country pub with great food and a relaxed atmosphere, the kind of place you want to find after a day out exploring.
The Gun Brewery
A local Sussex brewery producing small-batch beers. A good stop for a pint and a taste of the area.
Taith Coffee, Lewes
Great coffee and cakes, then a wander round Lewes. 15 minutes drive from the cabins in the car.
Beachy Head
One of the most iconic spots on the Sussex coast, with dramatic white cliffs and sweeping views out across the Channel.
Lewes
A castle, bookshops, antiques, good pubs and cute coffee shops with the South Downs rising up just beyond.
Charleston
The Bloomsbury farmhouse painted every inch by the artists who lived there.
Your own SEEK guide, sent before you arrive, has the details for each place and how to get there from your cabin.
Getting there
How to reach East Sussex
By car
Around 1.5 hours from London via the M25 and A22, near Uckfield.
By train
London Bridge to Uckfield (around 1 hour 15), then a short taxi.
Parking
Free parking at every cabin, with a what3words pin and directions sent before you arrive. No EV charging, as the cabins are off grid.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions about our East Sussex cabins
Where are your secluded off-grid cabins in East Sussex?
Our East Sussex cabins are set in peaceful countryside near Whitesmith and Chiddingly, surrounded by fields, wildlife and lovely countryside walks. It's a beautiful setting for slowing down, enjoying nature and exploring the local villages, woodland and traditional Sussex pubs.
Can you walk to a pub from your East Sussex cabins?
Yes! One of our favourite walks takes you through the countryside to the Six Bells in Chiddingly, a fantastic old-school Sussex pub full of character. It's exactly the sort of place we love sharing in our East Sussex SEEK Guide - a proper local pub you can discover as part of a countryside walk, without needing to drive.
What makes your East Sussex cabins a special place to stay?
The wildlife and natural surroundings are a real highlight. The cabins sit in beautiful countryside, with plenty of opportunities to enjoy the peace, spot wildlife and head out for walks straight from your door. It's a lovely place to slow down, spend time outside and enjoy the quieter side of East Sussex, with some brilliant local pubs and places to explore nearby.
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