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123, High Street - Brighton
8.8 3 reviews

123, High Street

chalet, Lewes
This Lewes apartment, situated on the High Street, offers easy access to the South Downs National Park and is a short drive from Brighton.
The 130-square-metre dwelling boasts two double bedrooms, two living areas, a modern bathroom, and a private garden, comfortably accommodating four guests and including a fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher.
Greenfield Lodge Brighton (Free Parking) - Brighton
9.9 378 reviews

Greenfield Lodge Brighton (Free Parking)

house
This family-friendly lodge is located in Brighton, just within 2km of Hollingbury Park Golf Club, Preston Park, and Withdean Sports Complex. The property has excellent user, location, and cleanliness ratings, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable stay for all guests. This charming chalet offers one bedroom and one bathroom, accommodating up to four guests. Amenities include a garden, barbecue grills, a terrace, a kitchen with a fridge and microwave oven, and parking.
Private Sauna, Cinema Studio Secret Garden Retreat - Brighton
9.9 329 reviews

Private Sauna, Cinema Studio Secret Garden Retreat

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This stylish Brighton studio apartment, situated approximately 1.6km from Brighton railway station, the city centre, and the beach, offers easy access to all that the city has to offer.
The self-contained unit sleeps two guests, boasts a private garden with sauna and outdoor shower, a cinema setup, and bespoke maximalist decor by Sarah Arnett, plus a friendly resident cat.
Tiny House, Brighton With Parking - Brighton
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Tiny House, Brighton With Parking

chalet, Brighton
This Brighton city centre lodge is situated less than 1.6km from Brighton Beach, North Laine, and Brighton Pier, offering easy access to major attractions and Brighton Railway Station.
The 35 square metre self-catering property comprises one bedroom, one bathroom, and sleeps two guests, featuring a fully equipped kitchen, private yard, washer/dryer, and free Wi-Fi.

Frequently asked questions about campings in Brighton

  • What are the top attractions to visit on a day trip to Brighton?

    Brighton's got loads to see in a day. You've got the Royal Pavilion, a real architectural oddity, and Brighton Pier, a classic seaside amusement park. Don't forget the Brighton Beach, perfect for a stroll and a spot of fish and chips.
  • What are the best holiday parks in Brighton?

    Among the holiday parks in Brighton, Great Airy 2 Bed Maisonette In Kemp Town, Host & Stay | Kemp House and Characterful 2 Bed Kemp Town Home are the most popular ones.

  • Which sections of Brighton are best for finding holiday parks?

    You'll find most holiday parks around the outskirts of Brighton, like Peacehaven and Newhaven. They're a bit quieter than the city centre and offer a good base for exploring the area.
  • What are the best pet friendly holiday parks in Brighton?

    The best pet friendly holiday parks in Brighton are Characterful 2 Bed Kemp Town Home, Private Camping Field and Host & Stay | Kemp Street.

  • Why is Brighton an ideal place for camping?

    Brighton's got the best of both worlds - a vibrant city and stunning natural beauty. You can easily escape the city buzz and find peace and quiet in the South Downs National Park, just a short drive away.
  • What are the best holiday parks with parking in Brighton?

    Towing Caravan, Private Camping Field and Beautiful Bell Private Field are the best holiday parks with parking in Brighton.

  • What outdoor events or nature festivals are happening in and around Brighton?

    Brighton's always got something going on. You've got the Brighton Festival in May, a huge celebration of arts and culture, and the Great Escape music festival in May. There are also plenty of smaller events and markets throughout the year.
  • What should travelers know about the weather, wildlife, or natural hazards in Brighton?

    Brighton's weather is pretty changeable, so be prepared for anything. It can be sunny and warm one minute and raining the next. You might see some seagulls and maybe a few rabbits in the parks, but there's no need to worry about any dangerous wildlife.
  • What family-friendly outdoor activities are available in Brighton?

    Brighton's a great place for families. You can take the kids to the Brighton Palace Pier for some funfair rides, or head to the Brighton Sea Life Centre to see all sorts of marine creatures. There's also the Royal Pavilion Gardens, a beautiful park perfect for a picnic.

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