East Sussex has the Seven Sisters — seven chalk cliffs between Seaford and Eastbourne that are the most photographed coastline in the south of England — and the historic town of Rye, which looks much as it did in the 18th century. The South Downs National Park runs the length of the county inland, the site of the Battle of Hastings (1066) is at Battle, and Beachy Head at 162 metres is the highest chalk sea cliff in Britain.
Motorhome Stopover Club members share verified overnight spots across East Sussex — a county popular enough in summer that knowing your stopovers before you go is the smart move.
Stopover Options in East Sussex
Pub stopovers — South Downs and coastal village pubs in East Sussex welcoming motorhomers
Chalk coast lay-bys — verified stops near the Seven Sisters and Beachy Head
Member-verified listings — reviewed by motorhomers who’ve explored the Sussex coast and Downs
Campsite – Waiting to be certified by MotorHomeStopOverClub: Campsite Details: Crowborough Camping and Caravanning Club Site Goldsmith Recreation Ground, Crowborough, Read more…….
Campsite – Waiting to be certified by MotorHomeStopOverClub: Campsite Details: Coghurst Hall Holiday Park Ivyhouse Lane, Hastings, East Sussex, TN35 Read more…….
Campsite – Waiting to be certified by MotorHomeStopOverClub: Campsite Details: Fairfields Farm Caravan and Camping Park Eastbourne Road, Westham, Pevensey, Read more…….
Campsite – Waiting to be certified by MotorHomeStopOverClub: Campsite Details: Brighton Caravan Club Site Sheepcote Valley, East Brighton Park, Brighton, Read more…….
