Blackberry Wood is a small, family-run campsite and glamping destination located on Streat Lane in the hamlet of Streat, near Ditchling, East Sussex, at the foot of the South Downs National Park.

Set within secluded woodland and open meadow clearings, the site is known for its well-spaced pitches, abundant flora and fauna, and a strong campfire culture.

Beyond standard tent pitches, Blackberry Wood offers an eclectic range of quirky accommodation including a converted double-decker bus, a fire engine, a helicopter, a gypsy caravan, a curvy cabin, an Airstream, and two handcrafted treehouses.

The nearest railway station is Plumpton, roughly a 40-minute walk away along a bridle path skirting the racecourse.