Upper Parsonage Farm is a small, secluded campsite set within a traditional 1,400-acre working family farm in the heart of the Meon Valley, near East Meon in Hampshire.

Surrounded on three sides by the South Downs National Park, the site offers just eight pitches, each a mown 8m x 8m grass plot with a native hedge divider and a Silver Birch. Campfires are permitted, and a shepherd's hut is also available for glamping.

The farm sits well away from artificial lighting, offering dark skies and abundant wildlife. On-site facilities include a flushing toilet, hot shower, and washing-up area for campers' use.

The site also participates in the South Downs National Park Trust's Visitor Giving Scheme, donating to natural habitat improvements with each booking.