South Downs budget campsite with yurts, England
Responsible tourism
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we screen every trip so you can travel knowing your holiday will help support conservation and local people.
The Sustainability Centre aims to educate, enable and inspire people from all walks of life to make positive changes to the way they live and work. As part of this vision we aim to manage our land, our charity and our businesses as working examples of sustainability. Our business has been given 'Gold' in the Green Tourism Business Scheme Award.We practice and promote sustainability as a process of making decisions which balance economic, social and environmental factors for positive benefit. We nurture people and ideas. And in an increasingly uncertain world, we aim to provide positive messages and practical solutions for dynamic, creative change.
Power is sourced responsibly and used wisely; old buildings have been renovated to the highest levels of insulation including lambs wool insulation and triple glazing. Even cleaning products are eco friendly and biodegradable. Our manmade wetland ecosystem treats our sewage and produces willow for crafts and biomass for our boiler as well as unique wildlife habitat.
Walking guides, cycle routes and bike hire can all be arranged. We even keep our campsite vehicle free, human powered wheel barrows the only way to get to the campsite!
By acting in a more sustainable way, based on thought, fairness and understanding, we can develop a world that future generations will thank us for. It can start here. Our aim is to open ears, eyes and minds and, we hope, inspire us all to act differently.
The Impacts of this Trip
We welcome families and schools; professionals and special interest groups; walkers and cyclists on the South Downs Way; children and young people; and simply anyone with an interest in what we do. Learning, discovering, bonding and even marrying are just a few of the reasons to spend some time here at Sustainability Centre.
Here on the South Downs, we provide a beautiful and inspirational backdrop to a host of activities, courses and events. From hedge laying and permaculture to managing woodlands and converting your car to veggie power, we offer a wealth of inspiring courses on sustainable living and working. All have the need for us to work and learn together to improve the communities and the surroundings in which we live.
As a not for profit organisation, we can keep our prices as affordable as possible to ensure we can offer something for people of all income levels and backgrounds.
In accordance with our ethos, the building of our woodland classroom has provided a number of educational opportunities for adults, children, and school groups including 4 five-week building apprenticeships and clay inspired activities. Sustainability is now an issue that schools are keen to address, both inside the classroom and through organised visits.
The Sustainability Centre aims to educate, enable and inspire people from all walks of life to make positive changes to the way they live and work. As part of this vision we aim to manage our land, our charity and our businesses as working examples of sustainability. Our business has been given 'Gold' in the Green Tourism Business Scheme Award.We practice and promote sustainability as a process of making decisions which balance economic, social and environmental factors for positive benefit. We nurture people and ideas. And in an increasingly uncertain world, we aim to provide positive messages and practical solutions for dynamic, creative change.
Power is sourced responsibly and used wisely; old buildings have been renovated to the highest levels of insulation including lambs wool insulation and triple glazing. Even cleaning products are eco friendly and biodegradable. Our manmade wetland ecosystem treats our sewage and produces willow for crafts and biomass for our boiler as well as unique wildlife habitat.
Walking guides, cycle routes and bike hire can all be arranged. We even keep our campsite vehicle free, human powered wheel barrows the only way to get to the campsite!
By acting in a more sustainable way, based on thought, fairness and understanding, we can develop a world that future generations will thank us for. It can start here. Our aim is to open ears, eyes and minds and, we hope, inspire us all to act differently.
The Impacts of this Trip
We welcome families and schools; professionals and special interest groups; walkers and cyclists on the South Downs Way; children and young people; and simply anyone with an interest in what we do. Learning, discovering, bonding and even marrying are just a few of the reasons to spend some time here at Sustainability Centre.
Here on the South Downs, we provide a beautiful and inspirational backdrop to a host of activities, courses and events. From hedge laying and permaculture to managing woodlands and converting your car to veggie power, we offer a wealth of inspiring courses on sustainable living and working. All have the need for us to work and learn together to improve the communities and the surroundings in which we live.
As a not for profit organisation, we can keep our prices as affordable as possible to ensure we can offer something for people of all income levels and backgrounds.
In accordance with our ethos, the building of our woodland classroom has provided a number of educational opportunities for adults, children, and school groups including 4 five-week building apprenticeships and clay inspired activities. Sustainability is now an issue that schools are keen to address, both inside the classroom and through organised visits.
1 Reviews of South Downs budget campsite with yurts, England
Reviewed on 31 May 2017 by Calum Faeorin-Cruich
1. What was the most memorable or exciting part of your holiday?
Staying in Mongolian Yurts in the South Down forest.
2. What tips would you give other travellers booking this holiday?
Do it!
3. Did you feel that your holiday benefited local people, reduced environmental impacts or supported conservation?
Yes. We ate locally, re-cycled everything and ensured that we left as little impact in the forest as we could.
4. Finally, how would you rate your holiday overall?
10/10
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