These are the most picture perfect campsites in Sussex

The rural site has visitors reaching for their phones with its stunning bell tents, rustic touches and woodland trails.

It also offers people a variety of activities such as bushcraft and archery.

The list of the most photographed campsites was compiled by Cool Camping, a website which recommends the best places to stay in the great outdoors.

Lavishing praise on the fourth placed finisher, Waspbourne Manor Farm, a spokesman said: “Fondly referred to as Wowo, this rural campsite is the ideal location for a complete digital detox and remote getaway.

“The site packs in a host of wellbeing activities to choose from and enjoys traditional camping touches such as open fires and old rope swings.

“It is made up of five spacious farms plus an extra secret spot hosting the premium woodland cabins for those looking for that extra bit of privacy.

“In the centre of the site is a makeshift village with a hot tub, live music, circus skills, chai lattes and free soup – a true bohemian escape.”

The “most Instagrammable” campsite in the UK was Lusty Glaze Beach in Cornwall with 25,221 tags.

But Wowo was not the only Sussex site in the top 25.

Blackberry Wood in Ditchling finished in 12th position with 1,816 tags.

The site, at the foot of the South Downs, seven miles from Brighton, offers visitors traditional camping options, as well as glamping and treehouse stays.

Blackberry Wood says: “We offer quirky, quality glamping accommodation ranging from cosy private clearings in the woodland through to elaborate hand crafted treehouses.

“All have their own private spot for a roaring campfire.”

The Secret Campsite near Lewes also made the list, finishing in 24th with 917 tags.

It is described as “a peaceful, tents only campsite for nature lovers, real campers and their families who are looking to explore Sussex, Brighton or Lewes”.