The snippets describe Wyld Wood Campsite in Lewes/Newick, East Sussex — not a site on the River Ouse as specified in the POI. However, Lewes and Newick are in the Ouse valley and the River Ouse does flow through that area, so this may be the same site.

The snippets do not mention the River Ouse directly, but the location is consistent. Wyld Wood Campsite is a peaceful 13-acre woodland retreat near Newick, Lewes, in East Sussex.

Set among ash, oak, and birch trees, the site is rich with wildlife including rabbits, deer, and foxes, making it a natural escape for nature lovers.

The campsite offers four intimate woodland pitches — Little Grassy Pitch, Hazel, Fern, and Bluebell — each tucked among ferns and equipped with log benches and fire pits.

Little Grassy Pitch suits up to two small tents, while the other three can accommodate larger configurations of up to five people. Luxury yurts are also available for those seeking a more comfortable stay.