Under The Stars Camping is a cracking base for a fun, relaxing camping holiday. The campsite rests in the picturesque village of Fishbourne, on the edge of the Cathedral City of Chichester.

Bed in the heart of the South Downs National Park and enjoy quick access to the amenities and attractions in lively Chichester at Bow Hill Farm. This friendly, strictly adults-only site is the perfect space for enjoying a stress-free.

Scotts Farm Camping Site is a family-friendly campsite located on the sunny south coast of England, providing adventuring types with excellent camping and glamping for restful.

If you’re the type of camper who enjoys remote locations, oodles of scenery, and traditional camping fun, make your way to Crows Hall Farm, a peaceful and scenic rural site nestled deep amid the lush greenery of the South Downs National Park.

Applegarth Camping and Caravaning is a friendly and compact family-run site located on the fringes of Chichester. The site is a perfect haven for member-exclusive holidays on a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site.

Kingfisher Caravan Park is an excellent base for coastal explores, resting a short amble from a lovely pebble beach, with jaw-dropping vistas across the Solent to the beautiful Isle of Wight.

Stubcroft Farm is a multi-award winning, traditional, family-owned campsite enjoying an enviable position near some of the best South Coast beaches. Bring your family along for eventful days of sightseeing and explores.

Kingley Vale Camp Site is a friendly and pretty site nestled amid the verdant and eye-catching landscapes of the stunning South Downs National Park. Despite its quiet atmosphere.

Do you fancy topping up your tan on a peaceful beach, set a stone’s throw from your spacious pitch? Gees Campsite is a lovely spot for beachy escapes, enjoying a nifty location close to the ocean.

Holdens Park is the perfect spot for a beachy escape, set a literal stroll from the delightful black sands of Bracklesham. The campsite rests on ancient farmlands, blending into the stunning and lush Sussex landscape.

Red House Farm Camping Site is a spacious, family-run campsite set out on four grassy acres, providing campers with the thrills of setting up camp on a proper old fashioned campsite.

Ellscott Park rests in an excellent position for accessing the lovely parts of Chichester Harbour, the Witterings and other beaches and rests close to local amenities, including a supermarket located under a 15-minute drive away.

Drove Lea Farm Camping and Caravanning is a welcoming, family-run site enveloped by the lush surroundings of the Meon Valley, just north of the scenic valley of Titchfield.

Cedar Valley is a lovely campsite nuzzled amid the gently rolling landscape of the Meon Valley. It offers glamping and camping options on the grounds of a beautifully-maintained private estate named Bereleigh.

Everdean is a well-maintained, small Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site with clean amenities and an adults-only restriction. The site blends peaceful settings with easy access to the local area and public transport.

Brocklands Farm is a spacious, friendly site set in a secluded valley within the lush scenery of the South Downs National Park. The campsite enjoys an idyllic position, nestled away from the noise of blaring horns and traffic; affording heaps of peace and space for unwinding and stretching out.

Clarefield Copse Wild Camping is, as the name suggests, a spacious, back to basics campsite set within the lush settings of the South Downs National Park. The camping area lies next to a lovely woodland filled with butterflies and birds of varying hues and songs.

Rumble over to Ridge Farm Campsite if you want a real countryside campsite. The site rests amid swathes of greener and gently rolling countryside, providing campers with unrivalled tranquillity on a working farm.

For quintessentially nostalgic escapes, pack the kids and rumble over to Salterns Village, nestled amid the peaceful and picturesque settings of Seaview village, a small, Edwardian resort tucked away on the northeastern corner of the Isle of Wight.

Five enticing yurts, spacious and well-equipped, beckon travellers of all ages at Adhurst Yurts, a swish glampsite tucked away amid a whopping 100-acres of woodland, right above the banks of the shimmering River Rother.