Tent Campsites in Selsey, West Sussex

Brook Lane Caravan Park is a compact, friendly caravan park operated by the cheery Kirby family, with ample expertise in the caravan business, have owned the park for over 50-years.

Let out a sigh of contentment as you soak in the nostalgic, peaceful settings of the South Downs National Park at Selden Farm Campsite, a lovely site for guests who dream of camping under the stars next to a toasty.

Fox Wood Camping is a picturesque couple and family-focused site nestled at the end of a peaceful wooded valley, surrounded by the natural beauty of the South Downs National Park.

Kick back in sumptuous luxury with the team who introduced glamping holidays in the UK at Vintage Vacations, a spacious and well-equipped site offering retro holidays. The site provides holidays in 1965 Tradewind Airstreams that sleeps four.

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.

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.

For arresting downland views in serene countryside settings pack your bags and rumble over to Old Barn Touring Park, a spacious family-run site ideally positioned a few miles from Sandown Bay and Shanklin.

Kite Hill Farm Caravan and Camping Park rests amid the verdant scenery of Wootton Bridge Valley, where one can embark on a woodland walk through ancient woodlands on the picturesque Isle of Wight.

Upper Parsonage Farm is an extensive 1400 acre family farm providing campers with a traditional camping experience in the South Downs National Park. Guests can enjoy an excellent position just half a mile from the South Downs Way.

Meonside Camping is the place to be if rolling hills, a chalk bed river, blue skies and some curious yet friendly cows sound like the perfect views to wake up to on a camping holiday.

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.

Kick back on award-winning accommodations at Appuldurcombe Gardens Holiday Park, a beautiful countryside park offering camping, touring, and self-catering abodes on the stunning Isle of Wight.

Max's Garden is a family-friendly naturist campsite nestled in the South Downs National Park. Guests in search of a relaxing vacation spent embracing the au naturel life can gleefully shed everyday attire at this welcoming site.

Washington Caravan Camping Park is an idyllic site set at the base of the stunning South Downs National Park, sandwiched between the two pretty villages of Steyning and Storrington.

Waverley Park Holiday Centre is a family-friendly park in the vibrant town of Cowes, boasting direct access to the lovely promenade, set east of the shimmering River Medina.

Riverside Paddock Camping Site is a green and peaceful campsite surrounded by beautiful scenery. The site is ideal for guests who enjoy adult-only camping spaces, devoid of rambunctious youngsters and wailing toddlers.

The Barn Caravan Park is a peaceful, spacious site set an ideal seven miles from buzzing Brighton and within easy reach of lively coastal towns like Worthing. The carefully maintained grassy campsite first opened its doors to the public in 2003 and continues to provide campers with peaceful settings for a relaxing escape from the stress of modern life.

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.

Windmill Campersite is a compact and well-maintained Newport campsite, located a smooth 5-minute stroll, leading directly to the fields around the moat of Carisbrooke Castle.

Andark Lake is the place to be if water-based antics are high up on your list of must—do's on your next camping holiday. The peaceful campsite enjoys a lovely spot near the sparkling River Hamble and enjoys a convenient location six miles from buzzing Southampton and twelve from the Portsmouth's ferry terminal.