Stubcroft Farm Campsite

From April to September, check-in is available from 1pm until 8:30pm. Please advise the site if you are delayed. If the site has not heard from you by 6pm on the day of expected arrival, they reserve the right to re-let your pitch. From October to March, check-in ends at 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 5pm on weekdays and Sundays. Owing to the shorter day length, guests are advised to arrive early and set up during daylight hours. Departure is due before 11am on your last day.

Yes, the site offers a warm welcome to all responsible dog owners. However, the site does not allow any dog on the Dangerous Dogs list or any aggressive dogs that are likely to pose a threat to children, campers or livestock. While on the campsite and around the farmyard, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times, and any mess should be cleaned up immediately. For dog walkers, there are private lanes nearby that are traffic-free and lead to the beaches.

Yes, the site does allow campfires and BBQs. Please note, these are subject to certain safety conditions. Barbecues and campfires are allowed in suitable steel containers only, set at least 18-24 inches (60cm) off the ground so they do not damage or burn the grass and at least 3m from hedges, tents or cars. You may bring your own BBQ or firepit providing they comply, or you can hire one from reception.

The site accepts a limited number of group bookings provided that all campers in the group respect other campers on the field with regards to noise and nuisance. Please note, all groups must have a nominated person responsible for the group and to co-ordinate the booking. Prior to booking, the group leader should send an initial contact email to the site with dates and full details of each pitch required.

Yes, the site operates a quiet policy between 10:30pm and 8am.

Awnings and gazebos are permitted but pup tents are not allowed.

The site requests that cars be parked in the designated parking area after setup. Guests may drive to their pitch for setup, takedown, or to unload heavy shopping and young children. However, at all other times, including overnight, cars should not be parked on pitches.

The electric hook ups are all 10 amp.

You can find a copy of the site map here.

Yes, there is limited free WiFi around the reception and patio café area.

Wessex Avenue bus stop is a five minute drive or 25 minute walk away. The nearest train station is Chichester which is a 20 minute drive away.

Yes, you can. Guests can conveniently charge their mobile phones, tablets, and rechargeable batteries for lanterns, among others, using the coin-operated mobile phone charging lockers available in the main amenity block. These lockers are designed to accommodate such devices, and what's more, 50% of the revenue generated from them goes to charities, making it a worthwhile cause. For larger laptops, guests can make arrangements at the reception to have them charged, ensuring that all their devices are powered up and ready to go.

Yes! Stubcroft Farm Campsite offers an onsite shop that sells a range of groceries and fresh produce, including milk, bread, pastries, cheese, fresh juices, confectionery, locally produced sausages, bacon, steaks, chicken, and BBQ produce, among others. The shop also stocks a comprehensive range of camping accessories, including tent pegs, gas, cooking items, torches, batteries, and sleeping bags. Essential chemist products, such as headache, indigestion, hay fever tablets, and sanitary products, are also available. However, in the winter months the shop is only open upon request and only serves non perishable goods and camping essentials.

There is a long gravel farm track off of Tile Barn Lane that takes you straight to the campsite. There are two other paths that are not suitable for vehicles, so follow the directions rather than your SatNav!