Arundel campsites

Why not start by learning more about the history and heritage, as Arundel Museum is more than a museum - it's an experience. The state-of-the-art museum has been designed to provide visitors to Arundel with a fascinating insight into the history of the town and its people.  There's something for all the family including a Children's Trail and a chance to handle and learn more about some of the exhibits.

Or discover Arundel from a different perspective at Arundel Jailhouse and Ghost Experience! A fun and informative tour around the old prison cells beneath the town hall, which certain ghosts are said to inhabit. This is both a spooky and cool experience for people of all ages. If you don't believe in ghosts before you visit, you certainly will afterwards.

Enter a fairytale world at Arundel Castle, England’s second largest castle, situated in magnificent grounds overlooking the River Arun. Enjoy the grandeur of the finely preserved interior with its fascinating furniture then stroll through the tranquil grounds where you will discover different themed gardens.

Why not take a trip along the Arun River from Arundel to Littlehampton and try to imagine the smugglers of old making the same trip at night, unloading their contraband cargoes of tea, tobacco and brandy in the town.

Get up close to all sorts of exotic ducks and geese from around the world. Arundel Wetland Centre is a 65-acre reserve in an idyllic setting, nestled at the base of the South Downs National Park. Experience the boat safari where an expert with point out the plants and wildlife around you. Take your camera, you’re sure of a fantastic shot.

There’s a great choice of guided walks with different options hosted by qualified guides from Arundel Museum or Arundel Walking Tours. This is a great way to really understand the history of the whole town.

Arundel is one of the gateways to the South Downs National Park. The South Downs Way runs from Winchester to Eastbourne and can be accessed at several points in Sussex, including Arundel giving you a great excuse to pack a picnic, grab the camera and get out exploring either on foot, horse or bike.

Take to the bridleways along the beautiful South Downs with Arundel Riding Centre.  They offer cross country schooling and escorted rides along the bridleways as well as secluded lanes.

Escape the ordinary and head on over to Out of Bounds. An indoor entertainment centre boasting a range of fun activities such as soft play, clip ’n climb, bowling, adventure golf, laser tag & footgolf, catering for all ages from toddlers to grandparents.

Mill Road Leisure and Café is a must for some active fun... attractive 18-hole putting green, café and two tennis courts, a fabulously family run business situated in delightful surroundings opposite Arundel Castle.

Make sure you pack the towels and swimmers... grounds landscaped with grass, trees and shaded areas, Arundel Lido is a great summer’s day option. Picnic tables, loungers and sun umbrellas are available around the 25m main outdoor pool, 5m splash pool with easy entry steps and link to main pool plus large separate children's paddling pool, all set in beautiful South Downs National Park!

There are some great day out options from Arundel too... First there’s Littlehampton on the coast offering two award-winning beaches, a huge green seafront, museums and Harbour Park amusement park then there’s Amberly with its excellent Amberley Museum & Heritage Centre. A number of traditional craftspeople call the museum home and it has variety of superb displays as well as a narrow-gauge railway and historic bus.