Littlehampton campsites
Lie by the seaside at this vibrant town in West Sussex. Enjoy a barbecue on the sands at East Beach before visiting Harbour Park for a ride on the Dolphin Leap and a trip round the arcades. Use these Littlehampton campsites as your base for exploring the glorious Sussex coastline.
20 Littlehampton campsites
Ecclesden Farm Caravan and Camping
Angmering, West Sussex (3.5 miles)
A friendly, family-run farm site beautifully positioned in the South Downs National Park, ten minutes from the sea.
4.79 /5
Fox Wood Camping
Patching, West Sussex (3.6 miles)
Woodland camping in a stunning oak forest, perfect for family groups.
4.69 /5
Littleton Farm Campsite
Upwaltham, Petworth, West Sussex (9 miles)
Peaceful, secluded tents only campsite located on the South Downs Way with onsite cafe. Ground campfires welcome!
Highly rated
The Barn Caravan Park
Lancing, West Sussex (10 miles)
Tempting beach lovers exploring the South Coast, this peaceful and uncrowded site is only 7 miles from Brighton.
4.66 /5
Bucket and Spade Holidays Touring
Sidlesham, Chichester, West Sussex (11 miles)
Peaceful touring and glamping on a family-run site within ten minutes of Chichester and the coast. Dog friendly.
4.69 /5
Woodfire Camping
Graffham, Petworth, West Sussex (11 miles)
Family and dog friendly foodie site in the South Downs with campfires. Off-grid with gastro meals available!
4.92 /5
Slindon Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Arundel, West Sussex (5.9 miles)
This Club Site is in an orchard in Slindon Park with beautiful views across the coastal plain of West Sussex.
Graffham Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Graffham, West Sussex (11.5 miles)
In the heart of the South Downs National Park, Graffham Club Site has pitches surrounded by trees.
Cuckoo Camp
Climping, Littlehampton, West Sussex (1.7 miles)
This dog friendly site is tucked away on a working farm by the South Coast. Enjoy river walks and the nearby beach.
Woodpecker Camping Field
Climping, Littlehampton, West Sussex (1.9 miles)
Family friendly, back-to-basics, tent and touring caravan site with electric grass pitches. Dogs welcome.
Ryebank Corner
Climping, Littlehampton, West Sussex (2.1 miles)
Small and peaceful site with a selection of yurts and bell tents, a half a mile to Climping beach.
Old Farm Camp and Touring Site
Slindon, Arundel, West Sussex (4.6 miles)
Family friendly, small, peaceful site with grass and hardstandings for tents, caravans or motorhomes. Dog friendly.
Choller Farm Certificated Location
Walberton, Arundel, West Sussex (4.6 miles)
Small certificated club site set on a working farm with easy access to South Downs, Brighton and Portsmouth.
Wild Heart Hill Camp Certificated Site
Findon, Worthing, West Sussex (6.5 miles)
A woodland and wildflower strewn hillside with camping fields at its base. Back to nature, simple and beautiful
Chanctonbury View Camping at Gallops Farm
Findon, Worthing, West Sussex (7.5 miles)
A tranquil family friendly site in the South Downs - walking distance from pubs and South Downs Way.
Washington Caravan and Camping Park
Pulborough, West Sussex (8.9 miles)
Well maintained camping and caravan park with fully serviced pitches, grass electric hook ups and glamping tents.
Furzefield Barn
Pagham, Bognor Regis, West Sussex (9.2 miles)
A small, peaceful adult only camping and glamping site in Pagham. Promoting Nature and wildlife on the South Coast.
The Tree House at Castle Cottage
Fittleworth, West Sussex (9.8 miles)
A cosy treehouse for couples with a sweeping balcony, set by the South Downs National Park and close to Goodwood.
Donnington Wild Camping
Donnington, Chichester, West Sussex (10.8 miles)
A true camping experience, getting back to basics with plenty of space to be at one with the countryside.
Stone Meadow Shepherd's Hut
Donnington, Chichester, West Sussex (10.9 miles)
Peaceful, self-catered glamping in a spacious shepherd's hut close to West Wittering beach and the South Downs Way.
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Things to do in Littlehampton
Begin your stay with a spot of breakfast at the famous East Beach café and enjoy the beautiful view as you look out to the sea. Admire the café’s sleek modern design as you indulge in a bacon sarnie or even a morning scoop of ice cream before heading down to the seaside.
East Beach is perhaps Littlehampton’s most popular attraction. Find the perfect spot on the sand and pebble beach until you’re ready to dive into the sea. When you’re getting peckish, you can also enjoy a BBQ under the sun.
If you’re after a quieter day by the seaside, head to West Beach. Only a short ferry ride away, the sandy beach is a great place to take a picnic and enjoy the views of Bognor as well as the Isle of Wight. Spend the afternoon spotting the wildlife at its Local Nature Reserve as you walk over the sand dunes.
Watch the fishing boats at Littlehampton Harbour before a day of fun on the rides at Harbour Park. Kids will enjoy the thrills of the Orca Whale ride and the heights of the Dolphin Leap. See if you can win the prizes at the arcades too!
For an interactive look at the history of the harbour, head to the Look and Sea Visitor Centre. Climb to the top of its tower for a spectacular view across the harbour after you’ve walked around the fascinating exhibits from local artists.
When you’ve finished admiring the view, enjoy a round of crazy golf at Norfolk Gardens. Kids will love the fun obstacles and they even have a chance to fire their golf ball from a cannon.
After your final attempt at a hole in one, take the miniature railway from the gardens to Mewsbrook Park. Within the park is Oyster Pond, ideal for a relaxing picnic whilst watching people sail their model boats. When you’ve finished eating, hire your own pedal boat and ride over the water.
If the sun decides to disappear, enjoy the sports on offer at the indoor Swimming and Sports Centre. Enjoy a game of badminton, table tennis and basketball or see how many lengths you can swim.
When you’ve ticked off everything on your to do list, soak up the culture found in Brighton’s Laines or head a little further to Lewes and enjoy wandering through its medieval streets before an evening tipple at one of the local pubs.