Stubcroft Farm 
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Stubcroft Lane
East Wittering
Chichester
West Sussex (Browse area)
PO20 8PJ See Map
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Tel: 01243 671469
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Open: All Year
Rating: 
7/10 from 135 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: June 2006 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Fekq |
2 reviews from this member |
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Lovely chilled out campsite, with plenty of space (pitch where you like) in a huge field full of luscious grass to lie out on watching the clouds in the blue sky (and getting horrendously sunburnt but hey ho.). We reckoned 20-30 mins saunter to the beach, although our teenagers claimed it to be a "mission": (I think they got a bit lost). Don't even think about driving down the the lane past the campsite to the beach - there are potholes like craters! I thought the ecoloos are great (and having a dodgy tum, I tested them out plenty) and smelt fine thanks to the woodshavings, although the teenagers were a bit suspicious. There is a flush loo in the house with the shower, if you've got a fussy child with you - although the younger ones on the campsite seemed to find the fact you could see the, erm, "waste" in the ecoloos rather fascinating!
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| Date of Visit: April 2006 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Surreybunny |
1 review from this member |
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Nice quiet lanes to site and absolutely no traffic which is heaven! The children absolutely loved it and it was nice to not worry about nearby roads. The nearest beach is about 15 minutes walk and there are plenty of shops for supplies in the village or if you are lazy like us, lots of places to eat to save cooking!
Very friendly site & owners. It is a very simple site with no frills but does have the basics - two showers, five toilets (three of which are ecoloos) which are a brilliant idea and so much better than the portaloos that you find on some sites, a washing up point plus the usual drinking water & chemical waste disposal. There is no shop onsite but plenty withing a short walk including a good Co-op.
We liked the eco friendly approach to both the farm & campsite, The farmer was very friendly and as a keen birdwatcher it was fantastic to see so many species around the farm including the first time I have ever seen a Little Egret. The site seems to attract a lot of regulars, one family made us feel very welcome & invited us over to their tent for drinks & rather chilly early season barbecue!
Definately will come back when it is a bit warmer!
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| Date of Visit: April 2006 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Harlequin |
3 reviews from this member |
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Super old fashioned site in a really lovely location near the beach - we stayed for a week during the holidays and had a great time with the spring lambs in the next field, this site is actually on a proper working farm, so many sites which call themselves "farm sites" are not. There is plenty of room, the camping fields are huge so you are not packed in like some sites.
Facilities are basic but that is part of the charm and does keep the "essex boy" types away! The owners have put in an extra shower which is welcome and extra ecoloos which are ideal given the water shortages. Also some new hedges & fences which give more privacy between pitches. This is the only truly environmentally friendly campsite we have been able to find in this area. Be careful though to follow the directions properly, the site is hidden away and there is another very cramped site at the far end of Stubcroft Lane called Gees camping which some of the reviewers seem to have confused this site with.
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| Reviewer: Alleka |
1 review from this member |
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August 2005
We stayed three nights at the site with our children. The location is gorgeous and we really enjoyed the walks to the beaches but our stay was definitely spoilt by the lack of decent facilities. Over the weekend the site was busy and the one toilet and shower were nowhere near enough. The ecoloos were ok as a backup but we really felt that proper facilities should have been available for £12 per night. For a site this size you need a proper shower and toilet block. The recycling containers were too small so gave the impression that the site was overflowing with rubbish, although they were emptied regularly. The owner seemed very pleasant but I agree with some of the other reviewers - if he does not invest in his facilities I would probably not go back despite the lovely location. What a shame.
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| Reviewer: Happy1 |
1 review from this member |
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August 2005
This is a convenient site for Chichester, the beaches and the surrounding area but it's not one for getting away from it all. During our weekend stay, we felt we were very packed in and surrounded by other tents that were very close. It is obviously popular with families (some of them seemingly quite bad tempered) so one to avoid if lots of children isn't your thing.
The 'ecoloos' are nothing to be frightened of and were well maintained. If you like your shower though you might be in for a wait as with just the one for such a busy site, demand is high. Fantastic spot too for star gazing, we've never seen so many shooting stars. Probably not somewhere we'll return to but if you're looking for flat, short grass it could be one to try.
The owners were very friendly and considerate of the environment although that seemed to lead to a lot of rubbish being stacked up by the entrance which is not a welcoming sight or smell.
Advisable to book (they require a deposit)
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| Reviewer: Jane Munday |
1 review from this member |
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August 2005
Myself, partner and our two small children found our perfect haven at this site. Such peaceful, tranquil surroundings. Very spacious. Lots of idylic walks in country lanes. The children loved visiting the sheep, horses and ducks. Very friendly people run the site. Much praise for the recycling. There were Eco friendly loos. We did have our own loo though! I would throughly recommend this site to anyone who wants to get away from it all. Such freedom for our 2yr old son to wander with his ball and us not having to worry if he is safe. We will return as soon as we can.
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