We went about a year ago and really liked it but felt a bit close to other caravans. But as there's so much to do round there it didn't matter. We'd go back.
I havent actually stayed there but drive past it regularly and it always looks busy.
We often stay at the Graffham site, now that one, we love, you arent in regimented rows, its in the woods and so are all the pitches. With certain pitches you get quite a lot of privacy
we have never been to this part of the country as we usually go west (devon cornwall ) it sounds like a really nice area and we look forward to our visit
dave
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Stayed on the ccc site two years ago.Can't understand the comments about crowding as the club have very strict rules on distance between units. Overall a very clean and quiet site (unless pitched near the very busy main road) and the staff were very friendly. Can recommend with confidence. Also plenty to do and see in the area.
Went there last summer, cracking site, we walked around the harbour everyday with the dog. Had a brilliant walk aroung Thorn Island and a day in portsmouth, we wanted to do the spinnaker tower, but it wasnt open at the time. Our only gripe - we booked on line, for two adults and were aiming to put up a pup tent for our daughter, only to find that the pitches were not big enough, she had to sleep in the awning! Well you should have booked with the site direct, we were told. I was not impressed, but it didnt spoil our holiday. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
A day of all things motorhome and campervan. The show is held both in the main indoor arena and across the grounds. Catering, hot drinks and food options are available. Easy access to the site and free parking included. Win one of five pairs of day tickets
Topic: chichester camp site
