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The photos are not really representative of the park. We were very disappointed. On arrival you are faced with the recycle tip next door and people queuing to get to the tip and barbed wire fences. Not attractive! It's very scruffy and dated.
The premium pitches are better being a good size and over looking the creek they seem to maintain them better too at least by mowing the grass! The central area is reminiscent of a traveller site. Appallingly Scruffy, over grown grass, some gravel and untidy unbordered areas, all far too close together so really lacking any privacy.
The shower block is tiny and each cubicle is small and only has one hook and although clean does not have a sink or toilet as those are in a separate building. It's very 1960s. Not family friendly cubicles. The spray lasts about 4 seconds and I found splashed your clothes.
I never seemed to see people observing the clean the shower after use rule. The loos and sinks are in another block and not separate cubicles or private. Just one hair dryer. Clean but just dated. The creek can get a bit whiffy!
The short cut to the beach is covered in dog pooh! The play area is out the way and hidden but looks very scruffy.
The beach is pebble but it's lovely. We won't stay at this site again it's over priced and needs updating. I can't recommend it.
Great view of the creek, does need updating a little, other campers need telling rules of site. Kids park is poor and seasonals do need a tidy, great area for dog walking and crabbing.
Meals at the ship inn and on the beach great. Sorry to say wont visit this area again mainly due to more beautiful areas to see.
Prices are a bit steep for the level of the site also did see rats by my pitch, overall good holiday, good times spent with my girls
Booked here for the first bank holiday in May 17 and enjoyed it so much arranged with the Camp Manager to leave our van in situ so we could return in 2 weeks.
Large, almost flat pitch, with good views of the creek.
Numerous Water taps and grey waste drains around the site, so not far to go.
On site restaurant, little restrictive hours, but very pleasant decor, staff and good menu.
First of all it should be said that this campsite is lovely and we had a lovely time staying here, but if you're expecting to see facilities as shown on their website and other pictures online then be prepared to be disappointed.
Beware of the entrance way road humps, they're too rough on your van and with an entrance gate within a matter of yards they seem unnecessary.
The bathroom facilities were excellent and well kept.
The pitch facilities were good.
Rubbish and recycling facilities were excellent.
The Motorhome dump station was badly designed and maintained with the drain very difficult to line up to and the drinking water tap was broken and very difficult to switch off.
The playground was the most disappointing area of the campsite being very poorly maintained when we visited, overgrown with weeds and the grass area needing a good mow. Whilst it may have been safe in practice it didn't feel like a good place to let to children play.
The campsite is situated very well for the beach and coastal walks and I would recommend it to dog owners and walkers alike.
This is a lovely site, but it desperately needs to be refurbished in certain areas.
Very warm welcome with plenty of information. Had a premium pitch next to the creek, showers had plenty of hot water and were always clean. 5 minute walk to the sea where there is a fantastic ice cream parlour. Plenty to do within the area and an ideal place for walking or cycling. The site is well cared for and quiet, tv reception good but Wi-Fi is a bit hit and miss. The bistro on site does lovely food and you can take your own bottle of wine. If I had a criticism it would be that if you leave late morning there may well be a queue waiting to get into the refuse tip next to the entrance which will make it tight getting out. All in all we would return here
The approach to the site is slightly off putting because of the queue to the recycling centre which is next to the entrance. However, once inside its another world. Reception staff are very welcoming and the site looks neat, tidy with colourful flowers and small tress. We had a creek side pitch, shingle with some grass. We were able to sit at the back of our caravan watching the tide toll in and out, the boats bobbing, swans and seagulls. You can walk along the creek to get to the beach, passing a great fish and chip shop.
The showers are in a separate block to the toilets. All amenities were spotless at all times. There is a good playpark with a grassed area. The shop contains a few camping supplies - tent pegs, EHU, matches etc.
We have visited this site twice now and been blessed with lovely weather so thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.
Warm welcome to a peaceful site. We had a premium pitch overlooking the creek. Lovely views but quite hard to pitch on the shingle. Only electric available.
The toilets and showers were clean but the cubicles in the shower were small and there were no racks for toiletries and no hair dryers. Showers were also cold as all the roof Windows were open even though each shower had a vent.
WIFI just did not work but 3G signal was excellent.
Nice bistro on site with friendly staff and good food. Take your own wine at the moment.
No shop but local convenience store is only 10 minutes walk.
This was the first site we visited with our new to us caravan, we knew Hayling Island as we had holidays there over the years but not with a tourer. Upon pulling up at reception I knew this was going to be a lovely site due to its clean and very organised looking site, the staff were extremely friendly from the start. We explained we were new to caravanning, so she allocated me a pitch that was easy to navigate, we stayed on a hard standing pitch which was shingle.
We stayed for 5 nights and we couldn't fault it at all, the surroundings were perfect for walking, everything was in easy reach, beach, shops etc. The shower blocks were outstanding, music playing was a lovely touch, you do have to pay for extras but the prices were reasonable, the barrier system is excellent. I could write much more to praise this site, but I will finish by saying anyone who visits this site will not be disappointed at all. We have gone back here another three times since then as well, so a proven site for me.
Lovely site in lovely location. Bit pricey with electric hook up and premium pitch added to cost. I had a lake side pitch which I got charged a few pounds extra for but worth it as it was spacious and fenced off as were all the pitches around the lake and creek edge. I wouldn't have wanted one of the pitches in middle of park as they all seemed quite cramped. The showers and toilets were very clean and never busy. I didn't try the restaurant as it is only open in the evenings on weekdays and nothing on the evening menu really appealed to me. It's a shame they don't open for breakfast everyday instead of just weekends. I walked to the beach which was about 10 minutes from the site and after a lovely walk along the beach brought fish and chips back to the van. The site shop is literally limited to a couple of shelves in the reception area however there is Premier convenience store just a couple of minutes walk down the road and a bigger store near the beach. Just one thing to be aware of if you book a water side pitch is that there were rats running around, one taking great interest in trying to get into the trailer tent on the pitch next to me whenever the occupants went out. I guess that's to be expected near water. Would definitely stay on the site again though.
OK we arrived when it said that the site was full but found a pitch for our motorhome which was far to small even to sit outside, if you had a pitch on the perimeter of the site they are much bigger but more costly. We went to the Bistro on site and hubbys meal was ok, but mine wasn't, I ordered Mules Mariner which is supposed to be cooked in White wine, Garlic and Parsley, mussels were adequate, but they were swimming in water at least 1 litre, no sign of wine or garlic, I then ordered a desert of icecream which was plonked in front of me in a cardboard container straight from the freezer. Good site for walks and town.
Site was very cramped, and to be fair, didn't seem over friendly. On arrival the staff members main concern was that we paid our money on time, saying it in a way she thought funny, we thought patronising. This was echoed by another member of staff when I did go to pay, first of all trying to convince me we were 'only' paying about £25 per night, (it was actually over £30), and then suggesting, 'what did we expect, it's Bank Holiday and we have to make our money somehow' not good PR? It was BH but we only stayed 1 night of the BH which was the Friday, but because it was all the BH that weekend, we had to pay a premium for 3 nights, work that one out, we couldn't?
Staff aside, to be fair, the site was OK. Not a bad location, toilet block was clean and never too busy, didn't try the restaurant as again, the staff were so over the top about it we didn't bother. Would we go back there, no.
The location of the site makes it an ideal weekend stop over for us though it will not be during school holidays again! this is nothing to do with the children who appear to enjoy themselves but it is due to the cramped pitches which are very close together except on the lake side or creek side, which is where we will ask for to enable us to visit again. The facilities whilst a bit dated were always clean & tidy and even though the site was very full, never seemed overcrowded. There is a pleasant little restaurant on site which serves lunch & dinners. It's a quick walk into the 'town' where there are some shops and the beach, and a couple of really nice pubs, the closest being the Olive Leaf but if you like to walk or cycle going to the other side of the island the ferryboat is excellent
Love this place! Have stayed here 3 times this year so far and it is fantastic - prime pitches right on the creekside are available and worth the extra just for the view. Site is extremely clean and tidy with cracking flowerbeds. Facilities are a little dated but spotless and plentiful. There is a restaurant on site but haven't used it yet as it's always packed. No more than a 10 min stroll along the footpath to the seafront with couple of pubs, shops, fish & chips/takeaways, etc.
Visited this site for the Bank Holiday weekend. The site was full, we never queued for the showers or toilets. This site did not feel crowded. All the pitches were marked out with a scale model of the pitch in reception with a toy car and caravan.
Our pitch backed on to the creek that was tidal, very pretty. The site has a slip way and a lot of the other campers had inflatable boats. The dog walk along the creek into Chicester harbor is very good.
The Toilets and Showers were separate buildings which was OK, but I do prefer it all in one block. However it worked and both were very clean, correct temperature and user friendly.
We used the Ferry Inn twice, it is located at the point where the old Hayling ferry ran from, it allows dogs in one of its bars and the food was very good. We also had kebabs delivered to site. The site does has a restaurant on site, however we were put off by the lack of a menu, unclear if dogs were allowed, bookings and cash only. We were told on arrival it is very popular and you need to book. I could have asked for a menu and about dogs.
The site sold gas, but no real shop, there is a large news agent near by and all the usuals in the main town less than 5 minute drive away
We visited Hayling Island, South sea and Portsmouth
I was looking for a site not too far from home for a long weekend. As we like Hayling Island for its dog walks it seemed a good choice with a nice location and good reviews.
The site itself is pleasant enough, we were pitched adjacent to the slipway into the creek which meant a lot of passing pedestrians but the vista with the tide in was very picturesque, not quite so nice at low tide just being a vast expanse of mud. The pitch was large enough for our caravan and awning with the car squeezed in beside the 'van, hookup and water nearby and the pitch a mixture of pea shingle and grass.
The welcome was just that ! No silly rules just sensible suggestions regarding pitching the caravan and awning. Unfortunately the on site bistro was still getting its finishing touches so was not open but there are shops, cafes and takeaways close by so no problem there.
The facilities are very dated externally looking like a throwback to the 60's but inside very clean, underfloor heating and plenty of hot water.
Overall the site is a little unkempt with many seasonal caravans on site but they are in the main in good order and don't detract from the site too much. The feel of the site is very open as there is little in the way of hedging or trees just soft delineation of pitches one from another.
Very peaceful, don't expect manicured lawns and topiary, Fishery Creek is a well run, no-frills site. It does exactlly what it claims to do and we had no gripes at all. We asked if we could check out a bit later than the 12:00 deadline and as there was no-one followingus onto our pitch we were allowed to stay for the rest of the day for £5. Great as we hadn't got far to travel home we could walk the dogs on the beach in the morning then pack up quietly without any pressure.
Theres card operated security barriers which lock at 11pm which is a bonus and we would definitely return if we planned to stay on the Island again.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
No Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <1 mile 
Cycle Hire <1 mile 
Golf <1 mile 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports On Site 
Boat Launch / Mooring On Site 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Coastside Pitches 
Public Transport 
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
The photos are not really representative of the park. We were very disappointed. On arrival you are faced with the recycle tip next door and people queuing to get to the tip and barbed wire fences. Not attractive! It's very scruffy and dated.
