Campsite recommendations sussex

[4anddone]

Looking for a campsite for Aug. We are visiting family in Worthing but also will be visiting Brighton, Arundel, Chichester and Portsmouth. We have a large tent and want electric. Has anyone had any good stays in this area?
Thanks

[Milkwagon]

Heaven Farm at Danehill.

[MissWimpyDimple]

Blacklands Farm is great for a friendly site. Honeybridge and Sumners Ponds are more upmarket and both have nice cafes.

Heaven farm and blackberry farm are fab but get booked up and I'm not sure there have electric hook up.

[CountTessa]

I think Fairoaks is supposed to be good. An avid camping friend recommends it. Heaven farm is quite a trek from Pompey and chichester

[KnappShappeyShipwright]

I had a great holiday at Ecclesden Farm near Arundel a few years ago. It is a really cheap, no frills kind of campsite with loads of space to play. There's no formal playground and the showers are very basic, so it's not everyone's cup of tea.

[ChalkyC]

We stayed at the ship and Anchor marina campsite bear Arundel in May half term - big flat pitches, we had electric, play area for the kids, dated but clean washing facilities and a pub on site - we are not seasoned campers but we liked it....

[4anddone]

Thanks for all your replies plenty to check out!

[cherrypiesally]

Honey bridge is lovely, just returned from a wet weekend there! It's our second weekend break there with other families, nice cafe, fab playground and good size pitches, some with EHU. Also lots of fridge and freezer space and clean washrooms.

[SaucyJack]

There's a teeny-tiny campsite in Old Salts Farm in Lancing. It's very cute, but I'm not sure if they do electric.

Very handy for both Worthing and Brighton tho.