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Ellscott Park

For Touring Caravans, Campervans and Tents

Open 1st April to 31st October
The closest caravan park to Chichester Harbour

Ellscott Park is set in 8 acres of level Sussex countryside. It has 40 electric hookups, and is licensed by the local authority for 50 touring vans and or tents, it has a modern toilets with showers complete with disabled facilities.

Ellscott Park is situated on a well sheltered site with a separate designated field for ball games, bikes, flying kites. Dogs on leads are welcome.

We are only a few miles from outstanding costal beaches and the beautiful Cathedral City of Chichester with the renowned Festival Theatre, and are surrounded by beautiful countryside, ideal for walking and cycling, for a relaxing time to be had by all.

Convenient bus routes run close by offering services to Chichester and the beautiful beaches at The Witterings.

There are a number of Pubs locally, the closest is the Bell 3 minutes by car and 20 minutes on foot. There is also the Crab and Lobster, Black Horse, Blacksmiths Arms and Anchor Inn.

Our well serviced site includes:

Modern showers, launderette, hot water, washing facilities, and toilets with disabled facilities.

There is a designated playing field for activities such as football, cricket, tennis, flying kites.

Places to visit in the area of Chichester

Arundel Castle
This Great castle, home of the Duke of Norfolk, dates from the Norman Conquest. Containing a very fine collection of furniture and paintings. Arundel Castle is still a family home, reflecting the changes of nearly a thousand years.

Amberley Museum
Just 4 miles north of Arundel, Amberley Museum is the museum that works! - and the perfect destination for a family outing. Every day of our season you can see our craftsmen at work, and discover some real tricks of their trade. Our vintage bus service and narrow gauge railway can help you to explore our 14.5 hectare site, featuring the electricity hall, printing works, radio exhibition and many other fascinating exhibits and displays.

Boxgrove Priory
Magnificent example of early English architecture with 16th Century painted ceiling by Lambert Barnard. Victorian stained glass and de la Warr country chapel. Restored ruins of Benedictine monastery.

The Chichester Canal
4 Miles of beautiful, historic canal linking Chichester with its Harbour. An amenity for everyone.

The Sussex Falconry Centre
Watch Falcons fly, Touch and handle Owls. Experience flying a Hawk. Enjoy a close encounter of the feathered kind.

Goodwood House
Richly refurbished country home of the Lennox sisters.

Lancing College Chapel
Magnificent Gothic Chapel set on the South Downs. Founded in 1868 and dedicated 1911. The Rose Window (9.7m diameter) was dedicated in 1978. Dominant impression of the nave is its height: 90ft to the apex of the vault. Features include the stall canopies, the brass lectern, bronze candlesticks, altar silver and fine tapestries.

Pallant House Gallery
Chichester art gallery within beautiful restored Queen Anne townhouse. Collection consists of mainly C20 British art including Sutherland, Piper, Nash and Moore. Several exciting exhibitions held throughout the year.

Parham Elizabethan House and Gardens
In the hart of ancient deer park this beautiful family home contains an important collection of paintings, furniture and needlework. Garden weekend every July in award-winning gardens.

Fishbourne Roman Palace
Largest remains of known Roman residence in Britain. Beautiful mosaics, museum, audio-visual programme, gardens and Roman gardening museum. Summer archaeological excavations.

Bignor Roman Villa
Remains of one of the largest Roman villas found in Great Britain. Longest mosaic (25m) on display.