Natural and unspoilt sum up our peaceful Slindon Club campsite set in an orchard on the edge of Slindon Forest, National Trust owned bluebell woods, in the heart of the South Downs National Park. This 40 pitch campsite has beautiful views across the coastal plain of West Sussex and is home to a variety of bird and wildlife. Facilities on site are limited to a water tap and chemical waste point. Th
ere are many walks direct from the campsite through surrounding woodland and estate which has 25 miles of public right of way and ten geocache boxes waiting to be discovered. The National Trust owned Slindon village is a stroll away and has a pub (The Spur) and community store - The Forge - which also serves as a café. Cyclists can have their pick of circular routes all starting from the village. The market town of Arundel, east of Slindon campsite, boasts a castle, a cathedral and the Arundel Wildfowl Trust – a 65-acre haven for wildlife. Amberley museum just north of the town looks at the area’s industrial heritage. Parham House and Gardens at Storrington and Goodwood House to the east of Slindon, West Dean Gardens and Denmans – a tamed wilderness garden – near Chichester and are all interesting days out, as is the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum. Beach lovers should head to the family–friendly beaches at Littlehampton, Bognor Regis and West Wittering.
