Chichester Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
Famed for its beautiful cathedral, the city has been a settlement since Roman times so it is no surprise that the area has lots of historical sites.
Chichester acts as a transport hub for the area and offers great connections for exploring but there is so much in the city itself for visitors to enjoy that if you prefer to stay close to your holiday park, you will still be able to have a great holiday.
The city is close to the coast and near to Hampshire with the upcoming tourist city of Portsmouth just a short drive away whilst the Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is not just a great place to explore but it is a haven for a number of wildlife species.
Chichester Holiday Parks
Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in Chichester.
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Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Chichester as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Chichester caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Chichester, close to the West Sussex coast.
Chichester Caravan Holidays
As a city destination, Chichester may not offer the same amount of caravan holiday parks as major seaside resorts but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t a good range of quality holiday parks including smaller caravan parks that are perfect for using as a base for exploration to larger holiday parks that offer a wide range of activities, facilities and accommodation types.
Chichester Attractions
There is lots on offer for visitors to West Sussex and across the Hampshire border with many of those sites and attractions found in and around the historic city of Chichester.
As mentioned earlier, Chichester has a long history of been an important settlement dating all of the way back to ancient Rome times and part of that history can be experienced at Fishbourne Roman Palace where you can go ‘inside’ the remains of a former Roman Villa.
Located on the south coast of England and therefore in one of the warmest and driest parts of Britain, there is a growing wine business developing in West Sussex with the Tinwood Estate Vineyard a great place to not only see how wine is made but to try and buy a tipple for yourself.
There are many areas to relax and enjoy the weather in and around the city including West Dean Gardens, Kingley Vale and Bishops Palace Gardens.
For many, the most famous building in Chichester is Chichester Cathedral but there are many other must see and visit buildings in the city including Chichester Festival Theatre and Goodwood House.
Location
Chichester is located close to the coast in the county of West Sussex. With the Hampshire border just a short drive away and the popular seaside resort of Bognor Regis just south of the city and the South Downs National Park just to the north, a holiday in Chichester allows you to enjoy the best of coast, country and city.
Transport
If you are heading down to Chichester using your own transport, it is relatively straight forward to reach the city from most parts of England, Wales and Scotland as it is almost a direct drive along the A3 from theM25 motorway. From the A3 it is just a short drive along the A267 from Havant near Portsmouth.
From the M25 you can linked to all parts of the country and across the borders into Wales and Scotland.
If you are coming from over parts of the south coast, it is also easy to reach the city with the M27 linking Hampshire and Dorset directly as well as linking onto Devon, Somerset and Cornwall whilst if you are coming from the east, including Kent and East Sussex, it is a simple drive along the south coast using the A27/ A259 main roads.
If you are reliant on public transport, it is also relatively straight forward to reach the city as there are local bus services to Portsmouth and Brighton as well as long distance coach services to most parts of England, Scotland and Wales. These are either direct or via London.
You can also reach Chichester via train as the city has it’s own train station offering long distance eservices to Wales, the West Country and London- from where you can connect to most towns and cities across the UK.
Local services visit Gatwick Airport, Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton and Littlehampton amongst smaller towns and villages.
Out and About
To the east of the city are the popular seaside resorts of Worthing and Brighton, both of which have lots to offer visitors and both of which are easy to reach.
To the west of Chichester is the county of Hampshire and the cities of Portsmouth and Southampton. Portsmouth is home to many great attractions including its iconic navy yard home to many historical ships including the Mary Rose.
There are great views out to sea, across to the Isle of Wight and of the vast naval fleet still harboured in Portsmouth form the cities Spinnaker Tower and you can also enjoy ferry and hovercraft rides over to the Isle of Wight amongst the other attractions in Portsmouth.
If nature and the countryside is more to your liking, Chichester Harbour is a beautiful natural harbour and nature reserves just west of the city centre.
To the north of the city is the beautiful South Downs Natural Park which has lots of trails and paths just waiting to explore so make sure you pack your walking boots and pick up a good map.
Holidays in Chichester
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Chichester as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Chichester caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Chichester close to the West Sussex coast.
Chichester is home to lots of caravan holiday parks including those owned and operated by the biggest caravan holiday park companies.