We have 35 electric hook-up points as well as traditional tent pitches. The shop serves teas & coffee and stocks a good range of groceries including fresh milk. eggs & bread, local fresh sausages, bacon & barbecue produce, ice creams & cold drinks, logs, charcoal, camping goods & much more.  We hire firepits for that classic evening campfire & even do logs, marshmallows & toasting sticks!

Stubcroft is uniquely situated in an area known since medieval times as “God’s Pocket” for its warm, sunny location and sandy beaches. It is in the lee of the Isle of Wight, which provides a mild, dry local microclimate with one of the highest average sunshine hours on the UK mainland.

Near the campsite are some of the best sandy beaches on the South Coast. Bracklesham Bay is a long curving sandy bay that runs from Selsey Bill in the East to the famous sand dunes at West Wittering that forms the entrance to Chichester Harbour in the West. Bracklesham Bay and East Wittering with their villages, cafes, restaurants & beaches are within walking distance from the campsite. You can explore the quiet lanes of Chichester Harbour, the Salterns Way cycle path, discover West Wittering beaches & sand dunes of East Head, ride along the Canal towpath to Chichester or across the “Itchy Bosom” ferry from Itchenor to the picturesque village of Bosham.

East Wittering & Bracklesham Bay villages are within walking distance and provides a good selection of traditional village shops and places to eat from simple fish & chips to classic French, Spanish & Italian cuisine, all within a few hundred yards of the sandy beaches. There are many great local attractions & days out nearby as well as activities including windsurfing, sailing, cycle & walking routes, the South Downs National Park and the historic cathedral city of Chichester.