Sussex holidays are a great option for a whistle-stop rest and retreat. Home to some of the UK coast’s most famous names, it’s also one of the sunniest places in the UK, sitting neatly on the north shore of the English Channel. Whether you fancy a day out in brimming Brighton or the sensual South Downs, a Sussex caravan holiday is your ideal base for getting the most out of this southern gem.
Our Sussex holiday parks are in some of the county’s loveliest spaces. Church Farm is a short distance from West Wittering beach, widely regarded as one of the UK’s best. Combe Haven is close to historic Hastings, with the aptly named town of Battle a little further afield. Fancy bringing your dog? Check out our dog friendly holidays to Sussex.
Explore the rolling hills of the South Downs, admire the wildlife at the lagoon and saunter down to the stunning shingle beach.
Explore historic Hastings and its seaside charms when you stay at Combe Haven. On park you'll find plenty to entertain you too.
The area is best explored via the South Downs Way National Trail, which weaves through the park. The Trail passes incredible sights, such as the Seven Sisters cliffs, which Harry Potter fans will have spotted in The Goblet of Fire movie.
The site of the famous 1066 battle, you’ll find plenty of reminders in this seaside town, close to our Combe Haven site. Visit the 1066 Battle Abbey and Battlefield to delve into its history.
This coastal Sussex city is full to the brim with culture and is celebrated for its creativity and diversity. Visit the historic Royal Pavilion, enjoy fish and chips on the beach, or meander through The Lanes and browse its independent shops and cafes.
Miles of golden sand, in a county that's famed for pebbly shorelines, line the clean clear water, both surrounded by oodles of family-friendly fun. But Sussex isn't all beach resorts; there's also beautiful rolling countryside, in the form of the South Downs and the Sussex Weald. The South Downs form over 1,600 square kilometres of natural beauty.
Rye is a 30-minute scenic drive from the Park. It’s awash with winding cobblestone streets, medieval half-timbered houses and a rich history of smuggling and maritime conflict. Rye’s quirky shops, antiques outlets, medieval inns and cafes make for a great day out.
A 10-minute drive from the park, Hastings is a fun day out for all ages. It has four continuous miles of pebble beaches, and plenty of attractions to explore.
Directly bordering and accessible from the Park, Combe Valley Countryside Park is a 150-hectare nature reserve with ancient woodland and reed beds. Excellent for both nature lovers and four-legged friends!
Sussex is home to the second-oldest aquarium in the world. Brighton’s Sea Life Centre has stood in one form or another since 1872 and hosts over 5,000 different species of sea creatures within its walls.
Sticking with the vintage theme, Sussex also hosts the world’s oldest purpose-built cinema. The Duke of York’s Picture House opened 1910 and was and still is housed in a building previously owned by Amber Ale Brewery.
Sussex was the site of the famous 1066 Battle of Hastings, a decisive moment not only in terms of the war between the Normans and Anglo-Saxons but also for England as a whole. Its significance is recognised in the town of Battle, which has become a centre of historic tourism.
Sussex is full of stellar seaside towns, with the city of Brighton as the centrepiece of coastal life. Many other gems dot the Sussex coastline, so you’re never too far from a whole host of family-friendly experiences.
Sussex enjoys some of the best weather in Britain. Its position on the south coast makes it one of the UK’s driest places so there’s more time to enjoy the great outdoors than in most other places.
Sussex has to be one of the best connected yet serene places you can escape to. Its position close to large towns makes it incredibly accessible, whilst it retains a quiet charming character throughout.
Our two Sussex parks are perfectly positioned to create family memories that last a lifetime. Combe Haven Holiday Park is in the sleepy town of St Leonards-on-Sea, itself just a stone’s throw from historic Hastings. To the west, Church Farm is a in a quiet area near Pagham, close to the coast and neighbours with some lovely lakes to add to its peaceful nature. In the middle of these two holiday park gems is Brighton, a one-of-a-kind cultural hub on the south coast.
Discover the variety of our accommodation options at our Sussex holiday parks below:
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Sussex. Here are some of our other favourite ideas:
Sussex offers five superb dog-friendly beaches along the South Coast, including Climping, Lancing, and Pevensey Bay, where dogs roam freely all year. Goring-by-Sea applies a designated zone in summer, but all five welcome your four-legged friend.
Sussex boasts some of Britain's finest beaches, from Brighton's iconic pebbles to the golden sands of West Wittering and Camber Sands, offering swimmers, families, history lovers, and watersports enthusiasts a perfect stretch of South Coast shoreline.
Sussex offers families brilliant days out ranging from Bodiam Castle and Battle Abbey to Drusillas Park and Hastings Aquarium. With wetland reserves, planetariums, and adventure golf courses, there's genuinely something for every age group.
Sussex offers an impressive range of water-based venues, from the Grade II-listed Saltdean Lido in Brighton and the picturesque Arundel Lido to the vast Bewl Water Aqua Park and well-equipped leisure centres throughout the county.
Sussex offers outstanding walking across the South Downs, coastline and woodlands, including the Seven Sisters coastal path and the 14-mile Cuckoo Trail, from gentle 1.5-mile strolls to 12-mile hikes.
Hastings offers a rich mix of history, nature and seaside charm. From the medieval Old Town and Norman castle ruins to the award-winning pier and world-class contemporary art gallery, the town rewards curious explorers of all ages.
Arundel offers a wealth of activities for families and visitors, from exploring its magnificent Norman castle and Victorian cathedral to enjoying wetland wildlife at WWT Arundel, rowing on Swanbourne Lake, and attending the beloved annual arts festival.
Littlehampton packs in sandy beaches, a seaside amusement park, miniature railway, and a fascinating local museum. Known as 'The Children's Paradise' since the 1920s, this south coast gem sits just 24 minutes from Church Farm Holiday Park.
Sussex offers 17 destinations, from Battle's 1066 battlefield and Brighton to Eastbourne and Bognor Regis, making it a great choice for families and couples.
From exploring the history at the legendary Battle of Hastings grounds to exploring the local delicacies, we’ve rounded up some of the best events for you to check out in 2026 when you stay with us at Church Farm and Combe Haven.
Pretty Selsey, 11.5 miles down the West Sussex Coast from our Church Farm Holiday Park, offers a peaceful coastal retreat for a day trip.
Discover Haywards Heath on a family day out from either of our Sussex holiday parks at Combe Haven or Church Farm. This leafy little town has quite a few things to do and you'll find our favourites here.
Rye, just 15 miles from Combe Haven Holiday Park, has retained its historic charms whilst adapting to the influx of tourists who come to take pictures of its cobbled alleys. Find out our top tips on what to do in the charming town.
Eastbourne is a Victorian-inspired seaside resort town on the south coast that offers a remarkable range of things for visitors to do. We’ve compiled our favourite places to visit in Eastbourne so you can plan your trip before you even leave home.
Chichester is a pocket-sized cathedral city sitting at the foot of the South Downs with a rich history dating back to Roman times. Here we’ve compiled a list of our favourites to do in Chichester so you can build the ones you like best into your visit.
One of the best sandy areas on the South Coast of England, Camber Sands is a hidden oasis with a Blue Flag beach, refreshing sea breezes, and plenty to do for the whole family! Here's our pick of what to do on a visit to the town.
The trendy city of Brighton is full of fun things to do. Whether you’re looking for cultural inspiration or some quality relaxation, Brighton has got something for you - take a look at our pick of the best places to visit.
Bognor Regis is one of the ultimate places for a beach break. There are so many things to do and memories to be made with the family. Here's what you can get up to at this premier seaside resort.
Bexhill-on-Sea is a quirky cultural hub on the south coast. Famous for its array of things to do by the coast, we've whittled down an impressively endless list into the cream of the crop.
Hailsham is a lovely little town in the heart of the Sussex countryside. Set amongst fields and greenery on all sides, it’s also conveniently close to the coast and our Combe Haven Holiday Park. Here's out favourite things to do in Hailsham.
Horsham is a traditional market town in West Sussex that dates back centuries. The town itself is a blend of the old and the new with historic streets encircling the vast Swan Walk shopping centre in the town centre.
Worthing offers a wonderful mix between traditional seaside favourites and modern features that have truly thrust it into the 21st-century. Let's take you through this stylish town.
Battle is a history buff’s dream. Named after the infamous Battle of Hastings in 1066, this tiny town attracts visitors from far and wide to discover one of the most talked about instances of warfare in human history.
From beaches to historical sites, Sussex is ideal for a family getaway. Staying at our Church Farm or Combe Haven holiday parks puts you close to these exciting activities.
Eastbourne is a wondrous seaside resort and this Victorian-style town certainly delivers when it comes to food. There’s a distinctly Mediterranean flavour to our list of the best restaurants and places to eat in Eastbourne.
