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Billycan Camping

West Sussex
West Sussex · BN18 0BG
At a glance
Real campfires allowed
Beach access
Glamping available

Why campers love it here

Real campfires allowed at the site
Easy access to the beach
Glamping options available

About this site

Billycan Camping is a glamping site on Manor Farm at Tortington, just outside Arundel in West Sussex, set across 650 acres of working farmland running down to the River Arun. You sleep in ready-pitched bell tents, yurts or a cabin rather than your own tent, with a communal camp fire for toasting marshmallows after dark. Arundel's castle, cathedral, Wildfowl and Wetlands Centre and Swanbourne Lake are all a walk along the river from the farm, so you can leave the car behind once you have arrived. Billycan sleeps up to 58 people across its cabin, three yurts, six bell tents and two scout tents, and it is hired exclusively by weekends (minimum three nights) or midweek (minimum two nights), as well as by groups for weddings, anniversaries and reunions. That makes it a strong pick for a family gathering, hen do or school group rather than a couple after a quiet, spontaneous overnight stop, since exclusive hire and minimum stays shape most bookings. Camping runs seasonally from May to the end of August, so this is not a year-round option in West Sussex. There is no need to bring your own tent or cooking gear, with breakfast hampers and cook-ups available on top of the site fee. Prices are quoted through Billycan's own booking pages.

Facilities

The setting
Campfires allowed
Beach access
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Where you'll be

Billycan Camping
BN18 0BG

Good to know

Is Billycan Camping glamping only?
Yes, glamping only. Billycan Camping provides ready-pitched bell tents, yurts and a cabin, so you do not pitch your own tent anywhere on the farm.
Can I book Billycan Camping for just one or two people?
No, most bookings run through exclusive site hire with minimum stays of three nights at weekends or two midweek, which suits groups and families rather than solo campers.
Are campfires allowed at Billycan Camping?
Yes, a communal camp fire is part of the stay, used for toasting marshmallows and cooking in the evening as a normal part of the Arundel site.
When is Billycan Camping open?
The site runs a seasonal camping season from May to the end of August, so it is not a year-round option like some other West Sussex campsites.
How far is Billycan Camping from Arundel?
Arundel, with its castle, cathedral and river walks, is within walking distance of the farm, so you can explore the town without the car once you arrive.
How much does Billycan Camping cost?
Prices depend on the accommodation and exclusive-hire package chosen, and are quoted through Billycan Camping''s own booking pages rather than a flat nightly rate.

Things to do nearby

Beach nearby
Bike hire
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Watersports

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