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Newhouse Farm Wild Camping

West Sussex
West Sussex · PO18 0NJ
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Real campfires allowed

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Real campfires allowed at the site

About this site

Newhouse Farm Wild Camping, listed by some directories under its older name of New House Farm, is an off-grid campsite on the Goodwood Estate at East Dean, about seven miles north of Chichester in West Sussex. The farm sits inside the South Downs National Park, with footpaths running straight from the camping field onto the South Downs Way and the wider network of Downs trails. Facilities are kept deliberately basic: there are toilets, a wash-up point and drinking water, but no showers and no hot water, so Newhouse Farm suits campers who want a proper back-to-basics stay rather than a site with a full block. Campfires and barbecues are allowed, and you can bring your own raised fire pit or order logs and firelighters ahead of arrival. Tents and motorhomes are welcome, and dogs are allowed, though the estate's grazing animals mean leads are expected. The site suits walkers and wild-camping fans heading for the South Downs Way rather than anyone wanting hook-ups, hot showers or a family activity park, since none of that is on offer. Camping runs through the Newhouse Farm Wild Camping booking pages, which is where to check current opening dates and pricing before you travel to this corner of West Sussex.

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Newhouse Farm Wild Camping
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Are campfires allowed at Newhouse Farm Wild Camping?
Yes, campfires and barbecues are permitted. You can bring your own raised fire pit or arrange for logs and firelighters to be delivered to your pitch ahead of arrival.
Does Newhouse Farm Wild Camping have showers?
No, this is a deliberately basic off-grid site with toilets, a wash-up point and drinking water, but no showers and no hot water, so pack accordingly.
Are dogs allowed at Newhouse Farm Wild Camping?
Yes, dogs are welcome, though the site sits on a working part of the Goodwood Estate with grazing animals nearby, so keeping them on a lead is expected.
How close is Newhouse Farm to the South Downs Way?
The camping field has footpaths leading straight onto the South Downs Way and the wider network of Downs trails, which makes it a strong base for walkers.
How far is Newhouse Farm Wild Camping from Chichester?
The site sits at East Dean on the Goodwood Estate, around seven miles north of Chichester in West Sussex.
Does Newhouse Farm Wild Camping take tents and motorhomes?
Yes, both are welcome, in keeping with the site''s simple, back-to-basics approach to camping on working Goodwood Estate farmland.

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