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Prince Of Wales

West Sussex
West Sussex · PO20 3ST
At a glance
Beach access

Why campers love it here

Easy access to the beach
Playground for younger campers

About this site

The Prince of Wales is a family pub at Woodgate with a small campsite in its grounds, around fifteen minutes' drive from Chichester in West Sussex. It is very much a pub first and a campsite second: home-cooked food and a beer garden with play equipment come first, and camping in the adjoining field is the bonus for anyone wanting to make a night of it. Tents, caravans, motorhomes and small campervans are all accepted, though there is no electric hook-up, so the Prince of Wales suits campers happy to go without power for a night or two. Toilets are provided on site, but there are no showers, so it works best as a short stopover rather than a week-long stay. Dogs are welcome, both in the pub and on the pitches. Camping has traditionally run from April to September, fitting the milder months when a shower-free stopover is less of a hardship. It suits campers who want a proper pub on the doorstep more than anything else, rather than those chasing facilities or beach views, though the West Sussex coast at Bognor Regis and the Chichester beaches are a short drive away. Check directly with the pub for current camping availability and pricing before you travel.

Facilities

Access & welcome
Playground
The setting
Beach access
Amenities
Games room
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Pitches & prices

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Where you'll be

Prince Of Wales
PO20 3ST

Good to know

Does the Prince of Wales at Woodgate still offer camping?
The pub is trading and still listed with a small campsite in its grounds. Contact the pub directly to confirm current season dates, as this could not be verified from its own camping page.
Are there showers at the Prince of Wales campsite?
No, toilets are provided but there are no showers, which is why the site works best as a short stopover rather than a longer West Sussex stay.
Does the Prince of Wales campsite have electric hook-up?
No, there is no electric hook-up for any unit type, so come prepared to manage without power on your pitch.
Are dogs allowed at the Prince of Wales?
Yes, dogs are welcome both inside the pub and on the campsite pitches in the adjoining field.
How far is the Prince of Wales from Chichester?
About fifteen minutes'' drive. The pub sits at Woodgate on Lidsey Road, with the coast at Bognor Regis also a short drive away.
When is camping available at the Prince of Wales?
Traditionally April to September, though you should confirm the current year''s dates directly with the pub before planning your trip.

Things to do nearby

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

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