Arundel and South Downs Self Catering, Caravan and Camping Accommodation
www.sussexbythesea.com
Village Holidays at Walberton Castleview
Village Holidays, The William Booker Yard, The Street, Walberton,
16 Maltravers Street, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 9BU
Arundel, West Sussex BN18 0PF T: 01243 552696 / 551073
T: 01903 884713 M: 07767 301344
E: ar@villageholidays.com www.villageholidays.com
E: jeanniegapp@yahoo.co.uk www.castleview-arundel.co.uk
Between Arundel and Chichester. Tastefully updated three-storey
3 cottages in attractive village. Stylish accommodation (sleeps 5) in a
interiors equipped to a high standard.
beautiful Georgian townhouse, with a
• 2-4 bedrooms
secluded terraced garden in the heart
• Sleeping 2-8
of Arundel.
• Central heating
• Enclosed private gardens
Convenient for country walks,
• Off road parking
beaches, racecourses and Chichester.
• Play areas
Selected cottages feature:
Excellent choice of local pubs and
• Wood burning stove
restaurants.
• Ground fl oor en-suite
• Dogs welcome
Regret no pets.
Per cottage per week Proprietors: Jeannie Gapp
from £350-£975 Price: £700-£895 per week
Open all year
ADE6
AB4
Barn by the Willow
Amberley Farm Cottage
Bury, West Sussex RH20 1NT
T: 01798 831302
T: 01798 831736 M: 07922 126037
E: stellainamberley@yahoo.co.uk
E: arunway@hotmail.com www.barnbythewillow.co.uk
Secluded farm cottage hidden up a twitten
through neighbours’ gardens in the middle
Beautiful oak framed
of the village. Downland views. Near South
building next to fl ower
Downs Way. Sitting and dining rooms,
kitchen, two double bedrooms, bathroom,
nursery in beautfi ul Bury two patios, garden and village shop.
area, an area of outstanding
Pubs and restaurants nearby.
natural beauty.
Proprietors: John & Stella Kemp
Price: Per unit per week: £400-£600
Opening April 2009.
Open all year
DC9
Access to fi elds, woods,
river and Southdowns Way.
20 minutes from sea, 1 hr
Best of Brighton and Sussex Cottages
from Brighton, 90 minutes
4 Laureen’s Walk, Nevill Road, Rottingdean, East Sussex BN2 7HG
from London. Unlimited
T: 01273 308779 F: 01273 390211
E: enquiries@bestofbrighton.co.uk www.bestofbrighton.co.uk
cycling and walking. Short
breaks available.
Flats, houses, apartments and
Proprietors: Jan & Chris Briggs cottages in the Shoreham, Brighton,
Price: From £375-£600 per unit per
Opening Summer 2009. Lewes, Rottingdean, Seaford and
week. Sleeps 4-6 persons
Quality assessment will be Eastbourne areas.
applied for.
Call for further information.
Proprietors: Mr R Harris
ADC7
Price: From £250 - £1,950
per week
Eastmere Cottage Campsite at Ship &
Eastergate Lane, Eastergate, Arundel,
Anchor Marina
Nr Chichester, West Sussex PO20 3SJ
Brochure T: 00 44 (0)1243 544204
Ford, Nr. Arundel, West Sussex
E: bernardlane@hotmail.com
BN18 0BJ
www.eastmere.com
T: 01243 551262 F: 01243 555256
www.visitsussex.org
E: enquiries@shipandanchormarina.co.uk
Quiet family campsite beside River Arun
Self contained bungalow in a quiet lane
• Dogs allowed
between Arundel and Chichester, Downs
• Electric hook-ups (send £10 cheque to book)
and coast.
• 10 minutes walk from Ford Railway Station
• 1 double and 1 twin bedroom
• Seasonal caravan pitches (without electricity)
• Living room and well equipped kitchen
• 2 miles from Arundel; 3 miles from beaches
• Secure courtyard, parking
• Pub and shop on site
• Garden furniture Proprietors: Heywood & Bryett Ltd Ask if your accommodation provider is serving a delicious
• Electricity, linen inc, family friendly Price: Units priced at
per person per night
‘Sussex Breakfast’, made from quality ingredients
Resident proprietors:
Jean & Bernard Lane
sourced direct from local producers or farm shops.
Price per week: £240-£360
Open May - September
DE6 
www.thenetherfieldcentre.co.uk/sussex_bkfst
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