Bognor Regis lies in the south coast of West Sussex and has been a seaside resort for over 200 years. It is believed that ‘Sanditon’ was based on Bognor Regis as the development of the resort is reflected in the novel. Bognor Regis has been a popular resort for decades with a long beach and pretty seafront, plus lots going on here. There are a few holiday parks in Bognor Regis and several touring parks and campsites in the area around Bognor Regis, typically in the countryside, one of the best choices of Sussex holiday parks in the county and you can see all caravan and lodge parks in Sussex here

Where Can You Explore From these Bognor Regis Caravan Parks?

Bognor Regis has a long shingle beach that stretches the entire length of the town with the beach to the east of the pier being the most popular. As the tide drops out, sand is exposed which makes for great fun for the kids. A traditional seaside town with beach huts along parts of the beach and a promenade that stretches for four miles. Around East Beach, there is loads going on with classic amusement arcades, shops selling buckets and spades and more and great places to eat.

There are several other beaches along the stretch, West Beach or Aldwick Beach is similar to East Beach in that it is shingle with sand at low tide, usually quieter of you want some peace and it has great access. Pagham Beach is pretty much the same, set in the village that is pretty and welcoming and generally pretty peaceful. There is lots to do around the seafront, crazy golf, the Promenade Train and shopping in the West End is great if you are looking for something unusual.

Why Visit these Lodge and Caravan Parks in Bognor Regis?

There are a small selection of holiday parks and Butlins of course in Bognor Regis and the surrounding area. There are large parks with entertainment, indoor and outdoor pools and activities all day and night. You can also find family owned caravan parks that offer a personal touch, campsites in the countryside and touring caravan parks around Bognor Regis with hook ups for touring caravans and motorhomes.

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Best For: Family seaside breaks, activity-filled stays, coastal exploring
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Indoor and outdoor pools, entertainment, near the beach

Church Farm Holiday Park is a large, family-friendly park near Bognor Regis, offering caravans and lodges in a coastal setting close to the beach. With indoor and outdoor pools, entertainment venues, sports facilities and children’s activities, it’s well suited to lively seaside holidays.

Its location provides easy access to the beach, Chichester Harbour, coastal paths and nearby attractions including West Wittering and the South Downs. The combination of strong on-site facilities and excellent coastal access makes Church Farm a popular all-ages choice.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for families wanting a feature-rich holiday park close to beaches and Sussex coastal attractions.

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Bognor Regis Holiday Parks – FAQs:

What can you actually do in Bognor Regis during a holiday?

Start on the seafront. Walk from Bognor Regis Pier along the promenade towards Felpham, stopping at the beach huts and cafés along the way. Hotham Park is one of the best inland spots, with gardens, a miniature railway and boating lake. For a classic seaside day, the stretch between the pier and Aldwick Beach is the busiest area.

Nearby, Butlin’s Bognor Regis is a major attraction with Splash Waterworld and entertainment if you are staying nearby or visiting for the day.

Where are the best beaches near Bognor Regis?

Bognor’s main beach runs along the town, but the better sections are towards Felpham Beach and Aldwick Beach, which are quieter and less crowded. For a proper sandy beach, head to West Wittering Beach around 25 minutes away. It has wide open sand, dunes and views across Chichester Harbour. East Head at the end of the spit is one of the best walking spots on the South Coast.

What are the best places to visit nearby from Bognor Regis?

Chichester is the main nearby town, around 15 minutes away, with Chichester Cathedral, independent shops and a strong food scene. Arundel is around 30 minutes away and is one of the best day trips, with Arundel Castle, the river walk and pubs along the High Street.

For coastal walks, head to Pagham Harbour Nature Reserve, just west of Bognor, which is one of the best places in Sussex for birdlife and quiet walking routes.

Where are the best pubs and places to eat in Bognor Regis?

On the seafront, the Regis Centre area and nearby cafés are the main casual options, but better places sit just outside the centre.

  • The Fox Inn in Felpham is one of the strongest local pubs.
  • The Lobster Pot in Felpham is well known for straightforward seafood and beachside views.
  • The Inglenook Hotel in Pagham is a historic pub with a strong food reputation.

For more choice, head into Chichester, where places around East Street and North Street offer a wider mix of restaurants.

Are there caravan parks and holiday parks close to the beach in Bognor Regis?

Yes. This is one of the strongest areas in Sussex for caravan parks, holiday parks and touring caravan parks. Sites are spread across Felpham, Aldwick and towards Pagham, many within walking distance of the beach or a short drive from it.

What outdoor things can you do around Bognor Regis?

Walk the coastal path from Bognor Regis to Pagham Harbour, which is flat and easy. The route out towards Felpham is one of the simplest seaside walks in Sussex.

For something different, head inland to the South Downs near Goodwood, where you can walk up to viewpoints above Chichester. The Goodwood Estate also hosts events including the Festival of Speed and Goodwood Revival.

Is Bognor Regis good for a traditional seaside holiday?

Yes. It is one of the most straightforward traditional seaside towns on the South Coast. You have a pier, promenade, easy beach access and a large number of holiday parks. It is less polished than places like Brighton but far more practical for families.

What do people typically do when staying in Bognor Regis?

A typical stay includes time on Felpham Beach, walks along the promenade and a day trip to West Wittering. Most visitors also spend time in Chichester for food and shopping and include a trip to Arundel Castle or Pagham Harbour. Evenings are usually centred around local pubs or park facilities.

Is Bognor Regis a good base for exploring West Sussex?

Yes. You can cover a lot within 30 minutes.

  • Chichester for city, food and cathedral
  • West Wittering for beaches
  • Arundel for history
  • Pagham Harbour for nature
  • Goodwood for events and walking

It is one of the most practical bases on the Sussex coast.

Is Bognor Regis suitable for touring caravans and motorhomes?

Yes. Access via the A27 and A259 is straightforward. Touring caravan parks are located around the town and along the coast, particularly towards Pagham and Felpham, where access is easier than tighter inland roads.

How does Bognor Regis compare to other Sussex coastal towns?

It is more focused on holiday parks and traditional seaside stays than places like Brighton or Rye. It has fewer independent attractions, but it makes up for it with access, space and a high number of accommodation options close to the beach.