goodwood fos camping

goodwood fos camping

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Lov31l

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41 posts

92 months

Sunday 18th June 2017
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Hi all,

this year will be my second to the fos and after last year driving over an hour both ways each day i was quite simply zombified after the weekend :') so this year we decided to camp. i only have a few small questions the first is how close are the electric hook ups to the plots? what is the size of the camping plots? theres mention of a shop on site what does this sell food wise? final question is access easy as i'd consider popping to the local pub of a night for a meal but would need to get off/on the campsite? thanks any other tips anyone wants to give would be much appreciated

mike01606

531 posts

149 months

Tuesday 20th June 2017
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I've camped three years ago and will again this year.

Electric is close to the pitches but you'll probably need a 25m hook-up if you want to pick the best pitch available, rather than one close to a power bollard
The pitches are marked out and quite generous but I can't actually remember the shop. I think it was by the entrance.

The GW hotel was across the road and the Earl of March is fairly close but it must be rammed so I'm not sure how easy it would be to get a good pub meal close-by.
We stayed on the site and ate either in the event or at the camper. It all depends on the weather and the site had a really good atmosphere.

AlfaPapa

277 posts

160 months

Tuesday 20th June 2017
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We've eaten at the Goodwood Hotel in previous years (usually just one night), they cater for people visiting Goodwood - last year there were pizzas (in the outdoor pizza oven) and Burgers etc with a big salad buffet for a fixed price. It was really very relaxing sitting outside munching pizza, with a pint in the evening sunshine.

The shop on the electric campsite is fairly basic (IIRC), selling milk, eggs, bacon etc - like a corner shop. Again, I may have had more Pimms than is sensible, but I'm sure there was a fish and chip van which visited one evening as well.


NJK44

1,364 posts

96 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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Stupid question, but I've never actually been camping with electric.

I assume there's an electricity port for every pitch? Is it literally just a case of plugging in my 3 prong extension cable into the hook ups? And how much can I charge at one time at goodwood?

farghi

8 posts

142 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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Good evening all, I'm looking for camping near Fos but not in fos site, I stayed at a farm couple of years back but cannot find on map or in the deep recesses of my addled mind! Any help would me greatly appreciated.. In camper van so don't need facilities just somewhere to park and possible wash!/ wee!

bzh1p9

147 posts

174 months

Wednesday 28th June 2017
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Try the Anglesey arms Halnacker on the Boxgrove junction . Drove past this evening they have campers parked up . Ideal 20 minutes walk down the farm lane at you are at the East Gate to GW

Edited by bzh1p9 on Wednesday 28th June 21:01