- Sleeps 4
- Hot Tub
These contemporary style chalets offer a perfect stay at Medmerry Park. They have a double and twin bedroom, both equipped with a Smart TV. The kitchen is fully equipped, complete with microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher.
Medmerry Park is a collection of brand new and recently refurbished chalets set beautifully in the heart of a conservation area and adjacent to one of Europe’s largest nature reserves.
This location has direct beach access to Bracklesham Bay for the most incredible sunrises and sunsets, and provides a wonderful environment for families and couples alike!
Whether you are discovering the stunning West Sussex coastline and the spectacular Witterings, or exploring the South Downs countryside, its all right here on our doorstep...
These contemporary style chalets offer a perfect stay at Medmerry Park. They have a double and twin bedroom, both equipped with a Smart TV. The kitchen is fully equipped, complete with microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher.
15 reviews from guests who stayed at Medmerry Park
"We booked this place for a dog walking getaway and it was just what we needed. Lovely quality accommodation, plenty of nearby pubs and eateries and endless fields for off-road walks. The dog loved it - didnt want to leave!"
"We loved this cosy little cottage! Its tucked away enough for peace but still near local shops and amenities. The hot tub was fantastic and the underfloor heating in the bathroom made it extra comfy. Rob, Sharon and Bonnie made us feel really welcome. Cant wait to return soon!"
"We had a lovely stay at this charming cottage. The owners were super friendly and really helpful from start to finish, which made all the difference. The place itself is spotlessly clean, warm and feels cosy with a great kitchen and comfy bed. Parking right beside the cottage was a real bonus. We enjoyed walking through the fields to Thaxted, admiring the half-timbered houses and windmill. Definitely a place wed return to!"
"We had such a lovely time here. Sharon and Robert really go out of their way to make sure everythings perfect. Its peaceful and cosy - well definitely be back for another visit soon!"
"Our Medmerry Park review: We stayed at this place recently and honestly, its really well kitted out and super cosy, perfect for those cold, rainy days. The bath was fantastic and the shower was spacious-just what we needed. The house is situated on a quiet spot, so no worries about the noise from planes or fireworks, which was a relief for our dog. Would definitely recommend, thanks so much!"
"We had a fantastic time at Medmerry! The staff were genuinely friendly and always happy to help, which made us feel really welcome. The dog-friendly facilities, like the agility area, fields and the beach, were perfect for our pup. The dog wash was such a clever idea too. The accommodation was spotless, modern and well-equipped. Weve already booked again-cant wait to come back!"
"Really enjoyed the calm vibe and the jacuzzi was a treat!"
"We stayed here for my sisters birthday and honestly, it was a pretty great experience. The chalet was super clean and had a nice layout, though we did find the second bedroom lacked enough storage space. Also, a few cooking utensils were missing, but Im sure if wed asked at reception, theyd have sorted it quickly. The bar and restaurant were really lovely, with tasty food and drinks at good prices. The whole site was spotless and well maintained. Everyone we met was friendly, especially the staff and the dog-friendly vibe. The hot tub guy was really nice, checking the tub daily. We had a brilliant time and cant wait to come back!"
"Nice little place"
"We found the stay quite reasonable for the season we visited. The dog-friendly amenities really tipped the scales for us when choosing this spot. We've been before and definitely plan to return again soon!"
"We loved this cosy cottage! The hot tub and log burner made it extra special. Hosts were lovely, so peaceful. Can't wait to come back!"
"Really enjoyed our stay, the place had everything needed."
"Really enjoyed the vibe here, especially wandering the fields with the dogs-such a lovely spot!"
"We had a fantastic stay! The cottage was spotless, had all the essentials plus some lovely touches. Definitely recommend for a relaxing getaway!"
"We had a fantastic weekend here, perfect for a peaceful anniversary escape. Would definitely recommend!"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Medmerry Park, with real driving times.
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A famous seaside holiday camp at the east end of Bognor Regis promenade, with a story going back to 1960.
Butlins Bognor Regis is a seaside holiday resort on the West Sussex coast, at the east end of the promenade in Bognor Regis. Billy Butlin opened the camp in 1960, moving in the amusement park and zoo he had already run in the town.
Sat nav: PO19 3QR
The largest Roman home in Britain, with the UK's biggest collection of mosaics still in their original place.
Fishbourne Roman Palace sits about 1½ miles west of Chichester. Built around AD 75, it is the largest known Roman residential palace north of the Alps, and its footprint was bigger than Buckingham Palace's. Much of it has been excavated and preserved, with an on-site museum alongside.
Tip: Head for the north wing first to see the Dolphin mosaic, and check the official website for current opening times, tours, café and dog rules before you go.
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Step aboard Nelson's flagship from the Battle of Trafalgar and see how Georgian sailors lived at sea.
HMS Victory is the 104-gun wooden warship that served as Admiral Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. She now sits in dry dock at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, where you can step aboard and explore the decks where sailors ate, slept, worked and fought.
Tip: Tickets can be bought online through the Royal Navy Museums website, so it's worth sorting them before you set off.
Sat nav: PO19 1QA
A Norman and Gothic cathedral with a medieval spire, a free-standing bell tower and modern art.
Chichester Cathedral sits in the centre of the old Roman city of Chichester, beneath the South Downs. Founded as a cathedral in 1075, it has fine Norman and Gothic architecture. Two features are unique among England's medieval cathedrals: a free-standing bell tower and double aisles. Its spire is the third tallest in England.
Tip: Book ahead for a Spire Visit, a guided tour of about 45 minutes that includes climbing winding staircases.
Sat nav: PO11 0AG
A funfair-style amusement park on Hayling Island with rides, an arcade and a pirate-themed golf course.
Funland is an amusement park on Hayling Island, near Portsmouth. It is a funfair-styled park, with rides mostly sourced from independent funfair operators and other amusement parks. The rides include roller coasters, a ghost train, a log flume and a range of flat rides, plus attractions for younger children.
Tip: No pre-booking is required, but opening times vary through the year, so check the calendar on the Funland website before you go.
Sat nav: PO18 0PH
A historic racing circuit on the Goodwood estate, with vintage-dress Revival racing and driving experiences.
Goodwood Motor Circuit is a historic motorsport venue on the Goodwood estate near Chichester, in West Sussex. The 2.367-mile track completely encircles Chichester/Goodwood Airport, and it began life as the perimeter track of RAF Westhampnett, a Second World War airfield.
Tip: Check the Motor Circuit Diary on the Goodwood website before you go to see what is running.
Sat nav: BN17 5LL
A family amusement park right on Littlehampton beach, with outdoor rides, indoor soft play and a pirate escape room.
Harbour Park is a children's amusement park on the beach at Littlehampton, next to the working harbour and marina. It has been a family fixture since 1932 and is aimed mainly at primary school children. Outdoor rides run seasonally, and there are also arcades and an indoor soft play area, so it works whatever the weather.
Tip: Rides only open on certain dates and times, so check the opening times calendar on the Harbour Park website before you go.
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A Grade I listed Jacobean-core country house, home to the Dukes of Richmond since 1697.
Goodwood House is a Grade I listed country house on the Goodwood estate, near Chichester in West Sussex. It is built around a Jacobean house dating to 1617, with wings added in the eighteenth century, and has been the main seat of the Dukes of Richmond since 1697.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.