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West Sussex » Selsey, Chichester

Seal Bay

  • 7.6 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Hot Tub

About Seal Bay

Enjoying a beachfront setting on a golden, mile long stretch of beautiful Sussex coastline, this prize winning park unites glorious coastal views with a host of excellent amenities. Perfect for a fun filled family beach holiday to remember on the sunny Selsey Peninsula with access to Medmerry nature reserve.

There is something for everyone at Seal Bay, from building sandcastles to all the fabulous facilities on hand in the Oasis Leisure Complex. By night, sit back and enjoy the sparkling choice of entertainment that boasts big-name performers and children’s favourites alike.

Need to Know

Accommodation features
  • A choice of two and three bedroom contemporary caravans perfect for the whole family
  • Flat screen TV
  • Wi-Fi (charges apply)
  • Kitchen including microwave
  • Shower
  • Bed linen and duvets
  • Additional sleeping for two children in the lounge area
  • Double glazed and centrally heated
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Babies must be included in party total
  • Travel cots and highchairs £10 each per week or short break
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • Pets £15 per pet per night (max 2) (in specific accommodation only)
  • Pet friendly – Clean up bins and dog walking areas
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • * †
  • Under 10s must be accompanied by an adult in the Leisure complex. The Entertainment and Activity offering changes throughout the year depending upon season. All other facilities available weekends and main school holidays (outside of these periods the opening times may vary) . *
  • Charges apply.

Seal Bay Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£359
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£267
Highest Price
£3,390
Most Expensive Time
October
Cheapest Time
December
Avg Price Per Night
£229
Avg Price Per Week
£1,601
Lowest Price Accommodation
Ballyhandy 4
Most Expensive Accommodation
Summer Dawn 4

Lodges Near Seal Bay

Seal Bay Reviews

7.6Visitor Rating out of 5

33 reviews from guests who stayed at Seal Bay

Vicky
Sep 2025

"The silver caravan was good, although it could have been cleaner. The amenities in the kitchen were limited no baking tray to use the oven,no kitchen tongs, no cheese grater only one style of glass so not idea for a whisky or a short The shower was ok in terms of power, but useless in terms of the shower head being in the holder, it didnt fit properly and so you couldnt stand under it and had to hold it to shower!I also think paying for the internet is a bit harsh. We didnt bother for our stay as we heard it was intermittent and at £6 a day it was an extra expense we couldnt afford"

Jane
Jun 2025

"Caravan spotless, a real home from home. Lots of cooking saucepans, casserole bowls roasting tins , utensil. Fab big fridge freezer, welcome package with tea towel, cleaner,sponge very much appreciated. Cooker lovely everything you need. Added bonus of having a washer/dryer so not dirty clothes to take home.Two bathrooms again a lovely bonus. Large walk in wardrobe in the main bedroom. The main bedroom very very spaciousAll fantastic including the wrap round veranda"

Harriet
Dec 2024

"Wow, what a spot! We visited in August 2021 for a week and honestly, theres so much going on that we didnt even get around to doing everything. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this place is packed with activities. We stayed in one of the West Sands caravans, which was pretty standard but comfy enough for what we needed. The thing is, its missing an iron - a bit of a pain when youre trying to stay tidy! The location is spot on, just a couple of minutes walk to the pebble beach, which is lovely and the on-site fairground shop and bars are all in one spot, making it easy to grab a snack or a drink.The complex is lively with plenty for kids to do. Theres a great arcade, crazy golf and a water feature that shoots jets out of the floor in front of the restaurant - fun even if its a bit quirky. The upstairs restaurant was a real highlight on our trip; the food was lovely and the staff really friendly. The other eateries seemed more like fast food joints but still decent enough for quick bites.Check-in was a bit of a nightmare at first - the queue was massive, which was a bit daunting. Luckily, some friendly staff came out to take our details if youve booked directly, so we didnt have to wait too long. That said, the queuing experience could have been smoother. The indoor pool is popular - always a queue, even early in the morning - but only about 15 minutes wait, which isnt too bad. Kids loved it once inside, especially during the special adult-only swim times from 7 to 10am.The outdoor pool is at the sister site, White Horse, which is a bit of a trek but worth it if the weathers good. Sometimes it takes a while to find a lounger, but never more than a few minutes. They also hire out private lidos for £40, which includes your own loungers and a fridge with cold drinks - perfect for a hot day. As parents, we appreciated that the arcade is smaller but just right for us; its not overwhelming and theres plenty for the little ones.We also tried the bowling alley - paid about £25 for a slot in the evening, which was great fun for all five of us. Theres a pottery station you can book via the app, along with a shop, restaurant and upstairs entertainment area. Sadly, their evening entertainment only runs on weekends, which was a bit disappointing, but we did manage to catch bingo every night at 7.30 - tickets go on sale at 6.30, so its best to get there early.Now, the entertainment at West Sands was a bit of a mixed bag. Its a busy spot and getting a seat is a challenge, especially if you want to see the acts properly. I really think the larger venue at White Horse should be used for entertainment more often, because its bigger and more comfortable. We finally got a good view on our last night and the shows were quite good - musicals, singing, dancing, game shows - you name it. One night, we spotted staff carrying boxes with flashing headphones and we went outside to see what was happening. Turns out, they had a silent disco on the little grass area - honestly, it was one of the best nights! Everyone had headphones and the big screen was on, creating a fun, unique vibe. That wasnt advertised anywhere, so we felt lucky to stumble upon it.The entertainment at West Sands can get pretty kid-focused and the queues for drinks are a bit ridiculous. Theres also a random bag search before entering the main entertainment area - so if youre thinking of sneaking in a drink, be cautious. We didnt try, but we saw others having their bags searched and drinks taken away.Getting around the site is easy with the free bus, which is handy. The fairground, though, was a bit of a letdown - quite pricey and not really suitable if you have smaller kids. Weve got a 5, 6and 9-year-old and only the 9-year-old could go on most rides alone. Everything else required an adult and it was £3 per ride. The unlimited band costs £15, which sounds reasonable, but then you end up paying extra to accompany the kids on rides - so its actually quite expensive. We spent around £20 just to be able to go on a few rides with them. Maybe getting an adult band as well would make it a bit better value.All in all, we loved our stay here and are already talking about booking again next year with a bigger group. Were about an hour from Portsmouth and nearby places, though we didnt explore much close by. Theres a nice sandy beach called West Withering about 20 minutes drive away - supposedly a lovely spot to visit if you want to get out and about.So, if youre after a lively holiday with plenty to do for everyone, this place is definitely worth considering. Just a heads-up about the fairground prices if you have small kids, but aside from that, its a cracking spot - we had a fantastic time!"

Emma
Dec 2024

"Decided to go for the silver upgrade for extra room, which was definitely worth it. The duvet was a bit small for the bed, but luckily, we could borrow one from another room. Not bad at all!"

Nicola
Dec 2024

"Our Seal Bay review: Was worth upgrading to silver just for a bit more space. Duvet wasn't big enough to cover the bed so luckily we could use one from the other bedroom we didn't use."

James
Nov 2024

"The caravan is pretty basic but in decent shape. Not much space - we expected that. It did smell a bit of cigarettes, so we grabbed a diffuser to freshen it up."

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Attractions Near Seal Bay

Here are some of the activities and experiences you can enjoy on your visit to Seal Bay. If you discover a worthy inclusion to this list on your hot tub break, please let us know and we'll add it so that other visitors can enjoy it too.

about 12 MilesBN17 5LH
Harbour Park
Harbour Park in West Sussex is an excellent choice for a family day trip whether you live close by or are on holiday in the region. The park is suitable in all weathers with outdoor attractions including a Roller Coaster, a panning for gold area, water chute and adventure golf. Indoors visitors can enjoy a soft play area and amusement arcade as well as a cafe.
about 12 MilesNE30 4JF
Blue Reef Aquarium
Blue Reef Aquarium is an award winning attraction which takes visitors on an under water journey through the British Isles, the Mediterranean to a stunning Coral Reef. The centre has over 40 different displays with everything from Sharks to Stingrays there to see. A walk through the amazing underwater tunnel is the real highlight with hundreds of colourful fish to spot. Another favourite attraction is the adorable family of Otters who have a fantastic outdoor enclosure with breathtaking sea views. A recent addition to the site is the Blue Reef Beach Club & Splash Play - A wet play zone for children which is a big hit in the summer.
about 14 Miles
Arundel Wetlands Centre
Arundel Wetlands Centre in West Sussex offers families the chance to enjoy a fun packed and educational day out while also getting close to nature. This centre is home to many species of wildfowl and different species can be seen at different times of the year as they migrate to and from their breeding grounds. The centre also has many year round residents some of whom are quite tame and can be fed by hand. During school holidays and at weekends in the summer, the centre holds activity days where children can enjoy educational talks, pond dipping and crafting sessions. Free boat trips are also on offer.
about 14 MilesPO33 1ND
Appley Park
Appley Park is a great place for families with young children to spend the day and is especially popular during the summer months. Within the park is a playground with pirate ship, a selection of slides and swings and a pathway leading down to a lovely sandy beach. The nearby seafront also has many attractions including a paddling pool and a 9 hole Pitch and Putt course as well as a water play area.
about 15 MilesPO36 0LT
The Isle of Wight Zoo
The Isle of Wight Zoo a firm favourite with holiday makers on The Isle Of Wight. The Zoo aims to offer visitors a fun and educational experience with a more hands on approach than many other zoos. The onsite educational team are always on hand to help visitors get as much from their visit as possible. Playful Monkeys, adorable Lemurs and White Tigers are just some of the animal which can be seen. Younger children will also love the Zoolittle Farm area where they can meet some of the zoos more affectionate residents and even get to hold them.  At only £26.00 for a family of 4 the Zoo is excellent value for money too.
about 19 MilesPO30 2NU
Robin Hill Country Adventure Park
This is an award winning attraction on the isle of wight with so much to see and do.  From thrilling rides for the whole family to challenging play for younger kids they have thought of everything.  One of the highlights is the Falconry where you can see some of the most breathtaking displays in the UK.  You can also get a taste of nature and history here from red squirrels to romans.  The great value freedon tickets are well worth the money allowing you to return to the park as often as you like for 7 days.
about 19 MilesGU28 9LR
Petworth House and Park
This National Trust Property is based in Petworth, West Sussex and makes a fantastic day out especially on warm summer days.  The impressive 17th Century mansion is at the heart of the attraction and there is 700 acres of parkland to explore.  Highlights of this attraction apart from the stunning grounds and mansion are the National Trust's largest painting and sculpture collection and year round horticultural interest in the Pleasure Ground.
about 19 MilesPO30 2NU
Robin Hill Adventure Park and Gardens
Robin Hill Adventure Park and Gardens is an award willing attraction offering an amazing experience which includes thrilling rides, exciting shows and animal experiences. The park also offers excellent value as one ticked gets visitors in to 2 parks and you can come back as many times as you wish within 7 days. Rides include the family friendly Toboggan Run and Colossus Swinging Galleon but one of the parks most popular attractions is the Falconry where visitors can enjoy some of the finest flying displays in the UK. The park also has a fantastic nature area where Red squirrel safaris are just one of the attractions.
about 24 MilesPO31 8PE
Play & Farm Park
Described as the Isle of Wight's multi activity and play Farm park this attraction will really appeal to families looking for a fun day out.  Recently improvements have been made to enlarge the straw fun play barn and this is now the biggest indoor play space on the island.  This farm is now split into separate attractions, the play barns and petting farm which include rides on tractors and trailors and the tractor driving experience. Open all year this place is also excellent value for money.
about 25 MilesSO31 5GA
Royal Victoria Country Park
Royal Victoria Country Park is highly recommended for a day out in the summer and has lots of things for children to do. There are woodland trails to explore with free maps and guides available. There are also several play areas, one for older children, one for the little ones and one for disabled children so no one is left out of the fun. Within the grounds there is also a heritage site, a tea room and a formal garden.
about 27 Miles
Go Ape
Go Ape in Hampshire offers a unique opportunity for energetic adults and children over 10 to let off steam. The fun packed tree top adventure involves swinging through trees, climbing cargo nets, descending down zip wires and trekking through the canopies. Only for those with a good head for heights!  The longest Zip wire is a staggering 165m providing adrenaline boosting fun! The site also has a picnic area and kids playground.
about 31 MilesPO41 0RR
Fort Victoria
Fort Victoria is many attractions in one convenient location. What once was a historically important fort is now home to a Marine Aquarium, a Model Railway, a Sea Bed Archaeology Exhibition and a Planetarium. The Country Park also offers delightful woodland walks. Countryside Rangers are on hand to give guided walks of the seashore and the woodland. Admission to the park is free of charge but each of the attractions incur a small charge.
about 34 MilesRH12 4SE
Holmbush Farm World
Holmbush Farm World is a good choice for animal lovers and is particularly popular with families with younger children. The farm has lots of friendly animals to meet including Lambs, Pigs, Sheep and Goats. Fun family activities include Tractor Rides, Goat Racing and Cow Milking. The site also has plenty of open space for children to run around, picnic areas and an indoor Play Barn as well as a Tree House.
about 35 MilesSO51 6AL
Paultons Family Theme Park
This is a really fun and memorable attraction which is suitable for day trips or short breaks.  You can buy your tickets online which will help you beat the queues especially in school holidays as well as save money.  With a whole host of attractions and thrilling rides there might not be enough time in the day!  Exciting rides include the Edge and The Cobra.  More family friendly rides for younger children include the Magic Carpet Ride and the Flying Frog.  We are sure the whole family will have fun at Paultons so check out their website for the latest opening times and admission costs.
about 35 MilesS21 5RH
Spring Bank Park Farm
This lovely farm is located in South Downs National Park - a stunning setting for a family fun day out in Sussex. The farm shop has recently opened and is a real delight to visit.  Of course the main attractions are the farm animals which include goats, shetland ponies and chipmunks.  The regular meet the animal sessions are very popular too.  Look out for special events throughout the year including Easter Fun, Halloween and Christmas activities.