Honeybridge Park
West Sussex
Four-star touring park bordered by ancient woodland near Dial Post, around fourteen miles from Arundel
About Honeybridge Park
Honeybridge Park is a fifteen-acre touring and camping park at Dial Post, near Horsham, on the northern edge of the South Downs and around fourteen miles from Arundel by road. Rated a Four Star Touring Park by the English Tourist Board, the site takes tents, touring caravans and motorhomes across 150 pitches, more than a third of them on hardstanding bases suited to all-weather use, set within landscaped grounds bordered by ancient woodland.
Electric hook-up is provided on hardstanding pitches, some with water in and out as well as power, and the park's facilities run to heated shower rooms, family bathrooms, disabled facilities and a laundry room, along with an on-site shop and cafe for essentials and breakfast. Dogs are welcome free of charge across the park, provided they are kept on a lead and exercised away from the pitches themselves, and caravan storage is available for regular visitors to the area. Pricing runs on a low, mid and high season basis for adults, with children charged at a lower flat rate and under-fives free.
While further from Arundel than the area's riverside and downland sites, Honeybridge Park's position near Horsham, Worthing and Steyning makes it a workable base for a wider tour of West Sussex, taking in Arundel's castle and cathedral alongside the towns and villages along the northern edge of the South Downs.