Nature and wildlife
Today’s increasingly digital world can sometimes make it feel like nature is way beyond our reach. Luckily, West Sussex is accessible, affordable and a fantastic all-round option for those looking to reconnect. What do you look for when choosing a family holiday or short break? Deserted campsites where phones are strictly forbidden but roaring campfires are encouraged? Stunning countryside scenery with uninterrupted views of ancient downland? The chance to see birds of prey up close and stargaze as darkness falls? All of this is well within your reach in West Sussex.
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Get back to nature
If you’re up for a family bike ride, don’t miss out on one of our car free routes such as the Downs Link, or a ride along the promenade with plenty of places to stop for an ice cream. Or perhaps you’d prefer one of the many water activities on offer for a fun way to entertain your children while keeping them healthy and active.
If you’re looking for peace, tranquillity and an abundance of outdoor activities that will help you reconnect not just with each other, but also with nature, isn’t it time you booked your trip to West Sussex? It’s much closer than you think.
Local guides
Get inspiration for your next trip with the help of our local guides. Discover top attractions, fun things to do and exciting new experiences. There is something for everyone in West Sussex.
Top wildlife encounters in West Sussex
Get back to nature with these great family days out
Enjoying some good old fashioned family fun at Fishers Farm Park
Ruth, Gideon, Louis and Olivia get close to nature
Birdwatching at RSPB Pagham Harbour
Ed and his family enjoy birdwatching at Pagham Harbour
Taking time out at a rural retreat
Charlotte escapes the fast paced city-life at Alexander House Hotel
