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Navigator Too B&B
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Navigator Too B&B

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50.780°N, 0.687°W
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The smell of toast and strong coffee drifts through a Cumbrian guesthouse that knows what walkers need after a night under canvas or a long day on the fells.

Navigator Too offers both proper beds in the main house and camping pods for those who want a roof but aren't quite ready to leave the outdoors behind. It's a flexible setup for couples testing out camping before committing, families hedging their bets on Lake District weather, or solo hikers wanting a base that works whatever the forecast. Dog owners should ask ahead — policies can vary depending on whether you're podding or taking a room. The year-round opening means you can hunker down here in January just as easily as July.

Facilities aren't listed in detail, so it's worth checking what's included with your pitch or room when you book. Campfires are a "check on arrival" situation — probably depends on conditions and where you're staying. The vibe feels practical rather than fancy, the sort of place that's more bothered about clean sheets and a decent breakfast than boutique extras.

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King Charles III England Coast Path: East Head to Shoreham

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Follows the Sussex coastline over mixed terrain – flat seaside promenades, gentle coastal paths, and occasional steep steps or clifftop sections. Suitable for older children with stamina, but not buggy-friendly due to steps, stiles, and uneven surfaces in places. Dogs welcome on leads through nature reserves and beaches (check seasonal restrictions). Delivers sweeping sea views, historic harbours, Saxon churches, and diverse wildlife including wading birds at harbours and reserves. Classic Engli

Hiking routeNational trail
7.64 km from campsite

The Selsey Tram Way

Follows the bed of a disused coastal tramway across flat, open farmland and wetland between Chichester and Selsey. Perfectly suitable for buggies and families with toddlers, though surfaces can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing areas. Worth doing for birdwatching opportunities, maritime history, and easy coastal access—a gentle introduction to the Manhood Peninsula's wildlife-rich landscape without any challenging inclines.

Hiking routeLocal network
6.86 km from campsite
Operator: Manhood Wildlife & Heritage Group

King Charles III England Coast Path: South Hayling to East Head: Avoidance of Itchenor Ferry

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Hiking routeNational trail
11.33 km from campsite

Slindon medieval park pale and village walk, Slindon Estate

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Loops gently through ancient woodland and open farmland with minimal elevation gain – suitable for families and most buggies on firm paths. Dogs welcome on leads through this National Trust estate. Discover remnants of a medieval deer park boundary and glimpse traditional flint cottages in one of Sussex's prettiest villages, with sweeping South Downs views rewarding a brief climb near the finish.

Walking routeLocal network
9.9 km from campsite
Route length: 2.8 km
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Centurion Way

Follows a flat, traffic-free former railway line between Chichester and West Dean, perfect for families, buggies, and dogs. The smooth surface and gentle gradient make it accessible for all abilities, including wheelchair users and cyclists. Enjoy peaceful countryside views through meadows and woodland, with benches positioned along the route. Ideal for a leisurely stroll or bike ride without navigating roads or stiles.

Hiking routeLocal network
12.55 km from campsite
Operator: West Sussex County Council
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