Holdens Caravan Park.

King Charles III England Coast Path: South Hayling to East Head: Inland Route to Itchenor Ferry

Follows the England Coast Path inland through quiet farmland and woodland around Chichester Harbour, offering flat to gently undulating terrain perfect for families and accessible for sturdy buggies on well-maintained paths. Dogs welcome on leads where livestock graze. The route delivers excellent birdwatching opportunities across the harbour's wetlands and ends at picturesque Itchenor village with its historic ferry crossing—a peaceful alternative to exposed coastal sections with genuine countr

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

Skirts inland around Chichester Harbour when the Itchenor Ferry isn't running, adding extra distance through quiet lanes and field paths. Mostly flat with firm surfaces, making it manageable for older children, though the extended route isn't ideal for buggies due to stiles and narrow sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and wading birds. Offers peaceful harbour views and glimpses of sailboats, though less dramatic than the main coastal route—worth it as a practical alternative when th

East Head and Ellanore Circular Walk, Sussex East

Meanders through National Trust coastal dunes and quiet woodland paths on mostly flat terrain, with a few gentle sandy inclines near East Head's iconic spit. Perfect for families with confident walkers (5+), but sandy sections make buggies tricky. Dogs welcome year-round, though stick to marked paths to protect nesting birds March-August. The payoff: sweeping views across Chichester Harbour, miles of beach for paddling, and a real sense of wild coastline just minutes from West Wittering's bustle

King Charles III England Coast Path: South Hayling to East Head

The Selsey Tram Way