Normans Bay Camping and Caravanning Club Site

The lovely sand of Pevensey appears at low tide just outside the Club Site at Norman’s Bay. The Pevensey Levels are known for nature conservation and agriculture. The beauty of the South Downs is to the south west. Norman’s Bay Follow William the Conqueror to England’s south coast. The site is next to its own privately-owned beach, fishing is available from here. Well-stocked shop on site. A fully functional disabled facilty for wheelchair users, including level access shower and equipment.

Pevensey Castle is one of Britain’s oldest and most important strongholds. Its fortifications date back to Roman times. Eastbourne is five miles to the south. Beachy Head is Britain’s highest chalk cliff. The Countryside Centre has interactive displays about its wildlife and history. Drusillas Park has over 130 animal species. It includes a walk-through bat enclosure, a Penguin Bay and a meerkat dome. Beachy Head is Britain’s highest chalk cliff. The Countryside Centre has interactive displays about its wildlife and history.

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