Sarah & Clive are amazing hosts backed up by a small team of people with currently over 60 managed properties in our portfolio, CS Holiday Lets. We have been managing holiday properties and delivering self-catering holidays since 2015. We are always just phone call away and Sarah loves to chat, look us up. We have an online booking system that manages all our bookings, you’ll be sent an email with information and access details. This has all the information you will need for you stay like the gate & property key codes, information to buy entertainment passes should you want them etc.

Lovely family three bedroom six berth caravan, open plan living area, comfy seating with a separate dining area. It has a good kitchen with everything needed for your stay. All the bedrooms have fitted wardrobes. Shower room, wash basin & toilet and the caravan has a second toilet. To keep you entertained in the caravan there is a TV. For your arrival, we include beds made up, complementary tea and coffee and some essentials to make your initial arrival as easy as possible. We can supply other items on request: Towel pack – small charge Cot High Chair Special occasion arrival pack – please ask for more details Passes are required to access some of Haven Church Farm facilities, these are purchased on arrival at the office.

Pagham is a shingle beach, adjacent to the village of the same name, located just to the west of Bognor Regis. This stretch of the coastline is reputed to be one of the sunniest places in the United Kingdom. At the far west end of the beach lies the entrance to Pagham harbour, a wildlife area managed by several agencies, including RSPB. The wetlands and main lagoon of the reserve are good for bird-watching. Church Farm Holiday Park is located next to the lagoon. The area is a site of Special Scientific Interest. Pagham beach has further areas of historic interest. Less than a mile off the beach, the remains of a World War II Mulberry Harbour platform can be seen, and there are many beachfront properties adapted from old railway carriages, brought to Pagham in the early 20th century.