Log Cabins & Lodges in Chichester

Take a trip to this peaceful South East England destination where you can escape the hustle and bustle of big city life and reconnect with nature! In Chichester you have easy access to the beauty of the South Downs National Park as well as stunning beaches such as Little Hampton´s East Beach where 1.6 km of white sand awaits you, or serene Climping beach just 20 minutes south east! With so much to see and do this is a perfect destination for families!

These log cabins & lodges are conveniently dotted about in and around Chichester. An extensive selection of accommodation options feature fully equipped, spacious, interiors with comfortable, tasteful decor and superb access to the beautiful rolling chalk downlands and ancient woodland heaths of the South Downs. Many of the log cabin & lodge properties on offer feature a garden for relaxing and several properties are just a stone's throw from the town centre. Find your perfect getaway for 2, 4, 6, 8, or a dozen or more guests!

One of the best ways to enjoy the rolling hills, breathtaking sea views and beautiful woodlands of the South Downs is by bike. You can cycle the famous South Downs Way from Winchester to Easbourne or pick from one of the myriad of fabulous routes that criss cross the National Park. Lovers of hiking will be in heaven with so many lovely routes to choose from! One of the most beautiful walks in the area is the 10km Meon Valley Walk where you can see the gorgeous thatch cottage village of East Meon and the sparkling crystal clear spring at the source of the River Meon!

Chichester offers you a multitude of options for enjoying time in or on the water! Why not spend a few hours paddleboarding or canoeing along the placid waters of Chichester´s Historic Basin Canal? If you are an adrenaline junkie you will find a mecca for kitesurfing at beautiful Lancing Beach. Try a catamaran cruise to explore Chichester harbour or board a vintage oyster boat tour! You will find a haven for boating at Chichester harbour with more than 12500 craft regularly using the harbour to dock. There are plenty of boat hire options for exploring the stunning Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Fancy having a look at one of the best collections of 20th century British art in the world? Spend a fascinating morning or afternoon at this fabulous gallery located in a listed Queen Anne Townhouse dating back to 1712. The gallery is home to an ambitious variety of stunning, contemporary exhibitions and there is an excellent coffee shop on site.

Just a half hour north east of Chichester you will find the splendid National Trust Petworth House and Park. Stroll about the 700 acre landscaped park, see the largest herd of fallow deer in England and spend time admiring a collection of the finest art treasures in the care of The National Trust in all of Britain! Inside, explore the stately mansion that was inspired by the lavish Baroque Palaces of Europe dating back to 1688!

Head over to this wonderful 40 acre open air museum with over 50 historic buildings that date from 950 AD to the 19th century! This gorgeous heritage site is just 14 minutes north of Chichester and is guaranteed fun for the whole family. Travel back in time over 1000 years as you stroll about and see British homes, farmsteads and rural industry of the last 10 centuries come to life in a beautiful setting replete with farm animals, lovely walks and a mill pond!

The Isle of Wight is easily accessible via a short drive to Lymington. From there you hop on the car ferry to Yarmouth for a perfect day trip exploring the lovely beaches, gorgeous seafront promenades and breathtaking nature of this 390 square kilometre island. The needles are considered one of the seven wonders of Britain! These three, distinctive stacks of chalk rise about 30 metres out of the sea on the western side of The Isle of Wight Southwest of Alum Bay. The best way to appreciate this incredible sight is to either book a relaxing cruise or a fast paced speedboat trip to get up close to this incredible rock formation.

Head just 20 minutes west of Chichester via the land bridge for an island adventure on Hayling Island. This lovely seaside resort island offers exhilarating roller coaster rides at Funland amusement park and you can hop on board the East Hayling Light Railway to enjoy a charming 10 minute train ride along the seafront. West Beach is a shingle beach with perfect swimming conditions. Be sure to visit the Inn on the Beach pub for delicious fish and chips!

Step back in time to 43 AD and imagine the opulence that would have surrounded you at this extravagant Roman villa archaeological site just 10 minutes west of Chichester that was once a hub for Roman diplomatic events and feasting! Admire exquisite ancient mosaics, marvel at the incredible Roman artefacts in the museum and enjoy a bite at the lovely on site cafe.

Discover England´s idyllic countryside scenery along the South Downs Way that offers you the tranquil beauty of gorgeous, heritage villages and gently rolling hills. In Chichester you are perfectly situated to hike all or part of this magnificent 160 km long distance trail that runs from Winchester to Eastbourne via the Chichester district. This trail offers easy walking conditions through sublimely beautiful countryside along a ridge in the South Downs National Park.