Northbrook Farm CMC Site, Titnore Way, Worthing, BN13 3RT, Tel 01903
502962
To Find Site:- From A27/A280 junction exit onto Titnore Lane, signed for
Worthing. In about a mile turn left into Titnore Way and site is on the
left in just over 100 metres.
Northbrook Farm is set in a semi urban environment to the north of
Worthing at West Durrington. Despite its closeness to the outskirts of
Worthing we found it quite a peaceful. The site is open from March until
late October and non-members are welcome, although extra fees apply. The
site is what the Club refer to as a non-facility site which means it has
no toilet block and guests need to use their onboard facilities. The
site is quite large, covering just over twelve acres which gives it a
spacious feel with lots of mature trees. In total there are 85 pitches,
although only 65 of these are touring pitches the rest being grass
seasonal. 43 pitches are on hardstandings, some with awning and some
without. The remaining pitches are on grass. Electric bollards are
convenient to all pitches and are rated at 16 amps and use CEE 17 blue
connectors. The bollards also have a co-ax connection for the TV booster
system as otherwise TV reception is poor on site. There are five service
points dotted around the site. There is a rudimentary motorhome waste
point which does require the lifting of a metal drain cover to have
access the waste drain. WiFi is available but only as a Hotspot near the
information point. There seemed a reasonable 4G signal on both EE and 02
for those wanting to use their own data. There is no children’s
playground although they do
have a good kick about area to one side of the site. The site has a
small storage compound. Reception sells a few essentials.
The nearest seafront is at Goring on Sea which is about a two mile walk
from the site. There is a regular bus service to Worthing about a
five-minute walk from the site. For shopping there is a large Tesco
Extra about a three-quarter mile walk from the site, details of the
walking route at reception. A nice walk is to Highdown Gardens, it is
just under a mile from the site, the final half of the walk is uphill.
There is no entry charge. Next door is a Restaurant and Tea Shop.
Worthing has quite a vibrant shopping centre right by the sea. The
“Pulse” bus drops you right in the centre near the Pier.
