Campsites in Channel Islands
Tucked into the Gulf of Saint Malo, the Channel Islands are closer to France than England. Victor Hugo, a resident for almost two decades, described the islands as 'morsels of France fallen into the sea and gathered up by England.' The cuisine has a wonderful French flair, with a predominance of local fish and seafood, plus British traditions such as English breakfasts and cream teas. The climate is mild, with more sun than the English mainland and campsites are of a very high standard.
Campsites in Channel Islands
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Rozel Camping Park
Jersey, Jersey
This family owned park is within walking distance of the famous Jersey Zoo and the pretty harbour and fishing village of Rozel, where the north coast cliff path commences. There are two main camping areas providing 130 pitches of which 120 have electric hook u...
UK9720
Beuvelande Camp Site
Jersey, Jersey
What a pleasant surprise we had when we called here – the outstanding sanitary building gives campers facilities often associated with top class hotels. A licensed restaurant with covered terrace area is also situated in this building, open morning and evening...
UK9770
Vaugrat Camping
Guernsey, Guernsey
Vaugrat Camping is a neat, well tended site, close to the beach in the northwest of the island. Owned and well run by the Laine family, it is centred around attractive and interesting old granite farm buildings dating back to the 15th century, with a gravel co...
UK9780
Fauxquets Valley Farm Campsite
Guernsey, Guernsey
Situated in the rural centre of the island, Fauxquets is in a pretty sheltered valley, hidden down narrow lanes away from busy roads and is run by the Guille family. A car would be useful here to reach the beaches, St Peter Port and other attractions, although...
UK9830
Seagull Campsite
Herm Island, Herm
This tiny site, and indeed the island of Herm, will appeal to those who are looking for complete tranquillity and calm. Reached by boat (20 minutes and approx. £8.50 return fare for adults, £4.25 for children) from Guernsey, the 300 acre island allows no cars ...
UK9870
Pomme de Chien Campsite
Sark, Sark
The island where ‘time stands still’ is an apt description of Sark, one of the smallest inhabited Channel Islands, some 45 minutes from Guernsey by boat. Situated five minutes from the shops and ten from the beach, the Pomme de Chien campsite is small with onl...
