Goodwood Farm Shop

The farm shop at Goodwood is the sort of place you'd stumble upon and think: why don't more estates do this properly? Sitting on the Goodwood Estate just outside Chichester, it's a proper working farm shop that actually sells food from the land around it - vegetables, meat, eggs, the lot. Nothing fancy or Instagram-baited. Just good produce and the kind of staff who know where things come from because they've probably helped grow them.

You'll spend anything from thirty minutes to an hour here depending on how seriously you take your shopping. Come on a Saturday morning and it gets busy, but weekday visits are peaceful enough. The real draw is picking up supplies for a proper meal back at your caravan rather than relying on supermarket runs. If you're staying at Chichester Lakeside or one of the other sites dotted around the area, this is worth the short drive.

Families with young kids might find it a bit slow - there's not much entertainment beyond watching parents deliberate over organic veg - but anyone interested in where food actually comes from will appreciate the transparency. The prices are fair rather than estate-shop steep, which helps.

It opens nine to four-thirty Monday through Saturday. Free to browse, naturally. The estate itself has walking routes and a motor circuit if you fancy stretching your legs further, so you could bundle this into a proper morning out before heading back to camp for lunch.