Sunnydale Farm Caravan Park, Netley

Sunnydale Farm Caravan Park occupies grounds along Grange Road in Netley Abbey. The site operates as a touring park within a working farm environment in the Hamble Valley. Level ground characterises the main pitch area, with full services available on each of the 41 spots.

Twenty-four pitches have hardstanding, while the rest use grass. All come with electric hook-up, water connection and grey waste drain. Separate fields support camping and rallies, and a dog walk area runs within the site boundaries.

Pitches offer generous dimensions for comfortable setup with awnings and outdoor space.

The amenity block contains toilets and showers equipped with underfloor heating. The laundry room includes washing machines and tumble dryers, plus an iron, board, microwave, kettle and freezer. WiFi runs across the park throughout the year. Secure barriers control access using number plate recognition.

Key features include:

• Accessibility: Level pitches across the site with step-free access to facilities including wheelchair-accessible toilets and showers.
• Layout: Main area with 41 serviced pitches plus separate camping field and rally field, all on level ground with a dedicated dog-walking area.
• Parking: Ample space on pitches for caravans and motorhomes with security barriers at entrance using number plate recognition.
• Local amenities: Walking distance to pubs and Netley village shops, bakery and takeaways; short drive to a supermarket and Royal Victoria Country Park with woodland trails and foreshore.

The park sits five minutes from M27 junction eight. This gives quick links to Southampton three miles away and onward routes to Portsmouth. Bus stops nearby connect to Southampton and Hamble every thirty minutes, with services extending to Gosport and Portsmouth. The Solent Way coastal path lies close for walkers and cyclists, and Netley Abbey ruins stand a short distance away.

The location balances rural quiet with practical transport options. Nearby, Royal Victoria Country Park supplies trails, open spaces and a tea room. The Solent shoreline adds coastal interest without long travel. Ferry terminals for the Isle of Wight and further destinations sit within reasonable reach, as do options for day trips to the New Forest.

The park rates highly with many reviews. Feedback highlights the cleanliness of facilities and the helpful approach from staff and wardens.