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We were blessed with wall to wall sunshine and a good result for the England team in the makeshift Cinema style viewing awning!

Great fun had by all with and sitting out every evening enjoying the cooler temperatures!

Partridge Green Village is home to the Dark Star Brewery, which is open on Saturdays (tours need to be pre-booked) and has a choice of pubs and a fish and chip shop if you don’t fancy cooking yourself, and if you do a great butchers!

The site is also adjacent to a disused railway line which is perfect for cycling in a safe and very picturesque environment, so if you can, bring your bike!

Sussex Farm Partridge Green OS Map Reference 198/187192. From the B2135, in Partridge Green Village, turn opposite the Partridge Pub, just north of petrol station, turn West up ‘Public Footpath’ entrance to site on right just over ‘Downs Link’ disused railway line.  RH13 8JR. Click here for link to Google Maps

Our Next Meet is on 21 to 26 June at a new site, Charmill Cottage.

Situated in the South Downs, a mile from Cissbury Ring a great area for exploring and walking. 5 miles from Worthing and great access from the A24, please come down and join us at this new for 2018 Meet site. Check the Directions to Site page for full detail of how to get here!

A great weekend of entertainment and fun was had at “Sussex by the Sea” in conjunction with Southern Region at our lovely quiet site of Ebernoe.

Campsite Cook was Ian with his easy and well presented Fish Dish. More to follow.

From Petworth A272 junction, take A283 North, after 1/4 mile turn right into unclassified road, signposted “Balls Cross”. Follow for 2 1/2 miles to Balls Cross and turn left signposted “Ebernoe”. The site is 1 mile on the left. Postcode GU28 9JX however as you get close to the site please follow the WDSA arrows. OS Map Reference 197 / 985274. Click HERE for a link to Google Maps.

Stewards are Paul and Lyn.

Pricing – Thursday, Sunday and/or Monday Night – £8.00 PUN

Friday and/or Saturday Night – £23.00 Per Unit WEEKEND

Almost wall to wall sunshine and soaring temperatures for a great bank holiday meet. If you missed it this year, look out for it in the future.

This Aviation Museum has a unique collection of British aircraft from the “golden age” of British aircraft manufacture. From the end of WWII until the 1970’s British aircraft designers produced some of the most innovative and advanced aircraft of the day. From post war to cold war, this museum clearly shows that timeline in aviation terms.

Due to a waterlogged field, our Maplehurst meet had to be cancelled unfortunately.

Our previous met at Orchard Farm coincided with a weekend where the weather turned out to be fantastic, 31 units on site and a few sun tans.

A Powertouch remote was found just outside the entrance to the site, so if its yours, please contact Martin at Orchard Farm who is looking after it for you!

After avoiding the potential cancellation of the meet due to the dependable British Weather, the Easter meet at Clapham and Patching Village Hall went ahead with a great deal of success, sticking just to the hard standing car park area. Fun and games were had with team building, easter bonnets and a quiz, communal Sunday lunch and of course our AGM where a buffet lunch was provided for all attendees.

Following on from the AGM, we now have a new chairperson, Celia, who has been promoted from vice-chair last year. We wish her well in her new roll and if you have any questions or queries feel free to contact her (look at the contacts page for more details).

Val has taken on the role of Vice-Chair as well as still being Site Secretary, so thank you to her for also taking on some additional work!

We also want to Thank our outgoing Chairman, Pat, for all his hard work and time committed to the DA over the last few years, and although he has stepped down as Chairman, he is still on your committee, so hasn’t managed to escape fully quite yet!