Adventurers love them. Americans live in them. And now you can stay in them: three iconic American Airstream caravans. We’ve lovingly fitted out our three Airstreams with stylish 1950s designs and details. With classic cookers, retro fridges and vintage bathrooms, you can enjoy yesteryear every year. Located near Chichester and the beautiful South Downs, we’re only a 90-minute drive from London. Here you can relax with a fire pit, hot tub, woodland walks and rolling countryside. And we also deliver our Airstreams nationwide if you’d like to vamp up your event. A family-run business with the sister company Elessar Yurt Village, we look forward to welcoming you to our deluxe Airstream experience. Louise, Makka & Liv – Silver Airstreams Rental

Add a splash of 1950’s America to your West Sussex glamping experience. Our three retro Airstreams – the darling of US caravans – come with a classic ‘50s kitchen, bathroom and plush beds. Each trailer has its own Stateside style for an authentic experience of Airstream glamping in West Sussex. Outside you can relax in the hot tub, sit by the fire pit or simply enjoy the charming setting near the South Downs National Park. Visit woodland trails, the Roman town of Chichester and the famous chalk cliffs near our West Sussex glamping site. Open May to September, in line with any lockdowns.

Kingly Vale, an ancient Yew Forest is not to be missed and is only a short drive or easy walk from our site. The trees are thought to be over 500 years old and are awe-inspiring. Surrounded by bluebells in May, the site also boasts a Roman Burial Ground and views down across the Solent and the South Downs. If your dog is a keen swimmer, take a trip down to The Witterings. The beautiful sandy beach stretches for miles and is sure to exhaust the most energetic of our four-legged friends. Dogs are allowed anywhere from October – April but are excluded from the beach between groynes 14a and 18 from May to September. Dog poo bags and bins are provided. The Horse and Groom, our nearest pub, serving excellent food, is dog-friendly, as is The Fox and Hounds in the next village of Funtington. Why not pop into the Adsdean farm shop in Funtington and pick up some excellent, locally caught game for the BBQ as well as a pig’s ear or a little treat for your pet. The fascinating Weald and Downland museum is a great day out for history lovers, telling the story of life in the south of England over a 950 year period. You are welcome to visit with your dogs who are welcome on a lead.