Our first multi-night stay since purchasing our motorhome and we couldn't have chosen a better venue. Easy to find entrance to the site and a warm welcome from Tracey. We were the only unit staying for the first night so we had the pick of the field. In our enthusiasm, we chose somewhere on the grass where we immediately got slightly bogged down but luckily, we were level and adjacent to EHU and water and were able to enjoy a peaceful sleep until the next morning when Keith cheerfully towed us to firmer ground. (Lesson 1: visually inspect a grass pitch before driving on to it). All pitches have just been upgraded to be used throughout the year, having had plastic mesh installed, but as they had only just been completed, we stayed off these to give the grass a chance to flourish. Each pitch has its own EHU and water tap and although the electricity is metered, the pitch we used had some credit outstanding from a previous visitor and with the addition of our £1.00 cards (we received a £1.00 voucher for each night of our stay), we didn't need to purchase any further cards. We didn't experience any undue noise from the road and slept like logs. Grey water and toilet emptying facilities were close at hand, just outside the camping field, and close by was the shower block and toilet block, both of which were in tip-top condition. Opposite the farm entrance was a cycle/pedestrian path which meant there was no need to walk on the road to Barnham or Walberton villages. The farm's fields were also at our disposal to walk our dog and there is a nice fishing lake on site to take a short stroll around. Arundel, Bognor, Chichester and Littlehampton are close by and we enjoyed a day exploring the Weald & Downland Museum that is 20 minutes drive away. (lesson 2: Remember to duck down when passing through ancient doorways - they hurt!) Undoubtedly the sunshine we enjoyed helped make our three days even more enjoyable but we can't help thinking that Choller Farm is a great choice for a stay in West Sussex whatever the weather. Thank you Tracey and Keith for your hospitality - the site is a credit to you. Colin & Judy