Eighty pitches, and you choose yours.
The pitch decides the outlook, the light and the privacy of your lodge, so choosing one is part of buying here. The gates are on Moor Lane, at the edge of Nottage village, and reception is the first building inside them.
- Yours to choose
- The lodge and the pitch
- Open 1 March to 2 January
- Ten months a year
- Opened
- March 2026
- On the boundary
- Farmland and golf
Every pitch is numbered, and they are not the same.
Some pitches take the morning sun and some hold the light into the evening. Some face the open green, some back onto the boundary planting for more privacy, and some sit closer to the heart of the park. Only a small number are wide enough for the twin-unit lodges.
We will walk the available pitches with you so you can choose the one that suits how you want to use the park.
Junction 37 is under ten minutes from the gate.
You come off the M4 at junction 37, through Pyle and down towards the coast. The gates are on Moor Lane, at the edge of Nottage village.
Reception is where a first visit starts. Someone will walk you round, or hand you a plan and leave you to it, whichever you would rather.
Open fields on one side, the golf course on the other.
The boundary is planted the whole way round. Beyond it are open farmland on one side and the fairways of The Grove on the other, which carry on for most of a mile.
The season runs from the first of March to the second of January.
Ten months, taking in Easter, the summer holidays, autumn, Christmas and New Year. Lodges cannot be occupied from the third of January until the season opens again on the first of March.
The sales office is open all year, seven days a week, so you can come and look round in January as readily as in July.
Compare the pitches before you choose one.
Take the plan home with you if you want time to compare pitches.















