safe holidays are happy holidays
At Scott's Farm we do everything that we can to ensure you have a fantastic holiday, but we also ask you to do everything that you can to ensure that your stay with us is as safe as possible. While it's important that you can switch off and relax, it is equally - possible more important - that you observe simple safety guidelines so that you and those around don't suffer any avoidable accidents.
Take a few moments to read the simple guidance that follows but please also use your own common sense to ensure other unnecessary and unforeseeable problems don't arise.
Thank you for your assistance. Have a great time!
in the event of
an emergency call: 999
ask for the appropriate emergency service
and then immediately notify Reception: 01243 671720
Our address is: Scott’s Farm Camping Site, Cakeham Road,
West Wittering, West Sussex PO20 8ED
upon your arrival
fire extinguishers
Please familiarise yourself with your nearest fire extinguisher. They are clearly marked around the site and are shown on all of our site maps. At night they can be easily found by looking for the red locator lights marking the position of every fire extinguisher around our site.
emergency assembly point
Please plan your safe route from your pitch to the emergency assembly point which is in front of the main reception.
important wildfire safety notice
Dear visitor,
Inline with Government emergency wildfire legislation and for your safety and the safety of others, BBQs, fires, gas cooking and naked flames of any type will not be permitted across Scotts Farm Family Camping site.
We thank you for your understanding.
tent pegs
The simple tent peg can be a major hazard. If not fully in the ground they are easy to trip over, and if they are not removed when you go home they can become damaged so that people of all ages can be badly hurt, particularly if they are trodden on. They also get caught in the blades of mowers causing mechanical damage with the ability to injure the driver. Please, please install and remove pegs carefully.
personal fire extinguishers
While fire extinguishers are readily available across Scotts Farm Camping Site there is no substitute for personal preparation. Fire can take hold very quickly causing significant damage. We therefore recommend that you bring a working fire extinguisher of you own. However, fire fighting is extremely dangerous and should be left to the professionals. So firstly you should ALWAYS dial 999 in the event of a fire and only tackle a fire if you are sure it is safe to do so and as an absolute last resort.
gas safe connections
IMPORTANT: Please ensure that the connections to your Propane/Butane gas are modern and installed correctly. Connectors between the gas bottle, hose and device MUST be tightly fitted. Gas hoses MUST NOT be perished, damaged or cracked. Propane and Butane Gas can be DEADLY and having safe and correctly working gas devices is essential. But, if equipment is in good condition you will be able to have worry free holidays to remember. Please check all of your gas equipment before you arrive.
camping approved electrical's
Please ensure you are using modern, approved camping electrical cables, plugs and devices. They are designed to work in camping environments. DO NOT use homemade cables. Also, ensure you do not overload capacity by combining many devices on one extension unit. Ask for details and we will be happy to guide you.
outside safe electrical's
As we all know, water and electrics do not mix. Properly working approved cables that are designed for use outside have been manufactured to work in wet and dry conditions. However, we would always recommend that ALL types of cable and devices are not used outside as there is risk of serious harm or damage.
safety and security in our facilities
CCTV is in operation
Images are being recorded across our site for your safety and to help prevent crime.
Adults must accompany children
Children must be accompanied at all times in toilets, shower blocks and wash areas by an appropriate and responsible adult.
No dogs allowed in facilities
Dogs are not allowed in any of our facilities with the exception of specially trained assistance dogs for people with disabilities.