Can you go camping in the Channel Islands?

Tucked into the Gulf of St Malo, the Channel Islands are an archipelago with lots to offer campers and caravanners.

Which of the Channel Islands is best to camp?

The best Channel Island to visit for first timers is Santa Cruz Island which is the largest. Santa Cruz Island has many activities to-do such as kayak, snorkel, hike, and camp.

Can you take a caravan to the Channel Islands?

Visitors to Jersey are welcome to bring a caravan, motorhome, campervan, folding camper or trailer tent to the Island provided a permit is obtained prior to arrival in Jersey and the following conditions are adhered to: visitors must stay on a registered campsite. the maximum stay on the Island is 31 days.

Can you take campervan to Guernsey?

Motorhomes and caravans are welcome in Guernsey but must comply with certain conditions as set out below. While here you can use your motorhome for touring the Island, but please ensure that your windscreen sticker is attached (see below) and you must return to the campsite each night.

How much does it cost to camp on the Channel Islands?

Primitive camping is available (25 individual sites at $15 per night-per site and 6 group sites at $40 per night-per site; reservations required). Picnic table, food storage box, potable water, and pit toilet are provided.

Can I take a camper van to Guernsey?

Can you wild camp in Guernsey?

Like other areas of the British Isles, wild camping in Guernsey isn’t officially allowed. Although campers are allowed to pitch their tent if they have the permission of a landowner. However as this island is a popular walking and surfing area, outdoor enthusiasts do sometimes wild camp here.

Can you take a motorhome to Scilly Isles?

Camper vans are not actually allowed on Scilly! Local by-laws prohibit locals and visitors alike from bringing or owning them here. We’re just not big enough to accommodate them, sorry.

Is there a car ferry from UK to Jersey?

Take your car and begin your holiday to Jersey onboard Commodore Clipper from Portsmouth in the UK. Being a conventional ferry, she’ll get you to Jersey in 10 hours and 20 minutes via Guernsey or from 8 hours direct on Tuesdays.