Felpham is a Town in the county of West Sussex.

Felpham in West Sussex is located 1.5 km NE from Bognor Regis.

Felpham postcode: PO22 7PA

Retail in Felpham

There are great places to visit near Felpham including some great towns, country parks, woodlands and airports.

There are a several good towns in the Felpham area like Chichester, and Crawley.

The area around Felpham boasts some of the best country parks including Goodwood Country Park, and Buchan Country Park.

The area around Felpham's best woodlands can be found at Goodwood Country Park.

Don't miss Gatwick Airport, Shoreham Airport, and Chichester/Goodwood Airport's airports if visiting the area around Felpham.

Felpham History

There are some historic monuments around Felpham:

• Cross dyke 330m north west of Whiteways Lodge
• Goblestubbs Copse earthworks
• Dalesdown Wood earthworks
• Keep of Tote Copse castle, 400m north of Decoy Farmhouse
• Devil's Ditch, section extending 200yds (180m) E of Waterbeach Hotel, Goodwood Park
• Arundel Castle
• Madehurst Wood earthworks
• Devil's Ditch, section extending 1730yds (1580m) from Stane Street to NW end of Redvin's Copse
• Beckett's Barn and adjoining earthworks
• Devil's Ditch, section extending 1100yds (1000m), Valdoe Wood
• Long Down prehistoric flint mine
• Tortington Augustinian priory and ponds, including part of priory precinct
• Medieval earthworks E and SE of St Mary's Church
• Halnaker House: a fortified medieval manor house and part of its landscaped grounds
• Boxgrove Priory
• Bowl barrow on Charlton Down, 350m south of Goodwood racecourse
• War Dyke entrenchment in Whiteways Plantation and South Wood
• Causewayed enclosure, World War II searchlight emplacements and associated remains on Halnaker Hill
• Devil's Ditch, section extending 380yds (350m) NW from The Cottage, Goodwood Park
• Devil's Ditch, section extending 330yds (300m) W of Waterbeach Hotel, Goodwood Park, Box Grove
• Devil's Ditch, section 725yds (660m) long W of Ounces Barn
• Seven sections of Stane Street Roman road between Eartham and Bignor, a prehistoric linear boundary and two bowl barrows