[Travel] Favourite Days out in Sussex.

[Hovegull]

I feel privileged to have Hove beach so close to home, and will often take the quick option.
Or else I tend to alternate National Trust/Ditching Beacon etc.

What are your favourite days out in Sussex?

 

[keaton]

Herstmonceux Observatory thing is excellent

 

[thedonkeycentrehalf]

A wander through the streets of Arundel and then along the path towards Swanbourne Lake is always nice when the place isn't full of tourists.

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Seven Sisters is a lovely place to have a picnic.

 

[LANGDON SEAGULL]

Newhaven

 

[Triggaaar]

I feel privileged to have Hove beach so close to home, and will often take the quick option.
Or else I tend to alternate National Trust/Ditching Beacon etc.

What are your favourite days out in Sussex?

The Amex on match day

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

I feel privileged to have Hove beach so close to home, and will often take the quick option.
Or else I tend to alternate National Trust/Ditching Beacon etc.

What are your favourite days out in Sussex?

A bit off piste, but dog walking when the tide is right out on Worthing beach (outside the non dog area of course in the Summer). Absolutely stunning and a shame I only got into it three years ago and…

Seaford Head walks (with the clubs…)

 

[jakarta]

Petworth House/Park followed by Lunch in the Horse Guards Tillington.

 

[Simgull]

A walk on the Downs near Devil's Dyke followed by lunch at WildFlour cafe at Saddlescombe Farm.

 

[John Byrnes Mullet]

Now the football season is over you can't beat a Saturday afternoon stroll around the County Mall Crawley.

 

[Hovegull]

Now the football season is over you can't beat a Saturday afternoon stroll around the County Mall Crawley.

I reckon you probably could. Even if the parking is free!

 

[junior]

Bluebell Railway.

 

[GT49er]

Amberley chalkpits museum. Going back a few years, Drusillas. Going back a few decades, Wannock Gardens (and the Japanese gardens over the road)!

Only just in east, east Sussex maybe, but still relevant while also going back centuries, the battle site at ..... err ..... Battle.

 

[WATFORD zero]

If you have young children, then a season ticket at Drusilla's is the best investment you can make. These days Mrs Wz and myself are experts on cafes throughout the county

 

[Weststander]

Park up at The Tiger Inn, East Dean, taking lunch outside at the car-less village green, then walk to Birling Gap over the Downs hilly route. Beautiful vistas.

NT Batemans, Burwash.

Rye is lovely, but an awful load of traffic jams and time from Brighton. Unless starting out early-ish.

 

[Questions]

The Selden Arms or The Toad in Worthing

 

[AmexRuislip]

Walking along the Fire Hills at Fairlight.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Birling Gap
Sheffield Park
Cuckmere Haven
Palace pier to King Alfred
Rottingdean
Bramber Castle
Amberley up onto the downs
Rustington beach
Camber and Rye

 

[robinsonsgrin]

Chichester Marina - Bosham walk
Loxwood canal and pub chill
Arundel - but am biased due to family connections... the riverbank walk to the Black Rabbit helps escape the tourists...

 

[Hiheidi]

Bolney Wine Estate