Pub with children play area

[Gwylan]

We fancy a jaunt out to the country at the weekend. Does anyone know any pubs in East Sussex with a children's play area (and obviously one that serves decent beer)?

I know The Laughing Fish at Isfield has, but we've been there and wanted something different.

 

[Art Vs Science]

The Berwick Inn, Berwick

 

[public school boy]

Children should not be allowed in pubs

 

[Art Vs Science]

Children should not be allowed in pubs

You shouldn't be allowed outside your cell

 

[beorhthelm]

Children should not be allowed in pubs

which is why you take them to pubs with a play area outside.

 

[public school boy]

which is why you take them to pubs with a play area outside.

technically it's part of the pub.

 

[sussexadz121]

ive heard the bat and ball near london road is child friendly

 

[Martinf]

The Berwick Inn, Berwick

This. Plus The Yew Tree at Chalvington is a good one.

 

[Gwylan]

The Berwick Inn, Berwick

Just looked it up - good call

 

[Art Vs Science]

technically it's part of the pub.

So what you are saying is that people with kids cannot go out on a sunday for example and enjoy a nice family meal/drink.............or just let people choose pubs that do not allow kids in if that is what they prefer.......it is called choice you know.

 

[Art Vs Science]

Just looked it up - good call

No worries, has a massive play area and log style climbing frame things. I was there last summer for a big car rally thing my friends organise and they put on a brilliant hog roast as well.

 

[cliveh27]

What about the pub at the Devils Dyke? I haven't been there for a couple of years, but I think the food there is quite good. There is a lovely grassy area outside where kids can play to their hearts' content. Take a kite.

 

[ken tiler]

pubs with childrens area

The Royal Oak at poynings has a small childrens area - near Devils Dyke.
Similar at the Jack and Jill Clayton

 

[aftershavedave]

the gun in gun hill, near chiddingley fits the bill

 

[Jimbo26]

The Bull near Henfield has a nice garden apparently

 

[Deleted User X18H]

I passed one in Lewes Road this afternoon (used to be the Lectern I think) with school kids clambering over the tables and a buggies parked up , whilst the Coombe Road Mums sunk a Rose or 3!

 

[Gwylan]

I passed one in Lewes Road this afternoon (used to be the Lectern I think) with school kids clambering over the tables and a buggies parked up , whilst the Coombe Road Mums sunk a Rose or 3!

The Lectern is normally full of students (and I think it's still called The Lectern). It's scarcely a country pub though.

Thanks for the suggestions - there's some more to check out but I think the Berwick sounds the business.

 

[Deleted User X18H]

The Lectern is normally full of students (and I think it's still called The Lectern). It's scarcely a country pub though.

Thanks for the suggestions - there's some more to check out but I think the Berwick sounds the business.

Sorry it was The Franklin!

 

[NMH]

Ditchling, I think it's called the white somethingorother but maybe not - can't miss it it's on the corner. Enclosed garden with bush surrounds, benches and tables on the grass. Lovely.

Shepherd and Dog in Fulking isn't bad, little stream from a spring that bubbles onto the road, adequate garden backs onto the side of the Downs

 

[John Sayers]

The Barley Mow at Selmeston has a large play area