This well appointed park is located within a gentle valley amongst 50 acres of woodland and offers a great retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The large well stocked fishing lake is ideal for anglers of all ages and abilities and you'll find plenty of country walks to enjoy too!
Kids will have hours of fun in the indoor pool whilst adults can relax in the jacuzzi and sauna.
Top quality entertainment for the whole family to enjoy at weekends and through the main school holidays completes the picture.
Hastings is within easy reach and is bursting full of shops and fine restaurants.
With its long promenade popular beach and all the attractions you'd expect from a seaside resort you'll find plenty to keep the whole family occupied.
offers the following facilities.
Indoor heated pool
Fishing*
Jacuzzi
Sauna
Family entertainment
Children's club
Free Wi-Fi access (in club area)
Amusements*
Shop
Launderette*
* Charges apply
There is a games room or games area on the park Indoor Swimming Pool on the park WiFi or internet is available on parts or all of the park
- Indoor pool
- Woodland setting
- Explore 1066 country
All male, all female and young mixed groups under 25 – please check when booking
No pets
Local Area
A winning combination of relaxed beach life, a lively sense of history, unspoilt countryside and sophisticated city pleasures - in East Sussex you can enjoy them all.
You’ll discover wonderful, family friendly beaches, the East Sussex coastline offers miles of golden sands at Camber and Winchelsea, and the seaside resorts of Eastbourne and Hastings boast plenty of traditional entertainments.
Be sure to visit Hastings’ seaworld aquarium and the Smugglers’ Adventure in St Clements Caves. The ancient Cinque Port town of Rye boasts narrow, cobbled streets, full of charm, while, in complete contrast, funky, fashionable Brighton is a favourite haunt of artists, offering all you could want by way of lively cafés, bars, restaurants and clubs.
While you’re never far from the coast, there’s plenty to enjoy inland too. Medieval Bodiam Castle, its fairytale ramparts rising from the gleaming waters of the moat, offers all the romance of history, and it is also easy to visit 1066 Country or enjoy a nostalgic steam train trip on the famous Bluebell Railway line.
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