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Arlington
Lovely country pub and restaurant, with a large beer garden and children's play area, in the heart of Arlington Village.
Willingdon
The Red Lion is a warm and welcoming friendly pub. Nestling at the foot of the South Downs in the beautiful village surroundings of Willingdon, you can enjoy delicious freshly prepared food and well-kept beers.
Heathfield
The Gun in Chiddingly, offers a great choice of menus, for everyone including a children’s menu. There is a large play area for the children too.
Eridge
A beautiful quaint pub located in the small village of Eridge.
The Square, Forest Row
Coco’s Café in Forest Row provides home cooked/prepared pasties, sausage rolls, cakes, soups and drinks and more.
Crowborough
The Blue Anchor is a super spot to ‘moor up’ for a few hours - with locally sourced ingredients and freshly cooked food, delicious drinks and friendly service on offer.
With the pub close to Ashdown Forest and set within the High Weald Area of…
Uckfield
The Laughing Fish is in the quiet village of Isfield, not far from Uckfield or Lewes, in East Sussex. It is a Greene King tenancy run since February 2001 by tenants Andy & Linda Brooks, whose principles are simple - we try to give a genuine
Chalvington
19th century country pub serving food and drink. With on-site campsite.
Crowborough
Local pub situated in Crowborough with a wide variety of local ales and beers.
Danehill
The Coach and Horses takes pride in providing high quality ale from local breweries, farmhouse cider and sparkling wine from local vineyards at this public house. Enjoy a cosy and comfortable atmosphere whilst experiencing their seasonal menu of…
Hailsham
The King's Head Cacklebury in Hailsham, East Sussex is a traditional Harvey’s Community Pub offering great ales, log fire, large enclosed garden, pub games, and is dog friendly.
Heathfield
Pub serving real ales, located in Cade Street
Polegate
Country pub with organic farm, local produce and garden.
Polegate
Situated on the A27 in Selmeston, midway between Eastbourne and Brighton, The Barley Mow Freehouse is one of the oldest coaching inns in Sussex.
Tunbridge Wells
Acres of magnificent rocks interlinked with bridges and providing a scenic walk in a tranquil woodland setting. Once a Stone Age camp, these rocks are steeped in history, dating back millions of years and are now a National Monument. Refreshments…
Hartfield
Established as a commercial apple orchard in 1966, the farm is ideally situated on the Northern gateway to the Ashdown Forest. It is found close to the picturesque village of Hartfield, made famous by AA Milne’s stories of Winnie the Pooh.
Boreham Street, Wartling
Traditional pub offering local ale, camping and a large garden in beautiful countryside.
Uckfield
Pub specialising as a steakhouse, serving food and drink.
Herstmonceux
Traditional village pub offering food and gardens
Maresfield
18th-century coaching inn on the edge of Ashdown Forest, offering food and accommodation with 17 bedrooms.