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Lewes Road, Forest Row
The Hop Yard is a music venue, bar and pop up restaurant in Forest Row, East Sussex. Hop Yard provides a broad selection of entertainment from bands and DJs to talks and dance classes. The bar is well stocked with a range of unusual products and…
Crowborough
Local pub situated in Crowborough with a wide variety of local ales and beers.
Nutley
The oldest, only working open-trestle post mill in the country, set in the beautiful landscape of Ashdown Forest, Nutley Windmill is a very fine example of the oldest post mill design, known in the country since the 12th Century.
Eridge
This a multi-award winning, family owned, boutique English Vineyard located just outside the village of Eridge began planting 2016.
Uckfield
Two adjoining very comfortable one-bedroom cottages at the end of 200 metres of private drive in the grounds of the owner's house, set in 12 acres of orchards and gardens full of birds and wildlife, with a large pond.
Each unit sleeps 2.
Wych Cross,
Family activity days on Ashdown Forest suitable for children age 5–12 years (check individual events for age suitability). Join our Education team to explore the beautiful Ashdown Forest. We will be exploring the seasons with a walk, fun activities,…
Farningham Road
Rachel and Gary have a passion for good food and drink and a friendly service their coffee is top notch and they serve espresso made using a blend of beans from Roasted Ltd in Brighton choosing a blend with a hint of Tanzanian washed robusta, which…
Forest Row
Experience the spectacular scenery of the ancient Royal Hunting Forest. Ashdown Forest is a large open area of heathland together with pine, birch and oak woodland in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is famous as the setting for…
Wadhurst
At Bardown Farm there are numerous cottages you can stay in near the High Weald.
Hartfield
Fifteenth century pub in Ashdown Forest with food and gardens.
Eridge Green, Tunbridge Wells
Multi-activity centre. Offers dry-skiing, snowboarding, sledging, ropes courses & initiative training, zip wire, mountain biking, walking and camping expeditions, raft building & more. Open all year
Forest Row
One of the largest retail selections of roses in the country with 1000 varieties. Also a wide range of shrubs, plants and garden and conservatory furniture.
Tunbridge Wells
Busi Jacobsohn Wine Estate is a family-owned single estate in the High Weald of East Sussex run by Susanna Busi Jacobsohn and Douglas Jacobsohn.
These are quality award-winning sparkling wines of high quality, made in a sustainable way, and vegan…
Forest Row
Tablehurst Community Farm is a biodynamic farm and social enterprise. The farm produces biodynamic and organic meat, poultry, vegetables, grain and raw milk and in 2022 Tablehurst Farm won Best Food Producer at the BBC Food and Farming Awards.
Forest Row
Located in the picturesque village of Forest Row on the edge of Ashdown Forest, Brambletye Hotel is less than 5 miles from East Grinstead Rail Station. The Brambletye is steeped in history and has served as a hotel since 1866, it featured in…
Crowborough
Poundgate Park is a lovely self-catering holiday home located in Crowborough East Sussex. It is comprised of two properties, one to sleep four and one to sleep twelve guest. The properties can be rented together for groups of up to sixteen, family…
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…
Groombridge
The Crown Inn in Groombridge, offers Bed and Breakfast, with beautiful and cosy rooms with all the character of the 16th Century.
The Crown Inn is a family run free house and is one of the oldest pubs in the South of England. It is in an excellent…
Forest Row
Founded in December 1888, it is one of the longest established golf clubs in Sussex. A little gem in the beautiful surroundings of Ashdown Forest. No sand bunkers but small, fast greens demand accurate approaches.
Crowborough
The Catts Inn has been at the heart of the community since 1741, however a tipple may have been enjoyed here as it was rumoured to be a drinking house prior to 1741.