Crowhurst
Crowhurst in East Sussex Village Guide
About Crowhurst in East Sussex
Located just 4 miles outside of historic Battle is the idyllic village of Crowhurst, East Sussex.
Crowhurst is abundant with fascinating nature; boasting several Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI’s). The first is a section of the Fore Wood RSPB reserve, which due to its sandstone formations (known as gyhlls) is a wonderful breeding platform for many species of bird. The second, Combe Haven, is located on the outskirts of Crowhurst and supports a diverse range of plants, flowers and animals.
Crowhurst is also home to Crowhurst Park; one of the finest ‘Holiday Villages’ East Sussex has to offer; which has also been awarded a David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation . Originally a country Estate in the 17th century, the manor house has now been converted into the social hub of Crowhurst Park, with a restaurant, several bars, a coffee longue and an exquisite ballroom. The grounds now include cosy log-cabin accommodation as well as a leisure club which offers a range of treatments and services for guests, including a gym and a swimming pool.
With its mesmerising and unique scenery, Crowhurst is the ideal place for individuals to get in touch with nature, as well as those in search of luxury whilst being nestled away in one of East Sussex’s best-kept secrets.
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Opera Gala at the Abbot’s Hall
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Battle Abbey School, Battle
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Free Community Breakfast
, 9:00am – 10:00am
Halton Baptist Church, Hastings
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Trundle Beds
3ft trundle beds with mattresses that zip together to make a large double. One bed slides under the other and … more
Stephen Jones snr – Crowhurst 1766
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Attractions and Activities
Collington Wood
Comprising an area of 5.22 hectares, this charming mixed woodland is a favourite spot among dog walkers. The main path, depicted above, traverses the wood from Westcourt Drive to Pages Lane, while several smaller footpaths branch off in various directions. … more
Hastings Fishermen’s Museum
A former fishermen’s church by old net shops, now a museum on local fishing with ship models, nets, old photographs and the Lugger ‘Enterprise’, built in 1912. An adjacent net shop may also be viewed, together with 4 more fishing … more
Hastings Pier
Hastings Pier is an iconic landmark which has a rich history and has undergone significant transformations over the years. The Pier was originally opened to the public in 1872, designed by Eugenius Birch, a renowned Victorian pier designer. The original … more
Accommodation
Rosemary Cottage
Situated in 1066 country in a rural location. Rosemary Cottage is set on the edge of Hooe Village near Battle (6 miles), Bexhill(4 miles) and Eastbourne (8 miles). There are castles, vineyards, beaches, walks, bird watching, children’s amusement parks, golf, … more
Crowhurst Park Holiday Village
Our exclusive award winning development of high quality lodges has been tastefully landscaped in the magnificent grounds of Crowhurst Park, a 17th Century country estate. The lodges provide a wonderful environment for families and couples alike, with far reaching views … more
Badgers Den
Set in Hastings, Badgers Den – Covehurst Bay Holiday Cottage offers accommodation with a heated pool, a patio and garden views. The holiday home provides a spa experience, with its public bath, indoor pool and open-air bath. There is a … more
Restaurants
Seed
Seed is a tapas bar in Hastings’ historic Old Town. Known for its fusion of traditional Spanish and contemporary flavours, Seed offers a variety of tapas dishes that cater to both meat-eaters and vegetarians. The establishment provides a cosy atmosphere, … more
De La Warr Pavilion
The first public Modernist building to be opened in the UK in 1935, this Grade 1 listed, internationally renowned icon re-opened after a £9m lottery funded restoration and redevelopment. It is now the South East region’s most significant centre for … more
