Crowborough, Crowborough
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1 April 2011 - 31 October 2011 - OPEN
90 Pitches - Non Members welcome
"Explore the South East, its coast and towns" The town of Crowborough was developed as a resort on the edge of Ashdown Forest in Victorian Times. Views across the Forest are superb, and the towns and beaches of the south coast are only 20 miles away from this lovely Club Site.
Check in: 12:00pm
Check out: 12:00pm
Property address
- Crowborough Camping and Caravanning Club Site
- Eridge Road
- Crowborough
- East Sussex
- South East
- TN6 2TN
Crowborough map
Local attractions
- Crowborough town is a ten-minute walk from Site
- It has a good range of shops and several places to eat
- Crowborough Leisure Centre is next to the Site
- It offers discounts to campers who would like to use the swimming pool
- There is a mini steam train – operating on Saturdays in high season – and a boating lake just outside the Site
- Four steam railway lines are close by, including the Bluebell Railway and the Spa Valley Railway
- Eastbourne and Hastings have safe beaches and many attractions for all the family
- A bus from outside the Site will take you to Tunbridge Wells, Brighton or Lewes
- Ashdown Forest is home to a Llama Park and the “Pooh Sticks” bridge which appears in AA Milne’s Winnie the Pooh
- Bateman’s and Chartwell are two of 15 National Trust properties in the area, homes to to author and poet Rudyard Kipling and former Prime Minister Winston Churchill respectively
- Bowles Rocks has an activity centre based around a 15 metre high sandstone outcrop
- Try climbing, abseiling or skiing
- Bewl Water is the south east’s largest stretch of open water
- It is home to a great variety of wildlife and offers opportunities for fly fishing, sailing and canoeing
- Take a day trip to France from nearby Newhaven or to London from Crowborough station at Jarvis Brook
Payment methods
Cash and cheques are accepted.
Rooms from £21 to £30 per person per night.
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