There are so many things to do in Sussex the historic county is actually divided into two. East and West Sussex were formed in 1974, with an abundance of impressive attractions dotted around both. A former medieval kingdom, Sussex commemorates some of the most famous moments in English history to this day. The county’s south coast plays host to some of the most vibrant seaside towns in the UK, with our parks never far away. As you head down to the coast, you’ll travel through lush countryside and rolling hills that are beyond easy on the eye. Classy and convenient, Sussex is a haven of the staycation, and with an incredible number of things to do, it’s a place that will keep you coming back for more.
Hastings serves up a wonderfully diverse dining scene, with ten standout restaurants spanning cuisines from Filipino to fine European. Combe Haven Holiday Park makes the perfect base for exploring the town's vibrant and varied culinary offerings.
Arundel serves an impressive dining scene, from Michelin-recommended fine dining at The Parsons Table to pub classics at The Black Rabbit, plus Italian gems and award-winning country pubs and cafés.
Bognor Regis boasts a vibrant dining scene, from fresh seafood at The Lobster Pot to authentic Indian cuisine at Cardamom Bay and hearty British pub classics at The Fox Inn, catering to every taste and occasion.
Pulborough's dining scene spans cosy British pubs serving hearty classics to authentic Thai cuisine at River Moon, with many venues championing locally sourced, seasonal ingredients.
Sussex delivers brilliant family days out, from soft plays and seaside cafes to medieval castles and Roman palaces. Haven's Church Farm and Combe Haven holiday parks place families within easy reach of attractions suited to every age group.
Sussex provides a packed 2027 events calendar from Brighton’s arts festivals and marathons to historic re-enactments and bonfire nights, all near Haven’s Church Farm, Combe Haven, and Seal Bay parks.
Sussex offers families brilliant days out ranging from Bodiam Castle and Battle Abbey to Drusillas Park and Hastings Aquarium. With wetland reserves, planetariums, and adventure golf courses, there's genuinely something for every age group.
Sussex offers an impressive range of water-based venues, from the Grade II-listed Saltdean Lido in Brighton and the picturesque Arundel Lido to the vast Bewl Water Aqua Park and well-equipped leisure centres throughout the county.
Sussex offers outstanding walking across the South Downs, coastline and woodlands, including the Seven Sisters coastal path and the 14-mile Cuckoo Trail, from gentle 1.5-mile strolls to 12-mile hikes.
Brighton delivers a brilliant mix of coastal fun, history, and culture. From the iconic Brighton Palace Pier and the Royal Pavilion to free museums and scenic coastal walks, the city offers something for every type of visitor.
Camber Sands offers miles of unspoilt beach, world-class kitesurfing, historic landmarks like Camber Castle, and scenic nature reserves. Combe Haven Holiday Park sits just 18 miles away, making it an ideal base for exploring the South Coast.
Rye offers a compelling mix of medieval history, independent culture, and natural beauty. Wander cobbled Mermaid Street, explore Ypres Tower, browse the weekly market, and visit sweeping wildlife reserves — all just 15 miles from Combe Haven Holiday Park.
Selsey offers a coastal day trip with diving, wildlife reserves, heritage trails and family fun, just less than a mile away from Seal Bay Resort, including Mulberry Marine Experiences and RSPB Pagham Harbour.
Hastings offers a rich mix of history, nature and seaside charm. From the medieval Old Town and Norman castle ruins to the award-winning pier and world-class contemporary art gallery, the town rewards curious explorers of all ages.
Arundel offers a wealth of activities for families and visitors, from exploring its magnificent Norman castle and Victorian cathedral to enjoying wetland wildlife at WWT Arundel, rowing on Swanbourne Lake, and attending the beloved annual arts festival.
Horsham offers outdoor spaces, culture and family activities: explore Huxley's Birds of Prey Centre, wander the historic Causeway, visit free Horsham Museum, or discover Warnham Nature Reserve.
Haywards Heath packs in brilliant days out for all ages, from the charming miniature railway at Beech Hurst Park to stunning gardens like Wakehurst Place, Borde Hill, and Nymans — all within easy reach of Haven's Sussex holiday parks.
Bognor Regis offers a brilliant mix of seaside attractions, history, and green spaces. From the Grade II-listed pier and historic Picturedrome Cinema to Hotham Park and the town's museum, there's plenty to keep the whole family entertained.
Pagham offers a mix of natural beauty and coastal charm, from the internationally important Pagham Harbour nature reserve to the historic Salt House and prestigious Aldwick Bay Estate, all within reach of Church Farm Holiday Park and Seal Bay Resort.
Worthing offers an impressive mix of seaside and countryside attractions. Explore the historic 1862 pier, catch a film at The Dome cinema, hike Cissbury Ring, or wander the South Downs — all just 20 miles from Haven's Church Farm holiday park.
Bexhill-on-Sea boasts a brilliant range of things to do, including the iconic De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill Museum, sandy beaches, vintage shopping, and lush green spaces — all a short trip from Combe Haven Holiday Park.
Hailsham packs in a brilliant range of activities, from Knockhatch's dry ski slope and adventure park to the historic Michelham Priory, the scenic Cuckoo Trail, and Arlington Reservoir — making it a superb base for a Sussex day out.
Battle packs in history and natural charm in equal measure. Explore Battle Abbey — where the 1066 armies clashed — discover medieval Bodiam Castle, sample craft ales at the local brewery, and walk scenic woodland trails.
Littlehampton boasts a fantastic range of dining options, from fresh seafood at 47 Mussel Row and riverside alfresco dining at The Boathouse, to authentic Portuguese cuisine, classic Italian and charming British gastropubs just outside town.
Chichester's ten best walks range from the 2-mile Pagham Harbour stroll to the 8.5-mile Thorney Island circuit, taking in canal towpaths, ancient yew forests, Bronze Age burial mounds and sweeping South Downs views.
Eastbourne's dining scene offers independent restaurants spanning Greek, Italian, Indian and vegan cuisine, with Mediterranean flavours dominant, just 15 miles from Combe Haven Holiday Park.
Eastbourne packs natural wonders, cultural gems, and family fun into one vibrant seaside resort. Explore chalk cliffs at Beachy Head, stroll the Victorian pier, watch world-class tennis, and enjoy adventure parks, all under 40 minutes from Combe Haven.
Littlehampton packs in sandy beaches, a seaside amusement park, miniature railway, and a fascinating local museum. Known as 'The Children's Paradise' since the 1920s, this south coast gem sits close by from Church Farm Holiday Park and Seal Bay Resort.
Chichester offers a mix of Roman history, world-class theatre, watersports, and stunning gardens. Just a short drive from Church Farm Holiday Park and Seal Bay Resort, the city packs Roman palaces, Goodwood Estate, and a scenic canal into one destination.
Chichester boasts an outstanding dining scene, from fine dining at Cassons to authentic Indian at Thyme & Chillies and sustainable British fare at Farmer, Butcher, Chef - all within easy reach of Haven's Church Farm Holiday Park and Seal Bay Resort.
Sussex boasts some of Britain's finest beaches, from Brighton's iconic pebbles to the golden sands of West Wittering and Camber Sands, offering swimmers, families, history lovers, and watersports enthusiasts a perfect stretch of South Coast shoreline.
Sussex offers five superb dog-friendly beaches along the South Coast, including Climping, Lancing, and Pevensey Bay, where dogs roam freely all year. Goring-by-Sea applies a designated zone in summer, but all five welcome your four-legged friend.
Sussex offers 17 destinations, from Battle's 1066 battlefield and Brighton to Eastbourne and Bognor Regis, making it a great choice for families and couples.
Sussex packs history, coastline, and countryside into two counties, from Arundel Castle and the Bluebell Railway to West Wittering's beach and South Downs National Park, offering attractions for every visitor.