Best places to eat in Pulborough
In the heart of rural Sussex lies the town of Pulborough, with rich history and beauty surrounding every side. There’s plenty to explore out here, including many hidden gems for food lovers.
Welcome to Haven's hub of the best walks up and down the UK. After all, there's no better way to experience a breath of fresh sea air! Browse our walking articles, make a shortlist and book your next break to the great outdoors.
In the heart of rural Sussex lies the town of Pulborough, with rich history and beauty surrounding every side. There’s plenty to explore out here, including many hidden gems for food lovers.
The Ayrshire countryside around Craig Tara offers ten excellent walks, ranging from an easy 2-mile coastal stroll to Greenan Castle to the 10-mile Ayr to Troon coastal path, with most routes welcoming dogs.
Ayr offers outdoor adventure, cultural gems, and family attractions. Four miles from Craig Tara Holiday Park, highlights include Culzean Castle, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, the Electric Brae, and a lively seafront.
Kilmarnock packs history, culture, and outdoor adventure into Ayrshire's largest town. Explore Dean Castle's free 14th-century grounds, browse the Dick Institute's acclaimed galleries, catch a show at the Palace Theatre, or walk the 13-stop Heritage Walk.
Edinburgh's ten best walking trails span everything from an easy 0.8-mile stroll around Calton Hill to the challenging 12-mile Water of Leith Walkway. Routes like Arthur's Seat, Dean Village, and the Pentland Hills cater to every fitness level.
Northumberland has eight exceptional walks, from the mystical Drake Stone at Harbottle to coastal paths near Haggerston Castle, taking in iron age hillforts, caves, forests and historic Berwick.
Berwick-upon-Tweed offers five walks of 3 to 5 miles, covering coastal clifftops, riverside estuary paths and historic town walls. Most routes welcome dogs and showcase Northumberland scenery.
South Wales delivers world-class walking, from easy riverside routes at Llandovery to challenging gorge trails at Devil's Bridge. The Brecon Beacons, Gower Peninsula, and Pembrokeshire coastline offer seven standout walks for all abilities.
Ceredigion offers walking for all abilities, from easy coastal strolls like Aberporth to Tresaith to challenging cliff-top routes near Aberystwyth, with eight varied routes near Haven's Quay West Holiday Park.
Pembrokeshire's best walks span eight routes from 1 to 4.5 miles, offering coastal clifftops, ancient history and exceptional wildlife. From Lydstep Caverns to Caldey Island, all are easily reached from Haven's Pembrokeshire holiday parks.
Aberaeron suits dog-friendly holidays with two accessible beaches, welcoming cafes and pubs, and three scenic walking trails. Minutes from Quay West Holiday Park, this Georgian town is a great base for dog owners.

Tenby and the Pembrokeshire coast offer eight superb walks, from a 2.5-mile stroll to an 11-mile trek, connecting beaches, medieval landmarks, burial chambers and cliff-top scenery.
Milford Haven blends maritime history with waterfront dining and adventure: the Heritage Museum, estuary kayaking, puffin-filled Skomer Island, and peaceful Gelliswick Beach.
Lincolnshire's nine best walks include the Snipe Dales Country Park Trail, the coastal Gibraltar Point route and the historic Fossdyke Canal Trail, ranging from 1.2 to 7.5 miles for all abilities.
The Isle of Wight offers heritage landmarks, family attractions, and coastal walks, including Carisbrooke Castle, Osborne House, The Needles, and Blackgang Chine, the UK's oldest amusement park, reached by ferry.
Dorset boasts over 300 miles of walking trails, from the iconic Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door coastal path to scenic inland routes. Easy strolls, challenging clifftop hikes, and dog-friendly walks suit all abilities across this stunning, unspoilt county.
Somerset's finest walks span fossil-strewn coastlines, dramatic gorges and rolling Mendip Hills. Eight varied routes cater for all abilities, taking in standout highlights such as Cheddar Gorge, Brean Down's Iron Age fort and England's tallest tree.
Somerset's best days out span ancient cave systems at Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge, wild nature reserves, adventure activities, and family-friendly beaches — with Haven parks ideally placed to explore them all.
Somerset is a brilliant destination for dog owners, offering year-round dog-friendly beaches, stunning coastal walks at Brean Down, scenic riverside trails, and countless welcoming pubs and cafés — with Doniford Bay Holiday Park the ideal base.
Exmoor National Park offers outstanding walking routes for all abilities, from the ancient Tarr Steps and scenic Wimbleball Lake trail to the challenging summit of Dunkery Beacon, the South West's highest point at 535 metres.
Skegness is a brilliant dog-friendly destination with pet-welcoming beaches, pubs, and nature reserves on the doorstep of Haven's holiday park. Dogs can roam Anderby Creek, explore Gibraltar Point, and even visit Natureland seal sanctuary with you.
Weymouth is surrounded by brilliant dog-friendly beaches, including Ringstead Bay, Osmington Mills, Hive Beach, and Smallmouth Bay. Most welcome dogs all year round, making Dorset's Jurassic Coast an ideal destination for walkies in any season.
Weymouth offers ten brilliant walking trails for all abilities, from the easy 1-mile Radipole Lake discovery trail to the challenging 11.5-mile South West Coast Path route to Lulworth Cove, taking in stunning coastal views, wildlife, and history.
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.
Durdle Door sits just 11 miles from Haven's Weymouth Bay and Seaview holiday parks, with beaches, coastal walks, and nearby attractions including Lulworth Castle, Monkey World, and fossil-rich Kimmeridge Bay — ideal for families and nature lovers.
Chichester is well-positioned to offer walkers a number of interesting different routes, nestled right between the South Downs National Park and Chichester Harbour. Here we’ve put together a list of the best Chichester walks for you to enjoy.
We think Essex is underrated as far as its coastline is concerned, so we’ve put together a list of Essex coastal walks that will bring many a holiday memory to every family.
Kent's best walks include the dramatic White Cliffs of Dover, King's Wood's sculpture trail, and the historic Weardale Circular from Chartwell, offering coastal paths, ancient woodland, and rich cultural heritage across the county.
The UK boasts outstanding coastal walks, from Yorkshire's chalk cliffs at Flamborough Head to Pembrokeshire's dramatic headlands. Routes pass castles, coves, historic landmarks and wildlife-rich shores, with many located close to Haven holiday parks.
Devon's best dog-friendly beaches include Saunton Sands, Ness Cove, Fairy Cove, Lynmouth Beach, and East Portlemouth — all open year-round, offering golden sands, rock pools, and stunning coastal scenery for dogs and owners alike.