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Discover the best top things to do in Horsham District, United Kingdom including South Downs Way National Trail, St. Mary's House & Gardens, Stopham Vineyard, Huxley's Birds of Prey Centre and Gardens, Knepp Wildland Safaris, Parham House & Gardens, The Black Jug, The Capitol, Horsham, Pulborough Brooks RSPB, Sumners Ponds.
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1. South Downs Way National Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By alan2303 - Shoreham-by-Sea, United Kingdom
Although I do plan to walk the entire length of the path I have walked along many sections at various times. Most recently I walked circular routes from Harting, Fulking, Pyecombe, Upper Beeding in West Sussex as well as from Wilmington, Alciston and Firle in East Sussex. All sections have provided climbs up to spectacular views both South towards the sea and North across the Weald. Whichever section you choose you will experience some taxing climbs from sea level in the river valleys and some great viewpoints. It can be a cheap day out if you find a sensible place to leave your car and avoid some of the busy official car parks. Public transport to various jump off points is possible but a little limited in some sections.
2. St. Mary's House & Gardens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 101 reviews
A restored pilgrim Inn dating from 1470, this half-timbered house has a wealth of interest and some unique painted and decorated rooms dating from Tudor times. It sits in 5 acres of gardens and has been lovingly restored by the present owners. Open May-Sept, Sundays, Thursdays, Bank Holiday Mondays, plus Wednesdays in August
Reviewed By Nelliekay - Brighton and Hove, United Kingdom
Went here after a recommendation from a friend and very please I did. Friendly greeting. Covid measures in place, paths clearly sign posted. But plenty of room so more or less free to wander where we wanted. All visitors respectful of social distancing. Chairs dotted around the gardens, so tranquil to sit listening to the trees rustling etc, Staff were friendly and informative. Warm enough to sit in the gardens with tea and delicious cakes. Was told June is the best month to visit so shall be back next year when hopefully Covid free!
3. Stopham Vineyard
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 40 reviews
A beautiful vineyard and winery in the South Downs National Park, West Sussex. We make still white, rosé and sparkling wines. We have special tours of the vineyard and winery given by the winemaker followed by a wine tasting in the winery, a Grade II listed Victorian barn, housing state of the art wine production equipment.
Reviewed By sharont79 - Ringwood, United Kingdom
Had a weekend in wonderful West Sussex. Walked from Fittleworth to Stopham Vineyard for a wine tour and tasting. Toured the vineyard with fantastic views across the Downs, and then wandered over to the barns for a great overview of the wine making process, from Simon... and then the tasting! The day was rounded off with a lovely two course meal at The White Hart, overlooking the 13th century bridge. Back at home we are currently drinking a glass of Stopham Pinot - nice. Do this tour - buy the wine - you'll love it.
4. Huxley's Birds of Prey Centre and Gardens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By emmawA6537DV - Horsham, United Kingdom
I cannot praise Huxlelys enough! Lived in Horsham over 25 years and had never been?! We got there in time for the first meet an owl session, had a wander round to see the birds, went for lunch in the garden centre, then back for the second meet an owl and the flying display. The team are wonderful, welcoming and very humorous! We so lucky to be able to take part in the display and fly some of the birds. For a relatively inexpensive day out compared to many days out for 7 of us it was an experience we won’t forget!
5. Knepp Wildland Safaris
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 421 reviews
Knepp - one of the largest re-wilding projects in lowland Europe. Encounter herds of wild ponies, cattle, deer and pigs as they roam 3,500 acres of Sussex, driving the forces of habitat regeneration. Join us on one of our vehicle-based safaris or guided walking tours and experience our profusion of birds, mammals, butterflies, beetles, reptiles, plants and fungi in a setting that feels as wild and dynamic as the African bush. Stay in one of our beautiful shepherd's huts or luxurious tents, or simply pitch your own in our exclusive Wildland campsite. You don't have to take one of our safaris to stay here, and you don't have to stay here to take a safari - though naturally we hope you'll be tempted to combine the two.
6. Parham House & Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 282 reviews
One of the top twenty in Simon Jenkins's book 'England's Thousand Best Houses'. Idyllically set in the heart of an ancient deer park, below the South Downs, the Elizabethan house contains an important collection of needlework, paintings and furniture. The spectacular Long Gallery is the third longest in England. The gardens include a four-acre Walled Garden with stunning herbaceous borders, plus Pleasure Grounds. Parham has always been a well-loved family home, and only three families have lived here since its foundation stone was laid in 1577. Its tranquillity and timeless beauty have changed little over the years. Now owned by a charitable trust, the house is lived in by Lady Emma Barnard, her husband James and their family. Open from Easter Sunday until the end of October. Please see the website for days and times.
Reviewed By therealdeadbird - London, United Kingdom
Parham is essentially an old house with a welcoming heart to visitors in surroundings that include a practical walled garden and best of all endless trees in a deer park . The restaurant is not run at the pace of a Burger King or Macdonalds nor does the shop contain everything in Amazon Houses of Elizabethan era are few and far between ,a bit like Chastleton in North Oxford but more refined Parham is unique ,unfussy
7. The Black Jug
8. The Capitol, Horsham
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 207 reviews
The Capitol Theatre is a multi-purpose arts venue in Horsham, West Sussex. We boast a 410 seat Theatre, 2 Cinema Screens, Studio Theatre, Meeting Room and Gallery Space. All areas are fully accessible from the ground floor level, with lift facilities for disabled users. The Theatre, Cinemas and Studio are equipped with infra-red transmission systems for the hard of hearing. Our Café at the front of the building provides freshly ground coffee and a full range of hot and cold drinks as well as light snacks during our normal opening hours. Bar facilities in the foyer area provide a comprehensive range of refreshments in the evening and prior to performances. Our Box Office opens 9:45am – 8pm Monday to Saturday and 30 minutes prior to the first film or event on Sunday. It offers a comprehensive booking service for all shows and events at The Capitol as well as selected regional events.
Reviewed By kimjC2345GE - Horsham, United Kingdom
Went to see Peter Pan with my husband and two daughters (10 & 12). Have to say we all had a lovely time. Great performances and typical pantomime cheesy humour... Brilliant pantomime dame stole the show but all were good.
9. Pulborough Brooks RSPB
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 277 reviews
Reviewed By workhousekids
Worth going to several times in one year, different species and different weather makes visits varied and interesting. Good for all ages although there is a little bit of walking. Take time to have a trip on the little boat which is included in the price. Take a picnic as the cafe is rather over priced - the only negative point that I can think of.
10. Sumners Ponds
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 809 reviews
Reviewed By 517heidemarieb
We stayed at Sumners Ponds in-between lockdowns .Everything was very efficiently organized with clear instructions for everyone's safety and the highest of cleanliness standards.We have stayed on several occasions previously and have always found the staff extremely helpful and friendly.They provided information about the locality and restaurants as well as the site itself.The on site cafe is super with plenty of outside space. The campsite is lovely - spacious,quiet and clean.There is always plenty to see in and around the lakes and the pub and village shop are a short walk away.We keep on returning!!
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