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Heaven Farm: Camp site

I just stayed here one night. It's quite a basic site with lots of original picturesque farm buildings good shower facilities, a museum, tea shop/gift shop and a nature trail and a few chickens and ducks wandering around to give it a "farm" feel.

Most of the other visitors seemed to be either German or Dutch and a few Brits. Caravans park their vehicles closest to the facilites whilst those with tents have quite a hike from their pitches in the lower meadow to the toilets, water, shop etc. Children seemed very happy to wander around picking blackberries, but there are no other "things to do" here.

The shop closes at half 5 and there isn't much else around so make sure you come well prepared with food etc.

It costs £16 per night/per tent.

It's a good base for exploring East Sussex or as a stop over for those departing/arriving from Newhaven Port which is just half an hours drive away.

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Address: A275 Near Chailey
  • Related to: Family Travel, Adventure Travel, Farm Stay
  • Written August 22, 2007
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The Old Vicarage - Rye: One day I will stay here.

This 14th century vicarage is a Bed and Breakfast cottage and it is somewhere I have always wanted to stay!! It oozes character and they have won awards for such things as Britains Best Breakfast!!
Please tell my hubby (VT member Chrishc) to book a room soon!

Unique Quality: The rooms look very quaint and have good views. Some rooms even have four poster beds

  • Opinion of Price: more expensive than average
  • Address: The Old Vicarage, 66 Church Square, Rye.
  • Phone: 01797 222119
  • Written March 15, 2005
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The Mermaid Inn: Luxury in Rye

This is the loveliest hotel in the town of Rye. It originally dates back to 1156 but was rebuilt in 1420. It is in a pedestrianised cobbled street and is a lovely romantic place to stay. The restaurant is also very good and they use only local fresh produce.

Unique Quality: Lovely four poster beds

  • Opinion of Price: most expensive
  • Address: Mermaid Street Rye
  • Phone: 01797 223065
  • Related to: Historical Travel, Luxury Travel
  • Written March 13, 2005
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The George, Alfriston: Affordable 4 poster bed

A 16th century coaching house found on the high street in Alfriston. Some of the wallpaper is 17th century. Creeky old place it may be, and thankfully hasn't been renovated to the point of anodine 21st century 'perfection'. Also a big, welcoming bar downstairs with open fire and a well-regarded fish restaurant.

Unique Quality: That 4 poster bed!

  • Opinion of Price: about average
  • Address: HIgh Street, Alfriston
  • Written August 31, 2003
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