Combe Haven Holiday Park

Combe Valley Greenway

Follows a smooth, flat, traffic-free path along a disused railway line through the Combe Valley Countryside Park near Bexhill-on-Sea. Perfect for families with buggies, young cyclists, and dogs on leads. The level terrain makes it accessible for all ages and abilities, with wildlife-rich wetlands and meadows alongside. Worth doing for an easy nature walk without any challenging climbs, plus good birdwatching opportunities in the valley's restored habitats.

1066 Country Walk

Follows the historic route William the Conqueror took inland from Pevensey to Battle in 1066, covering 31 miles of gently rolling East Sussex countryside with moderate climbs through woodland, farmland and picturesque villages. Not suitable for buggies due to length and stiles; manageable for fit older children in sections. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines genuine historical significance with varied terrain and good pub stops along the way.

1066 Country Walk - Bexhill Link

Connects Bexhill-on-Sea to the main 1066 Country Walk with gentle to moderate inclines through farmland and woodland. The 10km route is best suited for older children and confident walkers rather than buggies due to uneven paths and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful countryside views and links coastal Bexhill to historic inland routes commemorating the Norman invasion, making it ideal for history enthusiasts extending their walk.

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