Meadowview Park

1066 Country Walk

Stretches 50km from Pevensey to Rye, tracing William the Conqueror's 1066 invasion route across East Sussex. Terrain varies from coastal marshes and gentle farmland to moderate climbs through wooded sections and the High Weald. Not suitable for buggies or very young children due to length and uneven ground, though individual sections work for older kids. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers historic battlefield sites, medieval towns, and sweeping views across Romney Marsh—a atmospheric l

1066 Country Walk - Bexhill Link

Follows a 10km linear route connecting Bexhill to the main 1066 Country Walk, crossing gently rolling farmland and quiet lanes with occasional moderate climbs. Not ideal for buggies due to stiles and uneven field paths, but manageable for older children who can handle the distance. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Links the coast to historic countryside marking the Norman invasion route, offering peaceful rural views and a sense of Sussex history away from busier sections.

1066 Country Walk - Hastings Link

Follows the historic 1066 invasion route from Battle to Hastings through rolling Sussex countryside with a mix of woodland paths, farmland tracks and some moderate climbs. Suitable for older children but too rugged for buggies – expect muddy stretches and stiles. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Combines genuine history (Battle Abbey, battlefield sites) with coastal views as you near Hastings, making it rewarding for families wanting something beyond an ordinary countryside stroll.

Combe Valley Greenway

Motoring Heritage Trail