A vast area of grassland, this is a great place to spend some time outdoors. Enjoy stunning views of the Seven Sisters, or perhaps go to High and Overs where a river cliff has been carved out of the soft chalk. With lots of walks and plenty of wildlife to see, this National Trust managed area is well worth a visit.
300 metres long and built on stilts, Eastbourne Pier is an iconic attraction with open deck area, Victorian Tea Rooms and Chippy. The views across the Channel are a delight from here.
Friston Forest is a beech woodland situated in the South Downs National Park. With walking and cycling trails, horse riding trails and a picnic area, this is a great place to spend the day.
This beautiful nature reserve sits in between Seaford Head Golf Course, the Cuckmere Valley and Exeat Bridge. Managed by Sussex Wildlife Trust, the reserve covers 83 hectares and is a great place to find rare species of plants, birds and insects. With fabulous views of the Seven Sisters cliffs and lots of walks to discover, this place should be on your "to do" list.
Here's your chance to walk a Llama. Or maybe say hello to an eclectic mix of other animals including alpacas, reindeer, donkeys, pigs and lambs. You'll also find a playground, cafe and gift shop, fun for all the family.
Originally built as the home of the world famous astronomical observatory, today you can enjoy interactive science for all the family. Both children and adults will enjoy a visit here and there's a cafe on site too.
'Enjoy fun Days Out in East Sussex with all the family with our long list of 6 things to do with the children, as recommended by people who have been there.'
A vast area of grassland, this is a great place to spend some time outdoors. Enjoy stunning views of the Seven Sisters, or perhaps go to High and Overs where a river cliff has been carved out of the soft chalk. With lots of walks and plenty of wildlife to see, this National Trust managed area is well worth a visit.
300 metres long and built on stilts, Eastbourne Pier is an iconic attraction with open deck area, Victorian Tea Rooms and Chippy. The views across the Channel are a delight from here.
Friston Forest is a beech woodland situated in the South Downs National Park. With walking and cycling trails, horse riding trails and a picnic area, this is a great place to spend the day.
This beautiful nature reserve sits in between Seaford Head Golf Course, the Cuckmere Valley and Exeat Bridge. Managed by Sussex Wildlife Trust, the reserve covers 83 hectares and is a great place to find rare species of plants, birds and insects. With fabulous views of the Seven Sisters cliffs and lots of walks to discover, this place should be on your "to do" list.
Here's your chance to walk a Llama. Or maybe say hello to an eclectic mix of other animals including alpacas, reindeer, donkeys, pigs and lambs. You'll also find a playground, cafe and gift shop, fun for all the family.
Originally built as the home of the world famous astronomical observatory, today you can enjoy interactive science for all the family. Both children and adults will enjoy a visit here and there's a cafe on site too.