South Downs

If having a pint and a pub lunch sounds good, why not add to the occasion and try one of our short beer mat walks on the South Downs?

The South Downs are a stronghold for one of our most exotic creatures - the dragonfly. Find out how you can get closer to these endangered insects, and help to protect them too.

From walking to cycling, kite flying to simply enjoying the stunning views, there's plenty to see and do on a day out here.

A great place to visit and to enjoy stunning sea views whilst stopping for a cup of tea or bite to eat, find out what you could see and do on a day out at Birling Gap.

Breathe in nature at Woolbeding Countryside. There are lots of places around this ancient landscape for you to explore on foot, don't forget to look out for resident wildlife too.

With plenty to see and do on a visit, Black Down, the highest point in the South Downs National Park, is a great place to walk, run, cycle and celebrate the great outdoors.

Whether you're after a really good walk, a cycle, want to try your hand at geocaching, ride our selection of bridleways or tick off a few of those 50 things to do before you're 11¾, you'll have the chance at our estate.

Explore Lavington Common and take a stroll through our stunning open landscape and woodland. It's the perfect place to relax and unwind as well as discover the local wildlife.

Whether you're a keen cyclist, a fervent hiker or are quite happy having a spot of tea whilst admiring the English countryside, there really is something for everyone in this scenic part of West Sussex.

Ditchling Beacon is a fantastic place to explore, run around, go for a walk and celebrate the great outdoors.