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Burgess Hill Tourist Information Centre has leaflets and information on a
wide range of attractions in Mid Sussex and further afield. Below is
a taster of places to visit during your stay. For further
information on local attractions visit www.sussextourism.org.uk.
Alternatively call the Tourist Information Centre on 01444 238202 for
further information and to request a copy of the Sussex Top
Attractions Guide.
Ashdown
Forest Lama Park
Ashdown
Forest Llama Park is situated in the midst of the beautiful Ashdown
Forest and is home to a large breeding herd of llamas and alpacas.
For further information visit Sussex Top Attractions.
Bedelands Farm Nature Reserve
Bentley Wildfowl & Motor
Museum
Something for
everyone with one of the largest waterfowl collections including
Swans, Geese, Ducks, Cranes and Flamingoes in a natural setting. For
further information visit the Sussex Top Attractions.
Bluebell
Railway
The Bluebell Railway is a
preserved all-steam railway in West Sussex. See over 30 locomotives
plus Victorian, 1930s and 1950s period stations. For
further information visit the Sussex Top Attractions.
Booth Museum
Over half a million specimens,
natural history literature and data extending back over three
centuries are housed in this fascinating museum.
Chailey
Windmill 2005
The windmill is open
between 3pm and 5pm on the last Sunday of each month from April to
September inclusive. There are additional openings on 8 May, which
is National Mills Day, and 11 September, National Heritage Day. The Mill
contains an interesting collection of photographs of Chailey dating back
over 100 years and also houses a rural life museum. Special parties
can be arranged by John Smith (01825 723519) or Graham Johnson (01825
722476).
CJ's
Playland
Are you ready children
for one of the largest soft play areas you have ever played in come and visit
us in Burgess Hill.
Drusillas
Park
Drusillas has a wide
variety of animals in naturalistic environments, including the
famous Meerkats, a walk-through bat enclosure, Petworld, Penguin
Bay, Millennium Bugs and Squirrel Monkey Island to name but a few! For
further information visit the Sussex Top Attractions.
Fishers
Farm Park
A family day out - a unique
mix of farmyard and dynamic adventure play. Daily events include
farm shows in the newly refurbished Barn Theatre; tractor-trailer,
pony, combine harvester rides.
Golf Academy
Burgess Hill's
prestigious championship Golf Course & driving range.
High Beeches
A famous garden boasting twenty
five acres of magically beautiful, peaceful woodland and water
gardens.
Historic
Houses Association
Over 500 HHA member
properties welcome visits. Nearly 350 are open regularly to the
public. Full details of these properties and the access they offer
are available, together with links to individual websites, at www.hha.org.uk.
Jack & Jill Windmills
The Jack and Jill Windmills perch
on the top of Clayton Hill with beautiful views of the Sussex
countryside. For further information contact the Tourist
Information Centre on 01444 238202.
Lewes
Castle
Visit this imposing castle and
barbican at Lewes, built shortly after the Norman invasion of 1066,
offering spectacular views from the top. For further information
visit the Sussex Top Attractions.
Orion Cinema
For information on Burgess Hill's
local two-screen
cinema.
Palace Pier
For year round entertainment
there is no better place to visit than Brighton Pier!
Sheffield Park and Gardens
A garden for all seasons with something for
everyone! The 120 acre garden with four large lakes
reflecting the exquisite planting of trees and shrubs provides
something for all. For further information visit the Sussex
Top Attractions.
Triangle Leisure Centre
Washbrooks
Family Farm
At Washbrooks Farm you will find
everything from a baby rabbit to a shire horse, plus a wide range of
children's attractions.
Information and leaflets regarding
all the above available from the Tourist
Information Centre at the Town Council's Help Point, 96 Church Walk.
Contact us on 01444 238202.
Links
to other Tourist Attraction Websites :
www.enjoysussex.info
www.sussextourism.org.uk
www.artsinsussex.com
www.sussexbythesea.com
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