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Family Days out In the Area
1. Bateman's2. Battle Abbey and Battlefield
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1. Crowhurst ParkFamily Restaurants In the Area
1. Cafe BelgeCrowhurst Park, Battle
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Telham Lane Battle East Sussex England TN33 0SL |
| Telephone: | + 44 (0) 844 847 1199 (Quote 'childfriendly') |
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Crowhurst Park overview
Situated in the gently rolling hills of lovely East Sussex are the award winning Crowhurst Park Lodges which lies close to the historical town of Battle in East Sussex, famed for the Battle of 1066 ...
when William the Conqueror landed, fought and beat King Harold. Crowhurst Park Lodges offers families an exciting range of leisure facilities within a tranquil and calm rural environment. Kids will love the child-friendly adventure play area with and all year round tennis court. There is also a state of the art leisure club at Crowhurst Park with a magnificent eighteen metre heated indoor swimming pool with children's paddling area. Within easy reach of Crowhurst Park you’ll find a full range of exciting activities for an active family to experience from walking the South Downs to some of the best off road cycling in the country. Visit the ancient towns of Rye and Winchelsea, Battle Abbey and Bodiam's medieval castle or a day at Drusillas Zoo, voted South East England’s number one attraction and finish the day off with a dip in the sea and one of the many South Coast beaches. ACCOMMODATION - Crowhurst Park Lodges offers superb lodges located in a Victorian walled garden with one double and one twin, sleeping 4 in 2 bedrooms. FOR KIDS – Children's pool, FUNdamentals* (gymnastics for under 6s), Adventure playground, Travel cots and highchairs are available for hire.
Minnesota Lodge
14 May 2012
Visited with: Child
We booked for 4 nights in Feb 2012 half term. Never been here before and loved it. Just looking at booking for a christmas break!. The Minnesota lodge was quite dark, and the only down side was the small half sized bath/shower (no good if you're claustraphobic!) but we soon cottoned on to the showers in the leisure club and that suited us fine! Good cooking equipment, with microwave and good hob/oven. TV with freeview and built in DVD player. The fire is great and the lodges really toasty warm. It is very child friendly and we spent most of our time in the swimming pool. You can get take aways from the club house if you don't want to go out to eat. All in all, fab place! We did Hastings one day, Druisilla's and then "Yesterdays world" in Battle. On check out day we still had our leisure passes and stayed until after lunch before heading home. Great place, lovely people and very welcoming.
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