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Stone Cross Windmill was built in 1875/6 and was in full operation up to the end of the 1930s. It fell into disrepair and eventually was taken over by Stone Cross Mill Trust with the aim of restoring it and preserving for future generations
Eastbourne's spacious seafront lawns, hosts many events throughout the summer. Located just west of the Wish Tower slopes and opposite the Grand Hotel.
Seven Sisters Trail
There were 74 Martello Towers built on the south coast between Folkestone and Seaford. Originally the tower immediately to the east of the Eastbourne Redoubt Fortress was numbered 1.
This Park aims to preserve some of the shingle beach habitat that was once common along the south coast, with areas left as semi-natural habitats
A compact garden with a pond that is the source of the Bourne Stream from which Eastbourne derives its name.
These quiet beaches afford breathtaking views of the natural chalk cliffs and east toward the pier and are ideal for those who want to get away from the busier spots.
Marine Parade Beaches from the Pier to The Pavilion is popular with both visitors and residents of the town. The Pier at one end of the beach with the Pavilion Tea Rooms at the other. These beaches are a favourite for water sports.
We are set in one of the most envied positions for any golf course. High on a plateau behind Beach Head with amazing views both over the South Downs and also out to the English Channel.
These beaches are sand and shingle with good access and parking close by. They are within easy reach of shops and amenities with toilets and refreshments a short distance away.
Outstanding views back along the coast toward the Pier.
Within easy reach of toilets and refreshments. The promenade has a cycle lane.
Dogs are welcome on these beaches.
These beaches are not lifeguarded
Sports hall and meeting/function rooms for a variety of sports and activities, along with a snooker room and fitness room.
The trail is designed to take you on a spooky adventure across Eastbourne and Pevensey, visiting some of the most well known haunted properties in the area. The trail is roughly 9 miles long to walk, but we have designed it so you are able to walk,…
Eastbourne's very own roller rink is a great family venue. Qualified instructors are always on hand so perfect for beginners to the very best. Birthday parties are catered for.
Famous clifftop lighthouse featured in the TV series 'The Lives and Loves of a She Devil'.
Bates Green is in a tranquil setting, surrounded by pastures grazed by sheep with views to the South Downs. The 6-acre conservation meadow adjoining the garden contains a wealth of flora and fauna. It is traditionally managed with mown paths and…
The Heritage Centre is housed in the historic Gun Room on The Tye in historic Alfriston. It charts the history of Alfrston, the Gun Room and the Cuckmere Valley as well as the history of wine-making in England and of Rathfinny Win Estate.
Buzz Active Cuckmere is one of the best locations in the South East for paddle sports.
These beaches are sand and shingle with good access and parking close by. They are within easy reach of shops and amenities with toilets and refreshments a short distance away.
The Long Man of Wilmington towers above the village of Wilmington. This faceless outline of a man carved into the chalk, stands 235ft high.