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Many Sussex Gardens open for charity each year under the National Garden Scheme. This scheme provides visitors unique access to over 3,700 exceptional private gardens in England and Wales, and raises impressive amounts of money for nursing and health charities through admissions, teas and cake. St Mary’s House Gardens The lovely gardens at St Mary’s…
Don’t miss these castles near Steyning and Brighton, which are open to the public and well worth a visit. Bramber Castle The remains of this Norman castle are on a small hill overlooking the River Adur, defending a gap in the South Downs. The one surviving wall of the tower, 14 metres high, suggests how…
Vineyards and Wine Tours are within easy reach of Steyning. Tours are on offer through the summer months. The number of successful commercial vineyards in Sussex have been growing in recent years. Locally produced wines often do very well in international competitions. The chalk soil similar to that of the Champagne region of France, warm…
The best gardens in Sussex are within easy reach of Steyning. A great opportunity locally! I have listed the nearest first: Parham House Gardens Set in an ancient deer park, the seven acre gardens were created in the 18th century. The 4 acre walled garden is especially attractive with wide herbaceous borders, a rose garden,…
Parham House is one of the UK’s best Elizabethan buildings with a great hall and long gallery. You will find it in a beautiful deer park, at the foot of the South Downs, with the most attractive gardens and an excellent plant shop. The name Parham (the “par” is pronounced like the “par” in parrot)…
National Trust Sites near Steyning are within easy reach by car. The Closest Sites Cissbury Ring A former Neolithic flint mine and Iron Age hill fort, Cissbury is the most historic hill on the South Downs. The site is just outside Worthing and only 10 miles by car: It should take 18 mins to get…
Lancing beach and the Widewater Lagoon are only 6 miles from Steyning. The beach is part of a long stretch of coastline between Worthing and Shoreham. It has the usual West Sussex wooden groynes and pebbles with compact sand at low tide. It is especially popular with kite surfers and you may be able to…
Borde Hill Gardens are open to the public from mid February until late December. Country Life magazine describes Borde Hill as: “One of the country’s truly great gardens.” The grounds cover over 200 acres across the gardens, woodland and parkland, with beautiful views over the Sussex Weald. There are 17 acres of formal gardens, which…
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