The park sits within the heart of 1066 Country, an area known for its heritage, walking routes and traditional villages and is one of the main holiday parks in Battle in Sussex.
Overview of Crowhurst Park Holiday Village
Crowhurst Park Holiday Village is an independent family run holiday park set within approximately 120 acres of countryside near Battle in East Sussex. The park sits within the heart of 1066 Country, approximately two to three miles from Battle and five miles from the Sussex coast and is one of the main holiday parks in Battle in Sussex.
Holiday accommodation includes two and three bedroom self catering lodges and a three bedroom cottage. The current range sleeps between four and six guests, with selected lodges offering a private hot tub. A wheelchair friendly lodge with ramped access and adapted facilities is also available.
The Leisure Club is one of the park’s main features. Holiday guests receive temporary membership during their stay, providing access to an 18 metre indoor swimming pool, children’s paddling area, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gym. Beauty and therapy treatments can be booked separately.
Families can use the adventure playground, indoor soft play room, tennis court and games facilities. Fishing is available at a small pond within the grounds, while selected evening events include quizzes, bingo and open mic sessions.
The historic Manor House contains a restaurant, café lounge and bars. Crowhurst Park is ideal for couples and families looking for lodge accommodation with extensive leisure facilities, countryside surroundings and easy access to Battle, Hastings and Bexhill.
Crowhurst Park Holiday Village at a Glance
| Park information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Telham Lane near Battle in East Sussex |
| Setting | Approximately 120 acres of countryside and parkland |
| Holiday accommodation | Two and three bedroom lodges and Stable Cottage |
| Capacity | Accommodation sleeping between four and six guests |
| Hot tubs | Available with selected Plus lodges |
| Accessible stay | Wheelchair friendly two bedroom lodge available |
| Pets | Pet free, apart from registered assistance dogs |
| Swimming | Heated 18 metre indoor pool and children’s paddling area |
| Wellness | Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, treatments and therapy services |
| Family facilities | Adventure playground, soft play and games room |
| Food and drink | Restaurant, café lounge and bars in the Manor House |
| Best for | Couples, families, spa breaks and exploring 1066 Country |
Temporary Leisure Club membership is included with self catering holidays, although treatments, fitness classes and some additional services carry separate charges.
Why is Crowhurst Park Holiday Village a Great Holiday Park?
• Countryside setting close to Battle and the Sussex coast
• Two and three bedroom lodge accommodation sleeping up to six
• Private hot tubs available with selected lodges
• Indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room
• Gym, spa treatments and therapy services within the park
• Adventure playground, soft play room and tennis court
• Restaurant, café lounge and bars in the historic Manor House
• Battle Abbey, Hastings and Bexhill within a short drive
FAQs About Crowhurst Park Holiday Village
What accommodation is available at Crowhurst Park?
Visitors can choose from two and three bedroom lodges sleeping four to six guests and Stable Cottage, which sleeps up to six. The range includes standard lodges, hot tub accommodation and a wheelchair friendly lodge.
Does Crowhurst Park have a swimming pool?
Yes. The Leisure Club has a heated 18 metre indoor swimming pool and a shallow paddling area for children. Holiday guests receive temporary Leisure Club membership for the duration of their stay.
Do the lodges at Crowhurst Park have hot tubs?
Selected Plus lodges include a private outdoor hot tub. Hot tubs are not provided with every lodge, so visitors should choose accommodation that specifically includes one when booking.
Is Crowhurst Park suitable for families?
Yes. Families can use the indoor swimming pool, children’s paddling area, adventure playground, soft play room, tennis court and games facilities. Age and supervision rules apply within the Leisure Club.
Are dogs welcome at Crowhurst Park?
Crowhurst Park operates a pet free policy to protect the wildlife within its countryside grounds. Registered assistance dogs are permitted, and visitors should discuss their requirements with the park before booking.
How far is Crowhurst Park from Battle?
Crowhurst Park is approximately two to three miles south of Battle. The town and Battle Abbey can normally be reached in around five to ten minutes by car.
Accommodation at Crowhurst Park Holiday Village
Crowhurst Park offers two and three bedroom self catering lodges and the three bedroom Stable Cottage. The accommodation sleeps between four and six guests.
Two bedroom lodges generally sleep four and have a double bedroom and a twin bedroom. Three bedroom choices sleep up to six and provide additional space for larger families or groups. Bathroom arrangements vary, with selected lodges offering an ensuite shower alongside the main bathroom.
Every lodge has an open plan living area, kitchen facilities and a veranda with outdoor furniture. Kitchens include a cooker, microwave, fridge and the main equipment needed for self catering. Bed linen and towels are provided, and beds are prepared before arrival.
Selected Plus lodges include a private hot tub. WiFi is available throughout the current holiday accommodation, although the exact standard, views and internal layout vary between lodge styles.
Stable Cottage sleeps six and has three bedrooms, two shower rooms, a fitted kitchen and garden furniture. The cottage has internal stairs and some low ceilings.
A wheelchair friendly two bedroom lodge sleeps four and currently includes ramped access, a wet room, lowered kitchen units and a ceiling hoist above the double bed. Guests should confirm the hoist specification and their individual access requirements before booking.
Accommodation at Crowhurst Park
| Accommodation type | Main features | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Two bedroom lodges | Sleep four with kitchen, living space and veranda | Couples and smaller families |
| Three bedroom lodges | Sleep five or six with additional bedroom space | Families and groups |
| Plus lodges | Selected accommodation with a private outdoor hot tub | Hot tub breaks |
| Accessible lodge | Two bedrooms, ramped access, wet room and adapted kitchen | Guests with mobility requirements |
| Stable Cottage | Three bedrooms, two shower rooms and space for six | Families and shared holidays |
| Pet free accommodation | All standard holiday accommodation excludes pets | Visitors seeking pet free stays |
Practical Accommodation Information
| Feature | What guests should know |
|---|---|
| Bedrooms | Two and three bedroom choices are available |
| Capacity | Holiday accommodation sleeps between four and six |
| Hot tubs | Included with selected Plus lodges only |
| Pets | Registered assistance dogs only |
| Kitchens | Cooker, microwave, fridge and self catering equipment |
| Linen and towels | Included with holiday bookings |
| Beds | Prepared before arrival |
| Outdoor space | Veranda and garden furniture with each lodge |
| WiFi | Available within the holiday accommodation |
| Parking | Allocated parking provided close to each lodge |
| Accessible lodge | Ramped access, wet room and adapted internal facilities |
| Stable Cottage | Contains stairs and some low ceilings |
| Specification | Bedroom, bathroom and appliance arrangements vary |
The park has gradients and varying levels across its countryside grounds. Most standard lodges have entrance steps, so visitors with limited mobility should book the designated accessible lodge or discuss the most appropriate accommodation directly with the park.
Park Facilities at Crowhurst Park Holiday Village
The Leisure Club provides the main indoor facilities at Crowhurst Park. Its heated 18 metre swimming pool has a shallow beach style area for younger children, alongside a Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room.
Holiday guests receive temporary membership during their stay. Children under 14 must be accompanied in the pool, while the Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gym are restricted to guests aged 16 and over. The pool has a daily adults only swimming period between noon and 2pm.
The air conditioned gym contains cardiovascular equipment, resistance machines and free weights. Fitness classes and personal training may be booked separately.
Beauty treatments, massages, facials and salon services are available through The Retreat. A separate Therapy Lodge offers services including sports massage, physiotherapy, osteopathy, reflexology, acupuncture and podiatry. Treatments need to be booked and paid for separately.
Outdoor and family facilities include an all weather tennis court, adventure playground, small fishing pond and woodland walking. The Manor House also contains a soft play room, games facilities and a launderette.
The restaurant serves evening meals, Sunday lunches and seasonal menus. The café lounge opens for coffee, cakes and lighter lunches, while lodge delivery is available on selected evenings.
Main Facilities at Crowhurst Park
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Indoor swimming pool | Heated 18 metre pool |
| Children’s pool | Shallow beach style paddling area |
| Jacuzzi | Poolside relaxation facility for guests aged 16 and over |
| Sauna and steam room | Located within the Leisure Club |
| Gym | Cardiovascular, resistance and free weight equipment |
| Fitness classes | Timetabled sessions with separate charges where applicable |
| Spa and salon | Massages, facials, nails and beauty treatments |
| Therapy Lodge | Sports therapy, physiotherapy and complementary treatments |
| Adventure playground | Outdoor children’s play area |
| Soft play room | Indoor play space within the Manor House |
| Tennis | All weather court |
| Fishing | Small fishing pond within the grounds |
| Games facilities | Games room, pool and table tennis |
| Food and drink | Restaurant, café lounge and bars |
| Launderette | Washing facilities in the Manor House |
| Small shop | Daily essentials available within the park |
Leisure and Activity Information
| Facility | What visitors should know |
|---|---|
| Leisure Club access | Temporary membership included with holidays |
| Children in the pool | Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult |
| Adults only swimming | Daily between noon and 2pm |
| Gym minimum age | 16 years |
| Jacuzzi, sauna and steam room | Minimum age of 16 |
| Spa treatments | Advance booking and separate payment required |
| Therapy appointments | Arranged directly with the practitioner |
| Tennis and fishing | Booking through reception is advisable |
| Evening events | Quizzes, bingo and open mic sessions on selected dates |
| Low season | Some facilities and events may operate reduced hours |
Places to Visit Near Crowhurst Park Holiday Village
Battle is approximately five to ten minutes from Crowhurst Park. Its best known attraction is Battle Abbey and the battlefield where the Battle of Hastings took place in 1066. The town also has independent shops, cafés, pubs and historic buildings around its High Street.
Hastings is approximately 15 minutes away. Visitors can explore the beach, pier, Old Town, fishing quarter and distinctive net huts. The East and West Hill lifts provide access to clifftop views and open spaces above the town.
Bexhill on Sea is also within a short drive. Its long seafront is home to the De La Warr Pavilion, which hosts art exhibitions, concerts and cultural events.
Bodiam Castle provides a further historic day out, with its moat, towers and surrounding countryside. The Kent and East Sussex Railway operates heritage train journeys through the Rother Valley between Tenterden and Bodiam.
Rye is known for its cobbled streets, independent shops and historic buildings. Nearby Rye Harbour Nature Reserve has miles of accessible paths through coastal and wetland habitats.
Families can also visit Drusillas Park, while Eastbourne, Beachy Head and the South Downs provide further choices for coastal walks and longer days out.
Nearby Towns and Attractions
| Place to visit | Approximate journey | Why visit |
|---|---|---|
| Battle | 5 to 10 minutes | Historic town, shops, cafés and abbey |
| Battle Abbey | 5 to 10 minutes | 1066 battlefield, abbey ruins and exhibitions |
| Hastings | Approximately 15 minutes | Beach, Old Town, fishing quarter and cliff railways |
| Bexhill on Sea | Approximately 15 to 20 minutes | Seafront and De La Warr Pavilion |
| Bodiam Castle | Approximately 25 minutes | Moated medieval castle and countryside |
| Rye | Approximately 30 minutes | Historic streets, shops and places to eat |
| Rye Harbour Nature Reserve | Approximately 30 to 35 minutes | Coastal wildlife, walking routes and accessible hides |
| Eastbourne | Approximately 35 to 40 minutes | Seafront, pier, shops and restaurants |
| Drusillas Park | Approximately 40 minutes | Animals, play areas and family attractions |
| Beachy Head | Approximately 40 minutes | Clifftop scenery and South Downs walks |
Journey times are approximate and can increase during summer weekends and school holidays.
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