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Places to Stay Near Cowdray Park in West Sussex
After a busy day exploring everything Cowdray Park has to offer, our range of nearby boutique hotels is the perfect place to stay the night with cosy beds, family rooms, and excellent breakfasts.
Stop by one of our pubs in West Sussex, close to popular attractions like the Goodwood Estate, South Downs National Park, and Chichester Harbour. All of our pubs serve refreshing, award-winning Butcombe real ales, local ciders, and delicious classic pub meals.
Royal Oak
You can be sure of a warm welcome at The Royal Oak, a cosy hotel with 5 spacious bedrooms, 2 self-contained cottages and an on-site restaurant serving locally-sourced dishes. Whether you’re after a relaxing stay near the coast, a romantic staycation or you’re on a business trip, you’ll find everything you need (and more) at The Royal Oak.
Old House Inn
Expect stylish accommodation, excellent food, and plenty of friendly smiles at The Old House Inn. We’re located on the outskirts of High Weald AONB – perfect for those relaxing weekends to lose yourself among the nature. For those jetting off on holiday, we’re just 6 miles from Gatwick Airport (LGW), so we’re perfectly placed to start your holiday early with an overnight stay in one of our 6 well-appointed bedrooms before heading for warmer climes! Kids and dogs are welcome as guests, too, with family and dog-friendly rooms available to suit everyone.
Welldiggers Arms
Located within the South Downs National Park and within easy reach of the coastal towns of Worthing and Bognor Regis, The Welldiggers Arms has 14 welcoming ensuite rooms, perfect for a sound night’s sleep after exploring the wild countryside and coastal areas of West Sussex. On the menu at the on-site restaurant, you’ll find a cracking selection of hearty pub classics, perfectly paired with a variety of Butcombe beers behind the bar.
The White Horse
Located in the heart of the South Downs National Park, you’ll find a warm welcome at The White Horse. Sleep well in the beautifully appointed en-suite rooms before spending your days visiting the magnificent Goodwood Estate, Cowdray Park, Hever Castle or sprawling Holmwood Common. Visit our on-site restaurant, where you will find locally-sourced pub classics, along with an unbeatable selection of Butcombe beers behind the bar.
A Living Time Capsule
The Weald and Downland Living Museum is not your typical museum; it’s a living, breathing experience. Spread across 40 acres of beautiful countryside, this open-air museum is home to over fifty historic buildings, each meticulously preserved and restored to its original glory. From medieval farmhouses to Victorian cottages, every structure tells a story of bygone eras, offering visitors a glimpse into the lives of those who once inhabited them.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF Cowdray Park
Cowdray Park boasts a rich tapestry of history that dates back over 900 years. Its story intertwines with that of the illustrious Cowdray Estate, once home to the influential Viscount Montague family. The estate’s legacy is steeped in tales of royalty, politics, and cultural significance.
The centrepiece of Cowdray Park is Cowdray House, a magnificent Tudor mansion that stands as a testament to centuries of history. While the original house was tragically destroyed by fire in 1793, its ruins still evoke a sense of grandeur and intrigue. Visitors can explore these hauntingly beautiful remnants, imagining the lavish gatherings and noble pursuits that once filled its halls.
Leisure and Recreation
Cowdray Park provides a myriad of leisure activities to suit every taste and interest. Golf enthusiasts can tee off at the renowned Cowdray Park Golf Club, where manicured greens and scenic fairways promise an unforgettable golfing experience.
For those seeking adventure, the park offers opportunities for horseback riding, clay pigeon shooting, and fly fishing along the tranquil River Rother. Indulge in the simple pleasures of picnicking amidst idyllic surroundings or embark on a leisurely stroll through the meticulously landscaped gardens.
Delights and Hospitality
No visit to Cowdray Park would be complete without sampling the culinary delights offered at its charming eateries. From quaint tearooms serving traditional English fare to elegant dining establishments showcasing gourmet cuisine, there’s something to tantalise every palate.
Immerse yourself in the warm hospitality of the local community, where friendly faces and welcoming smiles await. Whether you’re enjoying a leisurely meal or simply savouring a cup of tea, you’ll find yourself enveloped in the cosy embrace of countryside charm.
