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Pubs Near Midhurst
Nestled in the picturesque countryside of West Sussex, lies the charming market town of Midhurst. With its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant community spirit, Midhurst captivates visitors with its timeless allure.
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Pubs And Inns Near Midhurst, West Sussex
After a day exploring the historic Midhurst, take a break at one of our nearby pubs and enjoy a locally-sourced classic pub meal washed down with an award-winning pint of Butcombe beer or refreshing local cider.
Stop by one of our pubs in West Sussex, close to popular attractions like the Chichester Cathedral, 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.
The Royal Oak
The Royal Oak is a traditional country pub and dining room with bedrooms and two self-contained cottages, tucked away in East Lavant at the foot of the South Downs, for over 200 years. We offer a gateway to the South Downs for those seeking peace, quiet and an indulgent escape, run by a team dedicated to good food, warm hospitality and personal service.
The Old House Inn
The Old House Inn is a traditional country pub with bedrooms, located in the beautiful West Sussex village of Copthorne. We pride ourselves on a very warm welcome, and offer the perfect base for a rural escape, or overnight stay with excellent proximity to Gatwick International Airport.
The Welldiggers Arms
The Welldiggers Arms is a traditional country pub with bedrooms, located in beautiful Low Heath near Petworth and Midhurst, West Sussex. Our spacious dining area features large picture windows overlooking a stunning coppice and the rolling South Downs, and an open kitchen so guests can watch the chefs hard at work.
The White Horse
Expect a very warm welcome, beautiful bedrooms, and seasonal, locally sourced food and drink at The White Horse. As well as a passion for quality, we are a community pub devoted to offering comfort to all. Whether you’re looking for a luxurious countryside getaway, or just fancy a pint of ale after walking the dog, you’ll feel right at home after exploring Midhurst.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF MIDHURST
Midhurst boasts a history that stretches back centuries, evident in its well-preserved architecture and landmarks. The town flourished during the medieval period as a market town and became a prominent centre for trade and commerce. Visitors can explore remnants of its past through landmarks like the ruins of Cowdray House, a Tudor mansion devastated by fire in the 18th century, and the impressive Midhurst Castle.
Picturesque Countryside
Surrounded by the scenic beauty of the South Downs National Park, Midhurst offers a haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The rolling hills, verdant meadows, and winding trails beckon visitors to explore the great outdoors. Whether it’s a leisurely stroll along the River Rother or a challenging hike up the South Downs Way, Midhurst provides a tranquil escape into nature’s embrace.
Cultural Delights
Despite its quaint size, Midhurst boasts a vibrant cultural scene that belies its rural setting. The town is home to various art galleries, museums, and cultural events that celebrate its heritage and creativity. Visitors can immerse themselves in local art at the Kevis House Gallery or discover the town’s past at the Midhurst Museum. Throughout the year, Midhurst hosts a myriad of festivals and events, from the Midhurst Music Festival to the Midhurst Literary Festival, offering something for everyone to enjoy.
Community Spirit
What truly sets Midhurst apart is its strong sense of community and hospitality. Locals welcome visitors with warmth and friendliness, making them feel right at home. From the bustling markets to the cosy pubs, there’s always a sense of camaraderie that permeates the town’s atmosphere. Whether you’re exploring its historic streets or chatting with locals at a village fete, Midhurst embraces you like an old friend.
