Whilst Crowhurst Park enjoys a tranquil and peaceful setting, it is easily accessible by road and rail and lies within easy reach of some of the most historical and attractive towns in East Sussex, including Battle, Hastings and Eastbourne. By virtue of its elevated position, the park offers its guests panoramic views towards the East Sussex coast five miles to the south; the same land upon which King William stepped for the first time with his army in October 1066 to begin battle with King Harold. 

By Road
Crowhurst Park is situated on the A2100 approximately five miles from Hastings and only one mile from the historical town of Battle, with its impressive eleventh century abbey, the grounds of which were host to the famous Battle of Hastings.

By Rail
The nearest railway stations are Battle and Crowhurst, a few minutes taxi drive from Crowhurst Park. Both stations are situated on the main Hastings to London Charing Cross line.

Local Transport
Public buses from both Battle and Hastings pass the holiday park so that, in the unlikely event of our guests wanting to leave the tranquillity of the park for the day, it is easy to travel to a wide variety of interesting and exciting venues.

By Air
Gatwick Airport lies approximately 47 miles to the north west of Crowhurst Park. The airport is situated on the main Ashford International/London Victoria line and visitors arriving from Gatwick can take a train from the airport to Hastings where they can catch the connection to Battle or Crowhurst.