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About the Area

Rye Harbour Holiday Park provides all the necessary holiday comforts of pool and leisure facilities, which include an indoor pool, game room, hot tub, internet access, playground and pool table.

Free Wi-Fi internet access is available in the restaurant.

Park passes are available from the park reception at a small cost if needed - (photo and ID are required for theses). These will give you access to the park facilities.

Facilities are seasonal and either closed or are minimal for the autumn and winter months.

Temporary Note: There is work taking place on the Park this year to regenerate and improve the Park and its facilities. All facilities will be open as usual and should not have any impact on your stay.

Out & About

Rye Harbour is an area of outstanding beauty, ranging from relaxed beaches and long walks to beautiful cobbled street villages oozing charm to an overflow of history and culture taking you back in time through literary greats and their homes or the battles of 1066.

Whatever it is you like to occupy your interests and time Rye and the surrounding area can oblige.

The historic Cinque Port of Rye is only a 10 minute drive away where you will find narrow, winding cobble streets, many antique shops, boutiques, cafés, restaurants and an historic castle to explore.

Dungeness is a few minutes away with one of the largest expanses of shingle in Europe. It is a designated nature reserve. There is a good local bus service that stops just outside the park entrance.

Things to do in the area include Romney Warren Golf Club, Port Lympe Wild Animal Park, Action Water Sports, Yesterday's World, Rye Heritage Centre, The Hop - farmlands angling centre, Go Ape, Knock Hatch Adventure Park, Rye Nature Reserve, Shipwreck Museum, Camber Sands beach, Rye Museum, Ypres Tower, Camber & Bodiam Castles, Bluebell Railway, several National Trust properties and gardens, fishing, bird watching and much more. There is so much to occupy your time within this stunning area that I cannot begin to describe them all.

If shopping and food are your interests or necessities then again they are here in abundance, including local farmers' shops, fresh produce, deli's, restaurants and local pubs - Rye and the surrounding area has it all and more.

The Region

East Sussex is an incredibly diverse and exciting area to visit; with cave and coves on long sandy beaches, nature reserves, wooded areas and unspoilt country side. Packed with history and the 1066 country you can follow in their footsteps and explore the battle grounds where Harold was defeated.

Filled with chocolate box villages with winding cobbled streets, its an easy drive from London with its art galleries, gift shops, antique shops and trendy bars and restaurants.

The area is ideal for the whole family as it has masses of activities for children as well as adults, whether you are here for the weekend or longer. Attractions include stunning long and sandy beaches, the charm of the Cinque Port of Rye with its cobbled streets full of small boutiques, antique shops, restaurants and local bars, mixed with the plentiful activities for children and historical places to visit.

Traditional seaside entertainments are available, such as water sports, shopping, the famous Bluebell railway, the Seaworld Aquarium, Smugglers' Adventure in St Clements caves, a golf course, castles and those wanting to visit the 1066 country, and so much more.

At-a-Glance Tick List