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A very low-key place to go clay pigeon shooting near Tenterden, run by an approachable bunch of…read morepeople who won't look askance at you if it's your first time. They have skeet facilities, as well as a fun sporting layout which can be quite challenging, which you can use at prices that aren't prohibitive. The downside is that they don't sell ammo (although it's available 5 minutes down the road) and there's no formal coaching programme, so I'd say it's probably best for people who have a bit of experience or those who want to learn but don't need a huge amount of hand-holding. The great news, however, is that unless my memory deceives me I don't think they charge for tuition, so it's a great way to try out a great sport at an affordable price before you commit yourself to anything more serious.

The shooting experience was excellent for us all last week and the week before (July 2018). My…read morechildren (8 & 10) really loved their experience and we felt they were well guided and cared for with their first time holding guns and shooting clays. Beth was an excellent instructor and incredibly encouraging. We can also vouch for her as the following week, both my husband and I had a go (after some time since clay shooting) and had a lot of success with Beth's calm and informative guidance. My elder son again had a go for his birthday and loved it. An affordable experience and really beautiful surroundings too. Can't wait to be back in the UK and back in Kent to do some more shooting practice at Willow Farm.

Pretty good treat for the whole family although works out quite expensive for a couple of games and…read moredrinks. Great for kids birthday parties but as i said before that too can be expensive. Quite a number of lanes - about 15 maybe, an amusement arcade section with fruit machines and air hockey and the like and a bar area. There is also a cafe which serves hot food and drinks but the menu is mainly typical 'kids food' i.e chips & nuggets and the like. Laser Quest is also available in the same building - kids and adults alike will enjoy it! In all a good family outing for a treat but too expensive to manage very often. Free parking available.

Good out of town location, which makes parking a doddle, although pricey can be great fun Also…read morelaser quest here, as well as the fitness centre. Licensed bar on the premises, good evening bowling, good for children as well as adults, advisable to book lanes at peak times. Plenty to do if your wallet is loaded, although it will be a lot lighter at the end of the trip! Childrens birthday parties/ staff parites can be held here too.

Newhaven is a quaint, old train station located at the port area of New Haven. Although the…read moreNewhaven Harbour station is closer to the port proper, this station is very convenient to those passengers needing access to the DFDS ferry port office at New Haven. Served by Southern, the station has two platforms, a ticket machine, ticket office, and a free to use toilet. The mid 1800's station serves over 300k passengers each year and is served by the Seaford Branch Line of Southern's East Coastway Line. If you are arriving by boat from Dieppe, France, this makes it very easy to hop over to Brighton in no time. During off-peak times, there are two trains heading westward to Brighton. There is also a morning train that connects to London Victoria Station. The ticket counter staff are very friendly, and the inside waiting room has three quite comfortable leather couches. Overall the station is a nice place to lounge in while waiting on your train and is a significant foil to the bare bones bus stop and ferry terminal located nearby.

Not much here really. However this is the station needed after getting off the ferry. Easy to get…read morein and out of and the staff do check tickets on the train so don't be cheeky!

This football club certainly is an historical part of Hailsham, being established in 1885, when…read morethey were known as Hailsham Butchers. They switched to their current name in 1970. Their nickname The Stringers relates to the rope industry, which until recently was a strong part of Hailsham. Currently managed by Kenny McCreadie, Town are in the Sussex County League Division One. They're not in their best season, struggling in the bottom half of the table. They've not won a cup for a few years now. Now boosted by the return of star striker Danny Leach - who left first for Eastbourne Borough and then Eastbourne Town - Hailsham Town are hoping he'll help them creep back up the league. They play at The Beaconfield, which has no direct parking, so you have to leave your car on the roads around the industrial park. The entry fee is small as they're a non-professional club. Some of the viewing area is covered, but not much, and there are no seats around the field. There is a club house which is fully licensed and a snack bar sells hot and soft drinks, along with burgers and chips. The groundsmen are all friendly and helpful and die-hard fans will always happily help you out if you're not sure who scored. However, I would suggest keeping young children away from the managers' dug outs as there can be some fruity language drift out of there at times, but that's expected at most football grounds. Hailsham Town play Saturdays at 3pm and most mid-week games kick off at 7.45pm.

Good location close to the seafront and theatres. Very pleasant owners and good service. Breakfast…read morewas very good. In room DVD and DVD library good. Good value for money. Everything great - small negative that the bathroom needs a few minor repairs but everything worked and was fine. Overall highly recommended. Oh there was a a slightly funny smell in the room which when i mentioned it a cleaner was sent quite promptly to try and find a problem whuch there wasn't and it cleared up after opening the window for a short while.

We booked The Mowbray hotel through a conference website for a conference we were attending. When…read morewe arrived at 7pm, we learned that The Mowbray never had record of our booking. Long story short, an employee helped us in finding another hotel (as they were fully booked) at that late hour and secured a deal for us at our new hotel. For out of country foreigners, this employee went well out of his way to help us and it was much appreciated. He didn't benefit from helping us.

Stayed here some 50 years ago and wondered if it had changed. Reception was swift and friendly…read more While booking in I looked around, it hadn't changed other than, I noticed, a long bar had gone. However there was the original bar in the lounge area. The room too, hadn't changed. Everything you would need including hair dryer, ironing board and iron (my partner loved that LOL), flat screen TV, telephone, tea/coffee making. Comfy bed with plenty of pillows. Bathroom a decent size with shower over the bath. Breakfast was brilliant. Again, everything you could want. From cold continental breakfast to a full range of cooked repast. Most of the staff are Eastern European and extremely hard working and very friendly. For its price this hotel was a good deal. OK, downside. It needs a makeover. Very old and tired. As I said, I remember it from half a century ago and it hadn't changed. Light in the room not working so quite dark. Toilet difficult to flush. But, repeat, a good deal.

Love this place been coming here for years lovely winding paths that wind through the trees perfect…read morefor walking dogs and lovely sunny walks . Nice big car park at the bottom. Starting at the bottom winding through the trees you eventually end up at the cliff top with stunning views of seaford bay and newhaven sandy beach ( shame it's closed though )and views of newhaven fort see my previous review . My Bonnie loves it plenty of parking 10/10