Streele Dairy, Compass Cottages
Streele Farm
Five Ashes Road
Rotherfield
Sussex
TN6 3RW
Eastbourne Beach
Have a relax on Eastbourne beach or a quick paddle in the sea! Surrounded by cafes and the beautiful pier. Further down the beach you can go rock pooling.
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Brighton Beach
Enjoy chips on the beach, or a quick paddle in the sea. Brighton beach is surrounded by glorious shops, cafes and a fabulous pier with an arcade and rides.
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Hever Castle
45 minute drive from Streele Farm. Walk around the childhood home and gardens of Anne Boleyn. Stroll around the breath-taking gardens, and then find your way out of the tricky maze.
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Pashley Manor Gardens
Walk in and out of the beautiful, bright flowers, old trees, fountains and ponds. Relax with a nice drink and snack in the café or on the terrace.
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Dewlands Manor Golf Course
5 minute drive from Streele Farm. 15 minute tee times and a stunning golf 18 hole course with delightful views.
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Rose of Bengal
Indian restaurant, charming and exotic flavours and spices throughout each curry sauce. Lovely atmosphere and friendly staff.
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Mark Cross Inn
A 10-minute drive from Streele Farm – amazing views and dog friendly. Traditional British gastro pub, serving British food.
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Alexander House
Breathtaking spa and surroundings. Unwind in a simply picturesque swimming pool/Jacuzzi after a relaxing treatment.
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Ashdown Park Hotel
Located in a gorgeous English country house hotel, and has a wide range of Health and Beauty treatments available.
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Llama Park
Walk around the park and see llamas, alpacas, reindeer, horses, donkeys, Jacob sheep, kune kune pigs, peafowl and poultry.
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Ashdown Forest
Full of wildlife, animals, spectacular trees and breath-taking views. Ashdown Forest stretches for 6500 acres, with masses of carparks and places to park and then explore.
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Crowborough Country Park
16 acre local nature reserve. Go for a peaceful and tranquil walk and then enjoy a picnic on your way back. With lots of wildlife to see and listen to.
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The Cuckoo Trail
Follow the former ‘Cuckoo Line’ railway track, stretching for 14 miles. See if you can spot any wooden or steel sculptures hiding away amongst the wildlife, wild flowers and trees.
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Wilderness Wood
There are bridges, swings, bluebells, wooden tepees throughout the walks. Sit an enjoy a cup of tea and overly generous slice of cake in the cafe. BBQ's available for hire
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