Golden Cross Holiday Park
Base your next countryside escape in a holiday cottage or hot tub lodge in East Sussex. Golden Cross sits on the edge of the grassland meadows and soaring white cliffs of a National Park and the forested hills of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The historic attractions of 1066 Country, beaches and charming seaside towns also await a short journey away.
The holiday lodges at Golden Cross sleep up to four. All boast private decking areas and 4-seater hot tubs. Their comfortable lounges feature a tv, their kitchens are fully equipped for all your self-catering needs, and all are decorated throughout with sleek modern styling.
The cosy, brick built 1-bed cottage is the ideal hideaway for a romantic escape in East Sussex for you and your partner. This property also includes a decking area with private hot tub. Find out more about the resort and the sites and attractions of East Sussex below.
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Luxury Accommodation
Enjoy the seclusion of your own private decking area while you lie back in the deep, warm, bubbly relaxation of your own hot tub. All in properties, you’ll find everything you need for a carefree self-catering escape.
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Ready for Your Arrival
All properties are pre-set up ready for guest arrival. Duvets, linens and towels are provided and your beds will be made. Upon request, selected lodges can have their second double bedroom rearranged as a twin single.
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Beautiful Landscapes
The idyllic, historic building dotted East Sussex countryside borders a coast of long beaches and towering white cliffs. The natural beauty of this county provides the perfect setting for a rejuvenating holiday.
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1066 Country
Medieval castles, ancient abbeys, and old-world market towns are a just few of 1066 Country’s amazing historical attractions. A stroll along its long-distance walking trail is a wonderful way to experience the area.
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NEARBY ACTIVITIES
Golden Cross Holiday Park is perfectly situated for all kinds of holiday activities. Golfing, fishing, and hiking destinations are all within easy reach of the park, making it an ideal home base for a memorable break.
Places to Visit in East Sussex
South Downs National Park
The chain of sleepy chalk hills that spreads along England’s south coast forms the backbone of this stunning National Park. Characterised by wooded heaths, rolling downland and wildflower meadows, the South Downs are also home the awe-inspiring series of white cliffs known as the Seven Sisters.
High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Sandstone outcrops overlook the frosted hills and patchwork fields of the High Weald. Here secret streams trickle through ancient woodlands and past the many grand historic budlings that stand among the landscapes. The area is best explored along one of its three long distance walking trails.
Eastbourne
Step back into an age of grandeur. The sea breeze-freshened streets of Eastbourne have lovingly preserved their Victorian charm and the town’s beach, sunny climate and pier continue to attract visitors just as they have since the it first became a resort. Here you’ll also find family attractions and great local restaurants.
Hastings
Hastings is only a few miles along the coast from Eastbourne, but in terms of character, the two towns are a world away. Where Eastbourne is orderly and spacious, Hastings Old Town is a hodgepodge warren of winding cobblestone lanes. Loose yourself among their pubs, antique shops and medieval charm.
Create Incredible Memories
Activities
Vast landscapes of rolling hills and wild places make East Sussex a delight to explore on foot. The county’s long distance walking trails include the High Weald Landscape Trail, Weald Way, 1066 Country Walk, and sections of the South Downs Way. There are also many short trails running throughout the county.
Attractions
The striking symmetry of Bodiam’s high walls and imposing towers make it one of the most picturesque castles in Britain. Climb its spiral staircases and roam its battlements just as knights and nobles of old did hundreds of years ago. Afterwards you can tuck into freshly baked cake from the café.
Food
The beach launched fishing fleet of Hastings uses sustainable methods to provide restaurants in the town and local area with fresh fish and seafood. Veggies and vegans will find many of East Sussex’s tastiest plant-based dishes served up in the quirky America Ground area of Hastings.