With the weather getting warm it won't be long before we are looking for the best spot to have a picnic and let the children run wild, while enjoying the wildlife and countryside.
Here are a few of our favourite picnic spots in sussex:
Devil’s Dyke has been a popular picnic spot since Victorian times. There are amazing views of the Southdowns and the English Channel. It is a great place for walks, kite flying and playing games with the children like frisbee.
There is also a pub and ice cream van, which is essential on a hot day, and there is plenty of parking.
Stanmer Park has woodland and large park areas that are great for picnics. It is a great place to visit where the children can play ball, or climb. There's an old church and a tiny village on the estate with houses and barns that date back to the 1850s.
Enjoy a summer’s picnic in the parkland that inspired Turner. Take a walk to the serpentine lake and breathe in the endless open space. You can also see the largest herd of fallow deer in England.
- The Wildlife and Wetlands Trust - Arundel
Why not take a walk through a wetland wilderness and picnic overlooking the water. There are kingfishers, warblers, ducks, swans,and much more, as well as butterflies making it an ideal place for bird lovers and pond dippers.
Anna and Cathy
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