Winchelsea Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
Nearby Hastings
With that said, the town is only around 7 miles north east of Hastings, which has lots to offer visitors and means that you can use a caravan holiday park in Winchelsea as a base to get away from it all and also as a base for exploring all that the South East has to offer.
Sitting on the site of a medieval town known as Old Winchelsea which was lost to coastal erosion, the history of the local area can be seen in numerous places throughout the town including key buildings such as the Court Hall and the Strand Gate.
Winchelsea Holiday Parks
Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in Winchelsea.
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Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Winchelsea as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Winchelsea caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Winchelsea near the East Sussex coast.
Winchelsea Caravan Holidays
If you are looking for a caravan holiday on the East Sussex coast which allows you to simply relax, unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the south coast, Winchelsea is the ideal holiday destination for you.
With none of the noise and hubbub of a major holiday resort, in Winchelsea you can finally catch up on that book you have put off reading or take a stroll along the coast but with Hastings just a short drive away, if and when you are ready for exploring and enjoying visiting popular attractions and a busting town, you are never far away.
Winchelsea Attractions
Whilst not having the thrills and spills of major seaside resorts, there are a number of small attractions and sites of interest in and around Winchelsea that are based around it’s coastal location and on the history of the town.
The towns St Thomas the Martyr church is a beautiful place of worship that has an incredible stain glassed window which is a memorial to the towns war effort.
If you walk around the churches graveyard, you will find some familiar names written on the headstones including Spike Milligan.
Winchelsea Beach offers miles of shingle beach where you can enjoy long strolls whilst taking in the beautiful views out of the English Channel or you can simple sit and enjoy reading a book or spending time together with your family and perhaps best of all as one of the sunniest locations in England, Winchelsea Beach is also a great place to grab some rays and top up your tan- safely of course!
The local history of the town can also be enjoyed in the Winchelsea Court Hall Museum and at other places of interest including a tree that was the place of John Wesley’s last sermon.
Location
The town is located is the county of East Sussex on the south east coast of England and is situated on the main A259 coastal road that links Hastings to the south west with Folkstone across the border in Kent and to the north east of Winchelsea.
Transport
If you are holidaying in Winchelsea using your own transport it is relatively straightforward to get to the town as it has good links to many key roads and routes.
If you head out of the town to the north east, you will arrive at the M20 at Ashford, from where you can easily link to East Anglia.
For those heading to the town from the north, the M25 can be easily reached via the A21 through Tonbridge (Royal Tunbridge Wells). From the M25 you can of course link to most parts of England, Scotland and Wales via a number of key motorways including the A1, M1 (M6) and M4.
For those arriving from further west along the south coast and southern England, you can reach the town via the A27 (M27) which links to Brighton, Worthing, Chichester, Portsmouth and then onto Southampton and onto Dorset, Cornwall and Devon.
If you are reliant on public transport it is tougher the reach the town with only local bus services visiting the town but there are a number of long distance train and bus services that visit Hastings including train services to London.
Ashford is around 20 miles away and has a train station on HS1 including links to the continent via Eurostar services.
Out and About
Winchelsea is well placed for exploring the ancient county of Sussex and the historical county of Kent with the popular holiday resort of Hastings just a short drive away.
From an iconic promenade to historical battle sites linked to one of other most iconic battles in 1066 and from seafront arcades to family attractions, Hastings has it all to offer holidaymakers but if you stay in Winchelsea you get to avoid the noise and crowds on a night and have somewhere to relax.
The High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a great place to explore on foot and enjoy many hiking trials that get you close to nature whilst you can also enjoy a day out on the continent with regular ferry services from Folkstone and Dover whilst you can also hop on Eurostar from Ashford.
Holidays in Winchelsea
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Resort as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Resort caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Winchelsea near the East Sussex coast.
Winchelsea is home to lots of caravan holiday parks including those owned and operated by the biggest caravan holiday park companies.