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Autumn Adventures
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Dear Reader
With less than 10 days to go until the Autumn Equinox, South East England is gearing up for what is set to be a fruitful few months ahead.
Discover the natural beauty of Mid Sussex with About the Place, a public art project encouraging visitors to explore the area’s scenic countryside or why not book a cosy break and discover your autumnal Brighton Vibe?
Leonardslee Gardens is a must-visit this autumn, as its landscapes transform into a stunning canvas of seasonal colours, whereas nestled within 1,000 acres of Sussex countryside, Gravetye Manor invites you to experience its historic gardens complementing a luxurious escape.
For thrill-seekers, Go Ape's Sundown Adventures is back where you can explore high ropes courses under a canopy of colourful lights and zip-line through the night.
What will you discover this Autumn in South East England?
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Near East Grinstead, West Sussex |
This historic hotel is nestled within 1,000 acres of Sussex countryside and boasts 35 acres of exquisite gardens now considered one of the most important historic gardens in England.
Guests can enjoy the stunning autumn colours, explore the unique elliptical walled kitchen garden that supplies fresh produce to the on-site Michelin starred restaurant, and relax by a roaring log fire in the elegant sitting rooms.
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Across South East England |
Back by popular demand, Go Ape’s Sundown Adventures return this autumn. Become a creature of the night as you climb through the canopy on a high ropes course lit with colourful lights.
Test your skills on tree top crossings and experience the thrill of a zip wire ride into the darkness. It's a unique opportunity to 12 of South East England’s woodlands and forests after dark. Tickets available now
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Autumn has arrived, painting our gardens in a breathtaking palette of golds, oranges, and reds. For over two centuries, our gardens have been a haven for nature lovers, offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Families can join in the fun and festivities of autumn by following our Funky Fungi Halloween Pumpkin Trail and let the kids explore and play in our exciting new Play Park.
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About the Place is a public art project developed to encourage visitors to explore the outdoors and enjoy walks in scenic Mid Sussex countryside. The 40-mile walking trail passes through the picturesque towns and villages, with routes starting and finishing at a series of oak waymarkers, hand carved by local artist Janine Creaye. Each waymarker points towards the natural things you may find, but also represents nature regenerating itself through the ages in each place. |
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Whether Autumn gets you walking, gigging, shopping or feasting why not book a cosy break and discover your autumnal Brighton Vibe?
Perhaps you'll decide to indulge in a spot of forest-bathing at the stunning Stanmer Park or head out for a hike across the South Downs National Park. Although it's not all about the great outdoors, perhaps you'd rather pop indoors for a cleverly, crafted cocktail?
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Across South East England |
Autumn - the “season of mists and mellow fruitfulness” - is the perfect time to discover South East England’s growing champions, artisanal produce and culinary pleasures. So head to a harvest, taste at a taproom or frolic at a food festival this autumn.
Take a look at our latest blog piece and discover your favourite autumn produce grown and harvested in the region.
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Even more family fun events |
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