Knockhatch Adventure Park

Well, I'm down in Sunny Sussex on my holidays again, and today we decided to visit Knockhatch Adventture Park, on the outskirts of Eastbourne, off the A22. We, of course, being myself, my boyfriend, and my six year old daughter . It didn't take us long to drive there from Eastbourne, although we were slightly delayed by a diversion due to the filming on the pier of the remake of Brighton Rocks. The carparking was free, although getting to the carpark required driving down a very narrow country lane that could easily be missed . There were plenty of spaces, and it was easy to find the entrance to the park itself and the payment kiosk . Admission ...  Read the complete review

this isthe second year we have been to knockhatch as a family of four and we enjoyed it just as much. this children are spoilt for things to do and really don't know what to do 1st. we really love the birds and watching and learning about them,seeing them fly out in the open is amazing. food is reasonably priced and enjoyable. the boats always go down well with our son we will be ...  Read the complete review

My first experience of Knockhatch was when the owner visited our local carnival to display his birds of prey. This was my reason for going. The kids had various other reasons. The visit started with a picnic, though there was food available at reasonable prices at the park. The older children played on a huge slide under supervision while we finished feeding our toddler. A quick look at the animals and birds and it started to rain. Off went hubby with the older kids to reptile handling, while I took our youngest to the not so scarey soft play area, equiped with ball pool, slide and a variety of soft objects to be climbed on. There is a climbing gym ...  Read the complete review