Top Things to do in Hailsham
What to do and see in Hailsham, England: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Hailsham, United Kingdom including Hailsham Pavilion, East Sussex Falconry, Club Class Chauffeurs, Crafts @TheMalthouse, Knockhatch Ski & Snowboard Centre, The Observatory Science Centre, Gardens & Grounds of Herstmonceux Castle, Arlington Stadium, Windmill Hill Windmill, Knockhatch Adventure Park.
Restaurants in Hailsham
1. Hailsham Pavilion
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 86 reviews
Reviewed By AmandaCarolO - Hailsham, United Kingdom
A beautiful cinema/theatre. Such a fantastic building to see your film, a real treat! It’s been beautifully restored to its former glory and I won’t go anywhere else as it makes a great evening/afternoon out not only to see the film you have chosen but to see the lovely surroundings. So worth a visit.
2. East Sussex Falconry
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 384 reviews
Reviewed By olaybiscuitbarrel1 - Uckfield, United Kingdom
Booked for my 6 year old Grandson and it was absolutely fantastic. Himself and us 5 adults spent the most superb 2 hours walking the grounds of the castle flying these beautiful birds, and learning from Gerrard (the Falconer / guide) all about these fascinating creatures. We all held, and 'flew' them, It was a very relaxed and informative morning. I cannot rate this experience high enough. I wish I could give more than 5 stars. We will be booking this experience again. It has inspired our Grandson to follow this more and possibly get involved when he is a little older. Gerrard shared is great love, experience and obvious passion for the birds and I cannot thank him enough for today. Brilliant!
3. Club Class Chauffeurs
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Club Class Chauffeurs specialises in long distance chauffeur services to all UK airports, seaports or elsewhere for that matter. Our airport service in top spec vehicles is perfect for family holidays. We’ve got in-built booster seats, bottled water & device chargers on board. Start and end your holiday stress free.
Reviewed By swissonj - Hove, United Kingdom
I always used to do meet and greet parking , then I discovered Club Class. They are better value as I do not have to stress out driving to the airport making sure I arrive on time. For Gatwick the return is so much easier some is there waiting for you , unlike meet and greet parking where you have to hang around. The drivers are always courteous and polite , on our last trip we had a 3 hour delay due to bad weather but our driver was waiting for us with a smile and friendly comment. Keep up the good work and I will always come back to you.
4. Crafts @TheMalthouse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
@TheMalthouse, our aim is to share experiences in arts and crafts. We welcome you to take a class or just drop in to see how it's done. We offer flexible options to suit you and help you to learn in a peaceful atmosphere, a bit of calm in an all too hectic world. We stock supplies for Beaders, Papercrafters and Encaustic Art. Our current workshop listing can be found on our facebook page.
5. Knockhatch Ski & Snowboard Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By busybeeee2016 - Eastbourne, United Kingdom
My son (15) is going on a school skiing trip and we booked four weekly lessons, one to one, as an introduction to skiing. I’m so glad we did this. His instructor Josh was brilliant with him, put him at ease with a good sense of humour. My son made great progress in such a short space of time. Book in advance as the slots get booked up quickly. I was so impressed with the Ski Centre - every member of staff was very friendly and extremely helpful. I have no hesitation at all in recommending this business. Thank you to all that work there ????
6. The Observatory Science Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 482 reviews
Reviewed By 446SteveJ - Tamworth, United Kingdom
2 adults with an 11 year old boy and an 8 year old daughter.The parking was fine and despite the inclement weather,my kids enjoyed the outdoor activities.Inside,there is a wealth of hands on science and nature that kids of all ages can try out.The cafe is limited due to space restrictions,but it's serviceable and the food is fine.I would also like to mention the staff, who all seemed to enjoy interacting with the public.The Planetarium is basically an inflateable dome,but the cosy setup was a lot of fun,especially the presenter.
7. Gardens & Grounds of Herstmonceux Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 470 reviews
Herstmonceux is renowned for its magnificent moated castle, set in beautiful parkland and superb Elizabethan gardens. The Gardens and Grounds of Herstmonceux Castle embodies the history of medieval England and the romance of renaissance Europe. Your experience begins as you make your way through the grounds and the castle breaks into view. The castle gardens and grounds are home to a staggering variety of flora and fauna with wild orchids, formal rose gardens, Canada geese and resident peacock all adding to the charm of such an individual location. Various events take place throughout the year including theatre productions, operatic performances and most famously the Medieval Festival. Castle tours are provided but because the castle operates as an International Study Centre we advise visitors to call in advance to avoid disappointment.
Reviewed By anteallachleicester - Leicester, United Kingdom
Spent the day here with friends. A stunning building with fabulous gardens. Don’t miss out on seeing the huge fish in the moat and finding the Magic Garden. There is a full sized parachute in the trees too. Loved the Folly - looks just like a dolls house by the lake. Past the orchard there is a pyramid. Keep your eye out for the peacocks too. Really easy to book and for £7 per adult it was great value for money. Very friendly welcome at the gate. Just have your order number to hand. Definitely recommend.
8. Arlington Stadium
9. Windmill Hill Windmill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
A warm welcome awaits visitors to the Windmill Hill Windmill. Experience for yourself this fantastic piece of history that has been restored to a working windmill. What you can see and do: Windmill Hill Windmill Visitors Centre with interpretation panels and displays; a tour of the mill with our volunteer guide: free activity sheets for children; guide books, postcards and souvenirs are for sale.
10. Knockhatch Adventure Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 856 reviews
Children's farm. Owl Sanctuary. Adventure play park with outdoor and indoor play areas. Party rooms available.
Reviewed By travellerstale62 - Worthing, United Kingdom
Went today with 8 adults a teenager and a 4 year old. We all enjoyed our day especially the animal encounters and the owl display, Owen and Lee were knowledgable and keen to explain about the animals and owls in their care. All the staff were cheerful and pleasant. We saw Owen again in the Owl enclosure and he explained about their training and is obviously extremely passionate about the welfare of all the birds. The younger members of our party loved the petting zoo and all the play areas especially the dinosaurs. All in all a great value for money experience for all ages.
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