Hastings

Famously associated with the Norman invasion of 1066, Hastings has much more than historical significance. Today, it’s a seaside resort with hipster hangouts, a working fish port and some sensational attractions.

Victorian elegance in historic Hastings

Whether it’s the tiny streets stuffed with boutiques or the town’s quirky museums, there’s something about Hastings that keeps visitors coming back. Recently, the namesake pier has been renovated back to its Victorian glory and won the Stirling Prize for architecture in 2017.

Go on an underwater adventure at the Blue Reef Aquarium, take a ‘smugglers adventure’ at St. Clements Cave, or head out into the unspoiled beauty of Hastings Country Park. And, of course, there’s always Battle Abbey and Hastings Castle.

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Pick of the Parks – Hurleyford Farm Caravan Park

This month, we’re visiting family-run Hurleyford Farm Caravan Park, situated on the picturesque south bank of the River Thames, midway between Henley-on-Thames and Marlow.

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Pick of the Parks – St Agnes Holiday Park

In the latest of our monthly ‘Pick of the Parks’ features, we visit St Agnes Holiday Park, close to Cornwall’s stunning north coast.

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Pick of the Parks – Trelay Holiday Park

In the latest of our series of features profiling some of the amazing holiday parks across the UK, we’re taking a closer look at Trelay Holiday Park.