Battle Normanhurst Court Club Campsite

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Lovely place to stay

Stayed here a few times as local to us and will do again. The site is well kept with great staff. Pitches are good sized and level. Toilets are clean and with the added benefit of radio. The 1066 way is close by and offers a lovely walk to Catsfield and The White Hart, good pub with good food. Battle is not far for shops and the abbey is worth a visit. Hope this helps.

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steve54carter

Reviewed on 07/11/2017 16:29

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Lovely site

We love visiting this lovely site but disappointed to see all the litter left in the playground by young children whose parents allow them to just throw it on the ground. Maybe a nearby litter bin ?

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DannyMc

Reviewed on 31/10/2017 17:50

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Rated 4 of 5

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Excellent site

We stayed on this site for two nights. The showers and toilets were spotlessly clean, heated and even had music playing! The site is well maintained and clean. I definitely will return!

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Peter R Browne

Reviewed on 24/10/2017 11:39

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A fabulous site

Our first time on this site but definitely not our last. The wardens were very friendly and helpful and keep the site in an immaculate condition, even pipped music in the toilets. The site is full of history, and for those who are interested the wardens have a history file which they will lend you. The site is one of many glades and this gives lots of space between pitches and is also very quiet.

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RKJ52

Reviewed on 29/09/2017 22:32

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Good in places

This was our second visit to this campsite, he first was 4 years ago when we first got our camper. We had the choice of 2 pitches for a motorhome, and we chose the one nearest the toilet block as it was not on such a steep hill, I have a problem with my lungs and also with walking. What we hadn't realised was that pitch 22 was very close to the main road, Monday morning was quite noisy! There was also no 'street light' near the pitch, so at night, trying to dodge muddy pitches was not easy. Apart from that, we enjoyed our two nights there the toilet blocks were pretty clean considering the campsite was virtually full for the Saturday night. Most people were quiet, except for a couple of rigs whose owners were a little hard of hearing!

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Mayfields

Campervanner from West Sussex

Reviewed on 22/09/2017 17:43

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our first night in a motorhome

so we packed up our new motorhome and headed down the road for a 'dry run'. On arrival Richard and Kay took us through all the basics and within minutes the kettle was whistling away (when I remembered to turn the gas on). We arrived a little green, but left with a wealth of info, not just from the guys there, but our fellow travellers too. The site is lovely and has lots of quiet spots to park up. Its worth a walk around before deciding where to stop, as there are lots of little cul de sacs to choose from. Super clean, great facilities and a site of wonderful history. We enjoyed our first short trip and cant wait to plan the next adventure. Terry & Amanda

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TerryAmanda

Motorhomer from Kent

Reviewed on 06/09/2017 12:51

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Peaceful Battle

We went to this site to go to the medieval weekend nearby. The weather was glorious which is always a bonus. We visited Hastings and Rye which were very busy as it was a bank holiday weekend and only to be e expected. We enjoyed going to Rudyard Kiplings house nearby and other national trust properties.The dog walk opening out onto the Battle Way was great .the facilities on the site were first class and the staff were friendly.definitely a site worth returning too

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scruffythedog

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Reviewed on 05/09/2017 18:00

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Historic location

So much history to the area and even inside the club site, if you look closely. Great site with nooks for all. So many choices of pitches. Play area for Abbey....... An in depth Tourer Explorer treasure hunt kept us going..... Lovely place and nice staff. Visit The Squirrel pub about a mile away for the best roast dinner......

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Clive Proctor

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Reviewed on 03/09/2017 11:49

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Lovely site with cosy cul de sacs

A lovely rural site. The old manor grounds walls give it some character. The 'cul de sac' style of layouts made for a cosy feel to the site. This does mean that on arrival you need to walk the site to select your pitch as if you drove round you would get stuck with a caravan on the back - but a small price to pay for the vibe it gives the place. A good mix of hardstanding and grass pitches. We stayed for 5 nights. It has a nice playground as well as a ball games area (the area in front of one of the goals was rather muddy) and the kids enjoyed and made extensive use of both. There is a nice (family friendly distance) walk to the White Hart at Catsfield. The food there was very nice. Bexhill seafront was very pleasant (& had free parking). We will definitely be returning to this site.

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Noodle

Reviewed on 22/08/2017 19:31

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Fantastic site

We brought the kids here for a Saturday night, first time at a club site altogether and we had a brilliant time. Everyone was really friendly, the kids had a great time and made lots of new friends. We will definitely be returning in the very near future.

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NetStorm

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Reviewed on 13/08/2017 19:43

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