Great little shop selling ex army gear plus new stuff for anybody that ventures outside to go…read morefishing, hunting or just enjoying the outdoors. You sometimes have to search for the right sizes but the clothing is usually very good condition and sometimes you can find brand new even if it is ex military. They also sell quite a bit of camping gear at reasonable prices.

Went in to sell a couple of pistols, went in on the Tuesday, and was told to come back…read moreconsecutively every day that week, until on the Friday, I asked for them back. She refused to price them up despite having done it before right in front of me. Since the gentleman that partnered the business left for hospital its lost its touch. As a former shooting instructor, I can honestly say the lady working there, has zero idea what she is talking about, she gives incorrect advice, under pays for items and sells them way over the RRP despite being grade 2 equipment. And when confronted on the fact she had wasted my time and money (bus fare being £4.30 per day), i was told "pi** off, you could have called in." Also worth noting, she did have my contact info and could have called ME, as it's her business. I appreciate her being in a tough spot, but dont take it out on customers and dont waste their time. Was an avid supporter of the shop, now I cant bear the thought of supporting someone who so blatantly trying to over charge and outright rude.

Fantastic site - quiet - great views Clean showers and…read moretoilets Owners couldn't be more helpful We needed a few blocks of wood and they got them for us within minutes Will visit again and highly recommend SH and DH

From the owner: Cairds Camping and Caravan Site accommodates up to 5 caravans (or 4 caravans and a camping arch)…read moreand up to 10 tents.  The campsite has 2 toilet/shower units and a separate toilet. Other facilities include electric hook-ups and a chemical/waste water disposal. We also have a small vegetable shop on site, which is open at weekends. Dogs are allowed, but they must be kept on a lead. For those who prefer glamping to camping, we have a camping arch on site that is available to rent. The camping arch consists of one room, which sleeps up to four people with a double bed and a double sofa bed. Its facilities include an ensuite shower and toilet, a fridge, a microwave, a kettle, a two-ring electric hob, and a vegetable steamer. Cups, plates, bowls, cutlery, a table and chairs are all supplied. The camping arch also has a veranda, where you can sit and enjoy the fantastic views from the campsite. Sorry, no pets allowed in the camping arch.. The campsite is set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, with far reaching views over the Sussex countryside. The surrounding area provides a range of activities and attractions for visitors, including walking, cycling, sailing, canoeing, and fishing at the Bewl Water Outdoor Centre. Golf courses at Dale Hill Golf Club in Ticehurst, and Lamberhurst Golf Club. Visit Battle Abbey, the site of the Battle of Hastings, or Bodiam, Hever, and Leeds castles.

What a dump…read more We stayed here on a short break as it was near-ish to friends and Brighton. The caravan we had was nice enough, but it was pitched on a hill next to a caravan that was falling apart and had been left to decay. Or so we thought until the second night when we saw and heard the Clampits who owned it. The grounds were a mess - we had to duck under overgrown trees to get to the caravan whilst simultaneously taking our life into our own hands walking down the cracked concrete steps. Unlike most caravan parks, our particular pitch was situated such that you could not park your car next to the caravan. With the aforementioned stair trickiness this wasn't funny with a holdall full of stuff. The place was also pretty dirty, with litter in abundance. The 'club' was rubbish - again, it was dirty with sticky floors and sticky tables. The restaurant was the same, and with poor quality, overpriced food. There were sweets galore everywhere, so forget trying to feed your kids healthily. There are no designated smoking areas so expect to suffocate in fumes as you enter the complex buildings. Without wanting to sound snobby, this park was full of all of the wrong kind of people too, lending itself to a miserable experience all round. I will never set foot here again, which is a shame as I have had a previous good experience at another Haven park.

What a fabulous place The Sanctuary Retreat is. This is a family run business and they all are…read moredelightful, helpful and polite. If your holiday needs are to get away from it all, relax in peace and quiet, enjoy wonderful breakfasts with freshly laid eggs from the resident chickens, dine in with some of Maggie's wholesome dishes or explore the beautiful surrounding area sampling the delights of a variety of restaurants - then book now to avoid disappointment

I stayed at the retreat for two night's and what a lovely time my two sons and I had. I coukd not…read morefind a place to stay as all other options were fully booked for this weekend and by chance I stumbled on this through Google and I'm so glade I did, it's true of the other reviews what they put, a lovely secluded spot over looking some beautiful picturesque veiw's, Maggie and family are great and Maggie does her upmost best to make you feel welcoming and at home. The caravan is v clean, tidy and spaciouse it caters for all your needs and you will want for nothing. On leaving Maggie gave us some home made pickles and freshly laid eggs to take home. (what a lovely gesture) I have to give 5 star as a caravan it's simply perfect and not to far from Winchelsea, Rye and Camba sands. Thanks guy's x