Discover the serene beauty of Juniper Country Park, nestled in the picturesque High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This tranquil retreat offers an escape from the bustle of city life, inviting you to relax amidst the UK's most stunning landscapes.
Choose from a selection of modern lodges, each designed to provide comfort and style. The lodges are equipped with all the amenities you need for a self-catered stay, including a fully-fitted kitchen, flatscreen TV with Freeview, and cosy bed linen and towels.
For an added touch of luxury, select lodges feature an outdoor hot tub, perfect for unwinding under the stars. These spacious accommodations are ideal for families or groups, comfortably sleeping a specified number of people, with some lodges welcoming up to two pets for a small fee.
Experience the ultimate relaxation in a peaceful setting, with all lodges being non-smoking and boasting double glazing and full central heating. For more information on these holiday lodges, please explore our offerings.
A cosy lodge with one master double with en suite shower room. One twin room, family shower room. Open plan kitchen and living area. Doors leading to decking and outdoor hot tub. Images are of typical Deluxe Spa Four. Specific Lodges may slightly vary from the above images.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
A spacious lodge with one master double with en suite shower room. One twin room, one room with bunk bed, family shower room. Open plan kitchen and living area. Doors leading to decking and outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
During your stay, you'll have convenient access to a selection of nearby amenities, including some of the area's tastiest takeout options. Click any of the postcodes for a map along with handy driving instructions and the fastest route from your accommodation.
| Service | Distance (miles) | Postcode |
|---|---|---|
| Pharmacy | 2.5 miles | TN34 1BA |
| Train station | 3.2 miles | TN37 7AP |
| Pub | 1.8 miles | TN35 4LT |
| Dog walk | 0.5 miles | TN35 4SB |
| Supermarket | 2.3 miles | TN34 1PH |
| Indian takeaway | 'Spice Hut' - 2.4 miles | TN34 1LD |
| Chinese takeaway | 'Golden Palace' - 2.6 miles | TN34 1HA |
| Italian takeaway | 'La Bella Vista' - 2.5 miles | TN34 1HL |
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Juniper Country Park, with real driving times.
Sat nav: TN33 0AD
Walk the actual field of the 1066 Battle of Hastings and explore the abbey ruins William the Conqueror founded.
Battle Abbey, run by English Heritage as 1066 Battle of Hastings, Abbey and Battlefield, is the site where William the Conqueror's Normans met King Harold's English army. The abbey was founded by William soon after the conquest, said to be on the spot where Harold died.
Tip: Head to the visitor centre first to get the story of the battle, then take the audio tour round the battlefield.
Sat nav: TN32 5UA
A 14th-century moated castle in East Sussex with spiral staircases, battlements and a portcullis to explore.
Bodiam Castle is a 14th-century moated castle near Robertsbridge in East Sussex. Sir Edward Dalyngrigge built it in 1385 with the permission of Richard II, ostensibly to defend the area against French invasion during the Hundred Years' War. It has no keep. Instead, the chambers were built around the outer walls and inner courts, with towers at the corners and the entrance, topped by battlements.
Tip: You don't need to book in advance, but the car park uses the JustPark app, so download it and set up an account before you arrive. The towers are reached by steep spiral staircases.
Sat nav: TN34 1ET
A museum in a red-brick former house, with dinosaurs, local wildlife dioramas and a Indian palace hall.
Hastings Museum & Art Gallery is housed in John's Place, a red-brick building designed as a private house, with a crenelated roofline, columned loggia and studded oak doors. Inside, the early local history gallery tells the story of the area from prehistory to the Saxons. Local wildlife is shown in dioramas of different habitats, and there is a dinosaur gallery too.
Sat nav: TN34 1JU
A Victorian pleasure pier that rose again after a devastating fire and won architecture's Stirling Prize.
Hastings Pier is a public pleasure pier designed by Eugenius Birch, who also designed the piers at Eastbourne and the West Pier in Brighton. It opened in 1872 and had its prime in the 1930s, when the pavilion buildings were given an art deco makeover.
Sat nav: TN40 1DP
A Grade I listed Modernist seafront landmark in Bexhill-on-Sea with free galleries and a café bar.
The De La Warr Pavilion is a Grade I listed building on the seafront at Bexhill-on-Sea. Designed by Erich Mendelsohn and Serge Chermayeff and built in 1935, Historic England describes it as the UK's first public building in the Modernist style. Since its restoration in 2005 it has been a contemporary arts centre, with one of the largest galleries on the south coast of England.
Tip: The car park outside is paid, with metered parking too, so allow for that if you're driving.
Sat nav: BN24 5LG
A huge Roman fort where William the Conqueror landed in 1066, with Norman and Second World War history.
Pevensey Castle began as a Roman fort around AD 290 and is the largest of the Saxon Shore forts. Its massive walls, more than 500 metres long, still stand almost to their full height. In 1066 William the Conqueror landed here to begin his invasion of England, and the Normans built a stone keep and fortress inside the Roman defences.
Tip: Book advance tickets online to save money. Battle Abbey, the 1066 battlefield, is about 9 miles away.
Sat nav: TN36 4AZ
A Henry VIII artillery fort reached on a one-mile countryside walk from Rye.
Camber Castle is an unusually unaltered artillery fort, built by Henry VIII to guard the port of Rye. It sits between Rye and Winchelsea, and its concentric design has a central keep surrounded by round bastions. The coastline has since receded, leaving the fort well inland. J. M. W. Turner once painted it, and it is a Grade I listed building.
Tip: The nearest car park is on Winchelsea Road in Rye, about a mile from the castle, so wear walking shoes.
Sat nav: TN34 3RG
Norman castle ruins on the cliffs above Hastings, built by William of Normandy in 1066.
Hastings Castle is a ruined keep and bailey castle on West Hill, on the cliffs above the town, 60 to 70 metres above sea level. William of Normandy had it built soon after landing in England in 1066, first in wood and later in stone. Large parts have fallen into the sea over the years, and the original keep is no longer visible.
Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
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29 reviews from guests who stayed at Juniper Country Park
Absolutely loved our stay! The lodge exceeded our expectations, especially for the price. Were already planning our next visit. Cant wait!
The mattress in our double room was definitely past its prime, needed replacing. The lounge carpet seam was splitting, which was a bit disappointing. Still, overall, we found the lodge very comfy and cosy!
We had a lovely stay overall, but some things could be better - like the kitchen tools and maintenance stuff.
The staff were genuinely friendly and welcoming, making our visit really enjoyable too!
Really enjoyed our stay overall! The place was lovely and we can't wait to return. Only gripe was the mattress - quite thin and lumpy, so sleep wasnt perfect. Still, fantastic experience!
Really enjoyed our stay, it was super relaxing and quite nice.
We really enjoyed our stay at this lovely lodge. Its modern but still feels cosy, with plenty of space and high ceilings that make it feel airy. The hot tub was a real treat-spotlessly clean and relaxing. The only thing wed suggest is upgrading the path by the car park to stones or aggregate, as it gets quite muddy and tricky to get in and out. Still, overall, it was pretty much perfect!
We stayed at this lodge recently and honestly, it was spot on. The place was spotless and had everything we needed - from the full-sized fridge to the Nespresso machine, which was a nice touch. The bed was super comfy and the linen was crisp and cool, making it easy to settle in. We loved that the heating was fully controllable, so we could set it just right, even with the dodgy weather outside. The living area felt cosy and roomy enough for four of us. But the real highlight? The hot tub on the decking! We used it every single day, rain or shine. Definitely a lovely escape!
Great stay, definitely coming back if possible!
Really enjoyed our visit! The staff were genuinely friendly and made everything great.
We stayed at the lodge recently and honestly, it was a lovely experience. The place was spotless and had everything we could possibly need - from the kitchen gear to the full-sized fridge and freezer. The bed was super comfy with crisp, cool linen, which made it hard to get out in the mornings! The fact that the lodge is fully heated and adjustable meant we stayed cozy no matter the weather. The decor was nice and homely, perfect for four people. But the highlight? Definitely the hot tub outside on the decking - even with the lousy weather, we used it every single day. Wed happily come back!
Great spot for a chill getaway, really enjoyed our stay here!
We had a lovely 4-night stay; the lodge was spotless and peaceful.
Really enjoyed our stay, will come back again!
Our stay was lovely overall. The chalet was perfect-spacious, spotless and equipped with everything we needed for self-catering. The park was peaceful, tidy and in a beautiful spot. We really didnt want to leave! Definitely a great choice for families looking for a quiet getaway. Well be back!
The mattress was getting a bit tired in the double room and the lounge carpet's join was coming undone. Still, the lodge was quite comfy overall!
Great experience, highly recommend
We really enjoyed our stay at this lovely lodge! Its modern yet super cosy, with high ceilings that make it feel spacious. The hot tub was a real treat - very clean and relaxing. Only thing was the muddy path by the car park; it could use some stones or aggregate. Apart from that, everything was just about perfect. Wed definitely come back!
Really enjoyed our stay overall! The place was lovely and were already planning to return soon. Only gripe was the mattress-way too thin and lumpy, so sleep wasnt perfect. Still, great experience!
We had a lovely stay overall. The kitchen was well-equipped, though missing scissors and a proper maintenance kit was a bit of a letdown. Would be even better with those additions!
Absolutely loved our stay! The lodge exceeded all expectations considering the price. Cant wait to come back soon, it was fantastic!
The place was spotless, bright and spacious, with all the essentials we could ask for. Quiet spot and the staff truly made us feel welcome. Loved it!
We stayed at the lodge as a base to explore the area and it was really nice. A dog walk inside the site would be a great improvement. Wed come back!
Really enjoyed the peaceful, calm atmosphere
It really made our weekend special.
Really enjoyed our stay here
Really enjoyed our stay, the lodge was lovely and super peaceful overall.
Really enjoyed our visit. Ollie was brilliant, took care of everything and was always available. Definitely a place well return to. Highly recommended!
Perfect for a quick getaway, but definitely not a place for a full week. Its so peaceful, though-great if you want to unwind.
