Guidebook for Further a field in West Sussex
Food Scene
Settled in the sleepy village of Tillington, near Petworth, West Sussex, The Horse Guards Inn is a 350 year old pub in The South Downs National Park. With rolling views down the Rother Valley, the Horse Guards got its name in the 1840's, when part the household cavalry would frequent the Inn, while their horses rested on grass in the grounds of the Petworth Estate under the watchful eye of Lord Egremont.
The pub is relaxed, friendly and informal with wooden tables and chairs, oak beams and stripped floorboards. In winter you can roast chestnuts foraged from Petworth Park on one of the open log fires, play board games at the bar and forget about outside with a warm glass of spiced cider.
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Horse Guards Inn
Settled in the sleepy village of Tillington, near Petworth, West Sussex, The Horse Guards Inn is a 350 year old pub in The South Downs National Park. With rolling views down the Rother Valley, the Horse Guards got its name in the 1840's, when part the household cavalry would frequent the Inn, while their horses rested on grass in the grounds of the Petworth Estate under the watchful eye of Lord Egremont.
The pub is relaxed, friendly and informal with wooden tables and chairs, oak beams and stripped floorboards. In winter you can roast chestnuts foraged from Petworth Park on one of the open log fires, play board games at the bar and forget about outside with a warm glass of spiced cider.
The Fox Goes Free offers everything you would expect from the quintessential traditional pub. Oak beams, flint and brick walls, blackboards brimming with temptations, open fireplaces, cosy seating with wood and stone flooring, and candlelit tables overlooking a stunning large garden and the South Downs of West Sussex.
The Fox Goes Free is regularly visited by newcomers and locals, both looking for great service with attention to detail and comfort. Rest assured, you’ll find it here. Loyal, happy staff here to help you.
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The Fox Goes Free
Charlton RoadThe Fox Goes Free offers everything you would expect from the quintessential traditional pub. Oak beams, flint and brick walls, blackboards brimming with temptations, open fireplaces, cosy seating with wood and stone flooring, and candlelit tables overlooking a stunning large garden and the South Downs of West Sussex.
The Fox Goes Free is regularly visited by newcomers and locals, both looking for great service with attention to detail and comfort. Rest assured, you’ll find it here. Loyal, happy staff here to help you.
Hop on the train at Amberley station (just behind the Bridge Inn pub) and take the 7 min journey to Arundel. In the centre of town is a lovely place to eat.
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The Parsons Table
Tarrant StreetHop on the train at Amberley station (just behind the Bridge Inn pub) and take the 7 min journey to Arundel. In the centre of town is a lovely place to eat.
Sightseeing
This is a great place to visit. Lots of great walks, a stunning castle and it's grounds to visit.
In August for 2 weeks there is a festival here - live music, art and lots of other events happening.
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Arundel
This is a great place to visit. Lots of great walks, a stunning castle and it's grounds to visit.
In August for 2 weeks there is a festival here - live music, art and lots of other events happening.
If you visit here during open season April to October - then you should visit the beautiful gardens at the castle. They do charge to get in, so please check before you go. But - in my view, well worth the money.
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Château d'Arundel
If you visit here during open season April to October - then you should visit the beautiful gardens at the castle. They do charge to get in, so please check before you go. But - in my view, well worth the money.
Halnaker windmill is walked to via the most picturesque of walks through the tree tunnel.
To find where it is. North of Chichester, You need to head to warehead farm, on Mill Lane. Please google it. Once you've parked (just off the road), to the North is a public footpath in Halnaker (pronounced Ha’naker), a hamlet a few miles north of Chichester in West Sussex, in the South Downs National Park. The lane follows an ancient track along the route of Stane Street, the London to Chichester Roman road.
Over the years many have walked along this route forming a hollow way, where the path has sunk down, worn away by centuries of footfall.
When you reach the windmill you are rewarded with fabulous views of Chichester and the South Downs.
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Halnaker Mill
Halnaker windmill is walked to via the most picturesque of walks through the tree tunnel.
To find where it is. North of Chichester, You need to head to warehead farm, on Mill Lane. Please google it. Once you've parked (just off the road), to the North is a public footpath in Halnaker (pronounced Ha’naker), a hamlet a few miles north of Chichester in West Sussex, in the South Downs National Park. The lane follows an ancient track along the route of Stane Street, the London to Chichester Roman road.
Over the years many have walked along this route forming a hollow way, where the path has sunk down, worn away by centuries of footfall.
When you reach the windmill you are rewarded with fabulous views of Chichester and the South Downs.
Arts & Culture
Petworth, Famed for its antique shops nestled between other individual stores including Petworth Antiques market, Interiors shops and clothing shops
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Petworth
Petworth, Famed for its antique shops nestled between other individual stores including Petworth Antiques market, Interiors shops and clothing shops
Shopping
This has most high street shops that you can imagine in a lovely setting.
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Chichester
This has most high street shops that you can imagine in a lovely setting.