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Haywards Heath, West Sussex

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Area Covered:This guide covers Haywards Heath and the surrounding area which includes Amberley, Houghton, North Stoke, South Stoke, Burpham, Wepham, Warningcamp, Crossbush, Poling, Walberton, Binsted, Slindon, Slindon Common, Fontwell and Madehurst.
Where:Situated in the heart of West Sussex and the South Downs, Haywards Heath is dominated by Haywards Heath Castle and its cathedral which sit side by side overlooking the town.
Why Visit:Haywards Heath is a beautiful and ancient market town famous for its many antiques and craft shops nestled amongst the pretty, narrow streets. There are a fair number of good places to eat out and several great places to stay. Winding its way around Haywards Heath is the River Arun which attracts a wealth of birdlife as well as visitors on lazy river cruises. Just outside the town are many pretty village dotted about the amazing South Downs countryside with spectacular views every way you look.
Places of Interest:In Haywards Heath itself we recommend Haywards Heath Castle, Haywards Heath Cathedral and a river cruise starting at Haywards Heath Boatyard. Nearby Haywards Heath Wetland Centre has 26 hectares of naturalised landscapes and wetland habitats which are home to hundreds of wildfowl from around the world. If you're into horses experience a great day's racing at Fontwell Park. Or simply enjoy long walks on England's stunning South Downs.
Using this Guide:Use the navigation bar on the left to click through to our guide to accommodation in Haywards Heath (the best hotels, B&B's, guest houses and self-catering accommodation), our guide to eating out in Haywards Heath (the best restaurants, bistros, cafes, tea shops, pubs, bars and country pubs) and a directory of local food sources (shops, markets and specialist local food suppliers in Haywards Heath).