We are the South West Sussex Ramblers. We open the way for everyone in our local community to enjoy the pleasures of walking.
Suzanne M.
Tuesday 30th December – 10.30am – Graffham, Lavington Park and Seaford College – Circular Walk
Leader: Richard & Sue This walk is in conjunction with Heartsmart
Duration: 2 hrs 30 mins. Distance: 6 miles. Ascent 80m.
A part of the walk is on uneven ground, so sensible shoes required. Dogs are welcome, if they are calm with livestock. Dogs will need to be on a lead for the duration of the walk. Please bring poo bags. On this walk there maybe sheep or cows residing in the fields. Please note, if there is an alternative route to avoid livestock, we will consider this, but it may not always be possible.
Our walks are geared for walkers who enjoy a brisk, but comfortable walk.
We walk around Graffham and through Lavington Park, which includes Seaford College’s spectacular grounds before heading back to Graffham through Lavington Stud.
The Woodcote Pub in Graffham is a friendly warm and inviting environment to enjoy refreshments. Will be nice for you to join us afterwards.
Meet: Graffham recreation ground. In the car park along the Lane adjacent to the War Memorial. 50 yds to the South of the 'Foresters Arms'.
Post code: GU28 OQB (ends earlier than reaching the car parking area).
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By car: Either from the south via A286 to Cocking. After 1 Mile turn right into Bex Lane (signposted Heyshott, Graffham). Follow the signs to Graffham. After the Woodcote pub, turn left into Graffham Village and look for the war memorial close to the Foresters Arms and the car park is down the Lane next to the memorial.
Or from the south via A285 to Duncton. After 1 mile turn left, signposted Selham, Graffham. After 1.4 miles turn left for Graffham. The recreation ground is down a Lane by the war memorial close to the Foresters Arms (which is closed on a Tuesday). The memorial is approximately 200 yards from the pub, just before you will see a road that will lead you to the dirt car park area.
At the end of the walk, where those who wish too, can join us for some refreshments at the Badgers pub.
