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Combe Haven sits on a hillside above St Leonards-on-Sea, with views that stretch out over the Sussex countryside and down to the sea. This AA 5 Star park has everything you need for a proper family break.
The Space Bowl water flume is the one the kids will ask for again and again... and you'll probably want a go too! With both indoor and outdoor pools, swimming happens whatever the forecast throws at you. Head indoors to the Airspace SportsDrome for archery and roller discos.
Four outdoor play areas give the children room to run wild and Mash and Barrel restaurant serves everything from breakfast to dinner. Hastings is just 2.7 miles away for beach days and pier walks and dogs are welcome too, with dedicated walking areas close by.
There's plenty to keep every age group busy at Combe Haven. The indoor Airspace SportsDrome is where most of the action happens. Try archery coaching with expert instructors who'll have you hitting bullseyes before long, or test your head for heights on the climbing wall. Want something different? Segway tours let you explore the park in style.
Junior Segways let kids get to grips with the Ninebot miniPRO machines as they weave through obstacle courses and show off their skills! Batfast brings virtual cricket, tennis and baseball together - step up to the batting area, take on the virtual bowler and watch your scores climb the leaderboard.
Footgolf mixes football with golf for some friendly family competition and the NERF Training Camp - exclusive to this park - combines paintball-style excitement with the speed of basketball. Will your team come out on top?
Roller discos get everyone moving in the SportsDrome, while the Football Dartboard challenges players aged six and up to aim high and kick for the top scores. Activitots sessions introduce little ones to throwing, catching, jumping and balancing and Activikids takes older children through team sports with guided help from activity leaders.
Den building teaches the kids bushcraft basics and Ranger activities include firelighting and bug hunts. The Football Fun Factory welcomes all ages, with parents joining the youngest ones for story-driven games.
Some activities are subject to a moderate extra charge
Mash and Barrel is the signature restaurant at Combe Haven, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner alongside snacks and hot and cold drinks. The menu covers all tastes and appetites - it's the spot for a proper sit-down meal during your stay.
The Saxon Bar has a relaxed feel and great views across the park. Grab a drink and watch the world go by and bring the dog along too - there's a dog-friendly terrace outside.
Fancy a night off cooking? Papa Johns delivers tasty pizzas straight to your accommodation. Just order through the My Haven app and let the delivery drivers do the rest. Easy!
Cook's Fish and Chips serves up that unmistakable seaside taste - nothing says holiday quite like proper fish and chips. Burger King brings its signature menu to the park too, with all the usual favourites.
Bertie's Ice Cream is the essential stop for cool treats. One scoop or two? Nobody's judging! And the Mini Market stocks everyday essentials, hot snacks, meals and last-minute souvenirs - perfect for grabbing breakfast bits or picnic supplies.
Well-behaved dogs are welcome in designated areas of the main restaurant too, so mealtimes are easy even when your pet is part of the holiday.
The kids will love the sports sessions and classes run onsite by the park's own team. Activitots sessions are aimed at 2-4 year olds and get little ones active with balancing games, ball games and bat-and-ball skills. Older kids can head to Activikids to make new friends over a game of dodgeball, or take on a tricky obstacle course and relay races.
There are some real surprises here too. Segways are always a hit with kids - unusual, a bit wobbly at first and great fun once they get the hang of it! There's also the chance to learn to ride a bike, or get coached in a less everyday sport like archery. Watch how quickly they throw themselves into it.
Bad weather? The indoor SportsDrome means the fun doesn't stop and the soft play area is always popular with younger children wanting to burn off some energy.
Don't forget the evening entertainment - expect plenty of laughs as the Seaside Squad, the park's favourite entertainment team, puts on shows for the whole family every day.
Caravans at Combe Haven suit families of every size, spread across several accommodation areas, each with its own character. Haven Terrace sits at the top of the hill near the main facilities and High Haven is also elevated with easy access to the entertainment and pools.
Normandy, Saxony, Meadowbank, Blue Quarry and Riverside areas sit at the bottom of the hill. Meadowbank plots look out over peaceful fields and a stream - perfect if you fancy a quieter spot away from the main action. From the furthest points, the walk up to the facilities takes around 20 minutes.
Harley Mead and Valley View work well for guests who need accessible accommodation, offering easier access for those with mobility requirements.
Lodges give families wanting a bit more space and comfort just that. One guest described their lodge at the bottom of the park, with lovely countryside views over the stream and fields - a peaceful spot for morning coffee or evening relaxation.
All accommodation comes with essentials for self-catering breaks. Beds are made up ready for arrival, plates are clean and waiting and cleaning equipment - brushes, mops and dustpans - is on hand to help you keep things tidy during your stay.
Some caravans have single beds on the compact side, but the accommodation overall gets positive feedback from guests. With so many locations to choose from, you can pick between being close to the action or tucked away in a quieter, scenic corner of the park.
Hastings sits just 2.7 miles from Combe Haven. The town offers brilliant shopping and a proper dose of history. Hastings Pier makes for a lovely stroll and the open air cinema adds something special to summer evenings. The beach is shingle so pack shoes for comfortable walking.
The 1066 Battle of Hastings Abbey and Battlefield is a must for families. This is where one of the most famous battles in British history took place! Every October you can watch reenactments bringing the past to life. Kids learn about William the Conqueror and Harold while standing on the actual ground where it all happened.
Hastings Aquarium showcases amazing creatures from above and below the water. It makes a brilliant rainy day activity or a cool escape from summer sun. The displays fascinate children and adults alike.
Eastbourne Pier dates back to the 19th century. This pleasure pier hosts great spots for eating and drinking with proper seaside atmosphere. The town itself offers more beaches and attractions for a full day out.
Drusillas Park delivers a fantastic family day with hundreds of exotic animals. Kids love getting close to the creatures and the park keeps everyone entertained for hours. It is one of the top attractions in the area.
The South Downs roll across the landscape near the park. Walking routes suit all abilities from gentle strolls to longer hikes. The countryside views from Combe Haven itself stretch across green fields and down to the sea in the distance.
West St Leonards Train Station is only one mile away. Trains run between London Charing Cross and Hastings making day trips to the capital possible. You could visit London attractions and be back at the park for evening entertainment!
Local mobility hire is available from Mobility Hire and Hastings Shopmobility for those needing equipment during their stay.
Guests praise the friendly staff from security guards to entertainment teams. One reviewer mentioned a security guard giving high fives to children which made their day! The swimming pool gets great feedback for being warm and spacious.
Families appreciate the range of activities with sessions described as well run by lovely staff. Clean accommodation and made beds on arrival receive positive comments.
