Amberley

Amberley is famed for its chocolate-box cottages, the Amberley Museum, and its location within the South Downs National Park. The village is ideal for scenic strolls and immersing yourself in history and natural beauty.
Website: Amberley Museum

Bosham

Bosham (pronounced "Bozzum") is a picturesque village located in West Sussex, England, situated on the shores of Chichester Harbour. It is known for its rich history, natural beauty, and cultural significance. Bosham's roads near the quay regularly flood at high tide, a charming quirk that adds to its character. The village has been featured in numerous paintings and films, celebrated for its timeless beauty. Website: Bosham Walk

Burpham

Located near Arundel, Burpham offers tranquility and sweeping views of the Arun Valley. It’s a perfect spot for walking and enjoying a drink at the local pub. Website: The George at Burpham

East Dean and Singleton

Nestled in a valley in the South Downs, these neighboring villages are home to the Weald & Downland Living Museum, a collection of historic rural buildings. The area is a haven for history buffs and walkers.
Website: Weald & Downland Museum

Findon

A picturesque village located about 4 miles north of Worthing and close to Angmering in West Sussex. Nestled within the South Downs National Park, Findon is known for its charming countryside setting, historic architecture, and equestrian culture. Here's an overview of what makes Findon a great place to explore:

About Findon

• Historic Charm: The village has Saxon origins and is mentioned in the Domesday Book.
• Countryside Location: It is surrounded by rolling hills, open fields, and ancient woodlands, making it a fantastic base for walking and outdoor activities.
•  Findon Sheep Fair (September): A traditional rural fair featuring sheep shows, craft stalls, live music, and food.
• Findon Village

Patching

Patching is well-known for its proximity to stunning woodlands, including areas that showcase beautiful displays of bluebells during spring. Here's some information about Patching and Bluebell Woods:

Patching Woods

• Location: Patching Woods lies on the edge of the South Downs National Park, close to the village of Patching.
• Features: This ancient woodland is rich in wildlife and flora. It is managed sustainably, with some areas used for forestry and others left as natural habitats. The woods are a favorite spot for walkers, nature enthusiasts, and photographers.
• Bluebell Displays: In late April to early May, parts of Patching Woods are carpeted with vibrant bluebells, creating an enchanting atmosphere. The sight of these flowers amidst the tall trees is breath-taking and ideal for a serene walk.

Walking Routes

• There are several footpaths through Patching Woods that connect to nearby areas, such as the South Downs Way and Clapham Woods.
• Some trails lead to open meadows and scenic viewpoints.

Petworth

This picturesque village is synonymous with Petworth House and Park, an iconic National Trust site. The village also has a thriving arts scene, with galleries, antique shops, and cultural events.
Website: National Trust - Petworth

Slindon

A quintessential Sussex village known for its National Trust properties and the annual pumpkin display. Slindon offers charming walks through the surrounding countryside and a quiet, traditional atmosphere. Website: Slindon

Steyning

A vibrant village with a historic High Street, Steyning is known for its independent shops, cafés, and markets. It provides access to the South Downs Way, making it popular with walkers.
Website: Visit Steyning