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Affordable and fun days out for the whole family, 4 miles downstream from National Trust Bodiam Castle. Dine in our stunning garden and restaurant. Enjoy tranquil river cruises. Hire a boat and mess about on the river at your leisure. Stay at our small rural campsite; campfires encouraged. Dog friendly.
BOATING
Paddle through the High Weald in a rowing boat, kayak, canoe or stand-up paddleboards.
RIVER CRUISE
Charter our 12 seater, ex-Royal Navy lifeboat, and let your captain take you on a tranquil meander along the River Rother.
CAMPING
Pitch your tent, campervan or caravan on our small 26 pitch site in an AONB, with open views. Campfires encouraged.
DINING
Enjoy a hearty breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or early supper at Lime Wharf Café or just pop in for a great coffee, cold beer or ice-cream. Sit in the garden and watch the KESR trains, as they chug away in the distance. In summer we host regular barbecues and live music events.
| Open 2024 (1 Feb 2024 - 31 Dec 2024) |
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