Frenchman's Beach Caravan
Rye Harbour Road
Rye
East Sussex
TN31 7TX
Tel : 01293 510704

Sleeps : 1 - 6

Specialist breaks : None

Rate low season : £170

Rate high season : £400

Credit cards accepted ? : N

Frenchman’s Beach Holiday Park is a perfect place for a relaxing holiday in a wonderful location on the South Coast. It offers much: it is next to a bird sanctuary and just a mile from the beach. The ancient fishing town of Rye with its cobbled streets and old shops is on our doorstep.

This 4/6 Berth Caravan is equipped with all modern facilities. Onsite there is an indoor heated Swimming Pool, outdoor Paddling Pool, an Amusement Arcade, Clubhouse with Evening Entertainment, Family Room, Games Room and a children’s Play Area. There is also a fully licensed Bistro and a Launderette. Charges are made for the indoor Swimming Pool, Launderette and Evening Entertainment.

Frenchmans Beach Caravan is situated a ten minute drive from Camber Sands with its Dunes and long beach. Here you can swim, kite and wind surf. Who knows?

To the West is Hastings where you will meet the old fresh fish stalls. Not far is the Cliff Rail Lift to take you high over to see the views. The ruins of an old Castle stand nearby for you to explore and as you search the secrets of the steep steps you can search the secrets of the old shops before finding the more modern side.
There is a lot to see and do in Hastings.

From Rye also explore places like Battle and see where Harold lost and history changed.

FOR BOOKINGS CONTACT RAY: 01293-510704 OR 07935203151

PRICES:
£170 - £400 p.w.
Short Breaks Available Monday – Friday or Friday – Monday £100 - £200 (not available in August).
AVAILABILITY CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR!

Please supply your own linen.

Please Note that Pets are not permitted.

Independent

Places to visit include the sound and light display of the Town Model at the Heritage Centre Ypres Tower and the Rye Castle Museum Rye Harbour Nature Reserve Camber Rye Art Galleries Battle Abbey Bodiam Castle Great Dixter and Sissinghurst Gardens Hastings and the Kent and East Sussex Railway to name a few.