Coghurst Hall Holiday Park in Hastings is a woodland holiday park set in a tree-lined valley wrapped around a large fishing lake. This pet-friendly park offers caravans and lodges for sale with access to an indoor heated pool, bar and restaurant, arcade, play areas and lakeside walks. Close to the historic seafront and Old Town at Hastings, Coghurst Hall Holiday Park suits families and couples who want a leafy retreat within easy reach of the coast. With a long holiday season, it’s a flexible base for regular Sussex breaks.

Description

Coghurst Hall Holiday Park is tucked away on Ivyhouse Lane just outside Hastings, where caravans and lodges sit among mature trees with views towards the central fishing lake. The indoor pool has a distinctive cave-style feel, while the clubhouse combines a relaxed bar and restaurant with outdoor seating where you can unwind after a day by the water or at the beach.

On park, you’ll find the lake for fishing, a children’s play area, an amusement arcade, dog-walking routes, a small shop for essentials and a launderette, all set in landscaped woodland. Everyday services, supermarkets and healthcare are available in Hastings and nearby Ore, along with the Old Town’s lanes, cafes and pubs. Road links connect to the A21 and A259, and from Hastings rail station, there are regular services towards London and the wider region, with journey times dependent.

Buying at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park

• Season: Long holiday season, allowing owners to use their holiday home for regular getaways across most of the year (rather than a short peak-only window).
• Ownership type: Holiday use only; caravans and lodges are generally not permitted to be used as a main permanent residence under park rules and local licensing.
• Part-exchange: Part-exchange schemes are often available, which can allow you to use an existing holiday home, tourer or motorhome as part of the purchase, subject to appraisal and park terms.
• Pet policy: Pet-friendly park with dog-friendly areas around the clubhouse, woodland walks on the doorstep and coastal paths a short drive away; individual units may have their own pet rules.
• Next steps: Use the enquiry or brochure request form on this page to ask about current caravans and lodges for sale at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park, ownership details and the latest offers, and to discuss how ownership works on this park.

Life at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park

Life at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park balances quiet woodland surroundings with sociable spaces around the clubhouse and lake. Mornings might start with coffee on the decking, a walk along shaded trails or a few hours fishing, followed by time in the indoor pool. Later, you can head into Hastings for the beach, Old Town and seafront amusements, then return to relax over dinner and a drink in the bar or sit outside by the water as the park winds down for the evening.

Nearby & Getting Around

• Hastings Old Town & seafront: Shingle beaches, Hastings Pier, amusements and a characterful Old Town with shops, pubs and cafes.
• Hastings Country Park & East Hill: Clifftop walks, sea views and nature trails a short drive from the park.
• 1066 Country & Battle: Historic sites, including Battle Abbey and countryside villages within easy driving distance.
• Rye & Camber Sands: Day trips for cobbled streets, harbourside walks and sandy beaches, typically around 30–40 minutes’ drive, traffic dependent.
• Driving: Convenient for the A21 and A259 towards Eastbourne, Tunbridge Wells, Ashford and the wider Sussex coast.
• Rail: Hastings rail station for services towards London and other mainline connections, journey times to London typically around 1.5–2 hours, service dependent.
• Sat nav: TN35 4NP.

FAQs 

Where is Coghurst Hall Holiday Park in the UK?

Coghurst Hall Holiday Park is on Ivyhouse Lane near Ore and Hastings in East Sussex, set in a woodland valley a short drive inland from the Hastings seafront.

Is Coghurst Hall Holiday Park pet-friendly?

Yes, Coghurst Hall Holiday Park is pet-friendly, with dog-friendly areas around the clubhouse, dedicated dog-walking routes and plenty of nearby woodland and coastal walks. Individual holiday homes may have specific pet conditions, so it’s worth checking when you enquire.

Can you live at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park all year round?

Coghurst Hall Holiday Park is operated as a holiday park, not a full residential park. Holiday homes are intended for second-home and leisure use only and cannot usually be used as a main permanent residence.

How long is Coghurst Hall Holiday Park open each year?

Coghurst Hall Holiday Park typically offers a long holiday season so owners can enjoy breaks in both peak and quieter times of year. Exact opening and closing dates can vary, so always confirm the current season when you enquire.

What facilities are at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park?

Facilities include an indoor heated swimming pool, large fishing lake, clubhouse with bar and restaurant, amusement arcade, children’s play area, dog-walking routes, a small shop for essentials and a launderette, all set within landscaped grounds. Some facilities and entertainment may be seasonal or operate at set times.

Can you fish at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park?

Yes, the central lake at Coghurst Hall Holiday Park is known for fishing, with rules and permits applying. You’ll need to follow park guidelines and comply with any relevant UK angling regulations.

How far is Coghurst Hall Holiday Park from the beach?

Coghurst Hall Holiday Park is a short drive from the Hastings seafront and beaches; in normal traffic, you can usually reach the seafront and Old Town within about 10–20 minutes by car, depending on your route.

What is there to do near Coghurst Hall Holiday Park?

Nearby, you can explore Hastings Old Town, the pier and seafront amusements, Alexandra Park, Hastings Country Park, Battle Abbey and wider 1066 Country attractions, as well as day trips to Rye, Camber Sands and other Sussex coastal towns.