Caravans For Hire at Grey Tower Pevensey Bay

Description

Grey Tower is a small quiet seaside caravan park located by the beach at Pevensey Bay near Eastbourne.

We have two caravans available for hire that can be rented for WEEKLY HOLIDAYS from SATURDAY TO SATURDAY, between 1st March and 31st October. We do not do shorter stays.

Both caravans have two bedrooms, provide comfortable self-catering accommodation for up to 4 people, and make an ideal base for exploring the East Sussex coast. Dogs are permitted in one of the caravans (max 2 dogs).

Both caravans were new for the 2024 season, and are fitted with double glazing and central heating, and contain one double bedroom and one twin bedroom, and a shower. They are fully kitted out with everything you need to enjoy your visit, including oven, microwave, kettle, toaster, television, pots & pans, cutlery and crockery, etc. You just need to bring your own sheets and towels. A full inventory will be provided with your booking confirmation.

Our full weekly price schedule is displayed on our GreenWoodParks.net web site. Please call our head office on 01243 514433 to check availability and book. The head office is open from 9am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday.

Grey Tower is located on the beach at Pevensey Bay. Nearby attractions include the Victorian seaside resort of Eastbourne, Pevensey Castle, Herstmonceux Castle, Bodium Castle, Camber Castle, Lewes Castle, Firle Place, Bateman’s House, Michelham Priory, Pevensey Court House Museum & Gaol, Bexhill Museum, Filching Manor Motor Museum, Eastbourne Heritage Center, Eastbourne Redoubt Fortress, Eastbourne Lifeboat Museum, and the Observatory Science Centre at Hailsham, Drusillas Park at Alfreston, Treasure Island at Eastbourne, Knockhatch at Hailsham, Flamingo Park at Hastings, Pevensey Marshes Nature Reserve (good for birdwatching), Birling Gap, Beachy Head, Seven Sisters Country Park, Hastings Country Park, Seaford Head Nature Reserve, Arlington Reservoir Nature Reserve, Lullington Heath, Castle Hill Nature Reserve, the Long Man of Wilmington, and the South Downs National Park.