Weald & Downland
Family Fun Day
Discover the Weald & Downland Living Museum, located in Singleton, a picturesque village in West Sussex. This destination is a must-visit for architecture and history enthusiasts, or anyone seeking a relaxing day out. Explore the 40-acre site that houses 50 unique reconstructed properties dating back to 950AD. Gain insight into architectural evolution through the ages, stroll through beautiful walks, and witness a working farm. Don’t miss the opportunity to watch the majestic working horses effortlessly plough the fields.
Delicious Dining
Indulge in a visit to the Museum’s stunning café situated by the millpond. Conveniently accessible without entering the museum, it’s perfect for those short on time. The café offers a wide range of hot and cold food, drinks, ice creams, and more. Enjoy your meal inside or on the outdoor decking area. Fur-babies are welcome too, as the café is dog-friendly.
Plan Your Visit
The adult entrance fee is £15.50, but there is a grandparent pass available for 2 adults aged 60+ and up to 3 children. Stay informed about upcoming events and activity days by checking out the “What’s On” page. You may even spot the famous Repair Shop, as seen on BBC2, when they are filming.
Essential Information
Access to The Weald & Downland Living Museum doesn’t require entering the museum itself.
The parking is convenient and there’s a relaxing lake to watch the ducks.
Climate Considerations
Consider the weather during your visit. In June, the temperatures can reach close to 20 degrees, but be prepared for potential drizzle by bringing a coat.
Enjoy a day filled with history, architecture, and natural beauty at The Weald & Downland Living Museum.
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Weald & Downland Living Museum
