Horsham (West Sussex)

A conservation area with a real feeling of history about it. Horsham Museum is also on The Causeway. At the bottom of The Causeway is St. Marys church and the River Arun.

The fountain has been replaced by a small grove of trees.

Comprising a few rooms about Horsham's history, from dinosaurs through to the present day, although, its opening times appear to be decided by a random number generator.

Birds of Prey Centre

Escape the Room! Packed with puzzles, clues, mysteries, surprises and intrigue, escape rooms transport teams of two-to-eight players into immersive adventures; making them the heroes (or in some cases villains) of cleverly-crafted plots. Teams are given an hour (or a bit more if the games host is feeling generous), to solve a set of apparently random clues and ‘complete’ the room – although they’re never actually locked in.

A mixed mature woodland in Old Holbrook, a hamlet close to Horsham. It lies on Rapeland Hill, opposite Northlands Copse, an area of ancient woodland and a partially managed plantation in the neighbouring hamlet of Graylands. As the area lies on a steep hill, Upper Rapeland Wood has a relatively high elevation, 350 feet above sea level. Broadleaf trees are prevalent in the moss-covered northern and southern areas of the woodland, with large pine trees and shallow ravines dominating the central areas. Notably, three channels of Northlands Gill flow through the width of Upper Rapeland Wood. The area hosts a network of tracks with varying degrees of accessibility. Although unmaintained, the tracks guide walkers in cardinal directions through the woodland.