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Burgess Hill Town Council Official Guide
Welcome to Burgess Hill
Tourist Information
Accommodation - Where to Stay
Now for some Retail Therapy!
Fair Trade
Tickle Your Tastebuds
Heritage
Events
Attractions on your Doorstep
Young People
The Help Point
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Burgess Hill Town Council
Contact Information

Burgess Hill Town Council Help Point,
96 Church Walk,
Burgess Hill,
RH15 9AS

Tel Enquiries: 01444 247726
Fax Enquiries: 01444 233707

Email: Burgess Hill Town Council
www.burgesshill.gov.uk

Tourist Information

When you arrive in Burgess Hill make the Tourist Information Centre your first port of call. Located in the town centre, the TIC provides a wide range of visitor information including advice and details on attractions, local events and transport services as well as offering a Family enjoying a stroll along the beechcomprehensive accommodation booking service and a wealth of information on places to go on holiday in England. We also stock a wide range of books, maps, cards, stamps, souvenirs and gifts.

Our website www.burgesshill.gov.uk is frequently updated to enable you to research your trip in advance or if you prefer to discuss your requirements in person the team are ready to help answer your queries and add those extra snippets of information to really enhance your stay here. Whatever your needs, just contact us, the staff are always ready to help.

Burgess Hill offers its visitors an excellent range of sport and leisure facilities. Olympos Burgess Hill, opened by Her Majesty the Queen in 1999, has a 25 metre competition pool and Aztec Fun Pools.

The town’s parks and open spaces, incorporating St John’s Park in the centre of town provide a range of facilities from skatepark to tennis courts, public open spaces including Bedelands Farm Nature Reserve and Batchelors Farm provide access to wonderful open areas of unspoilt countryside.

Burgess Hill is the ideal centre for visitors, with spectacular views of the South Downs, beautiful gardens and ancient castles all readily accessible.

For further information please contact:
Tourist Information Centre, 96 Church Walk, Burgess Hill
telephone 01444 238202 or
email touristinformation@burgesshill.gov.uk

Tourist Information

 

 

Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication and the statements contained herein are believed to be correct, the publishers and promoters cannot accept responsibility for any inaccuracies. Reproduction of any part of this publication in any format, without permission, is strictly forbidden. Photographs: Burgess Hill Town Council, Steve Robards, Jamie Todd, Mr K. Hargin, Barry Williams, Mr Roy Wheatland - St John’s Church in the spring and Mid Sussex District Council