Easy-to-moderate walking with some ascents / descents, and occasional longer days.
The season for this holiday is:
01 June 2021 - 31 October 2021
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
°C | 8 | 8 | 11 | 14 | 17 | 20 | 22 | 20 | 20 | 15 | 11 | 8 |
mm | 65 | 48 | 47 | 51 | 48 | 45 | 49 | 47 | 43 | 70 | 65 | 67 |
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6 nights: 01 June 2021 - 31 October 2021
Start any day | End by latest date(s) shown above
Starting | Price | Single room |
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1 Jun - 31 Aug 2021 | £695 | £525 |
1 - 30 Sep 2021 | £660 | £480 |
1 - 25 Oct 2021 | £595 | £425 |
3rd & 4th person discount | -£35 | |
Single traveller supplement | £35 |
Please note: dogs are not permitted on Inntravel holidays
Included travel: transfer Bosham-Chilgrove to collect car OR from/to Chichester railway station
Room upgrades (£ per person per night)
White Horse Inn, Chilgrove | ||
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'Feature': 01 Jun - 31 Oct 2021 | £8 |
Royal Oak Inn, East Lavant | ||
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'Feature': 01 Jun - 31 Oct 2021 | £8 |
The Millstream Hotel & Restaurant, Bosham | ||
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'Premium': 01 Jun - 31 Oct 2021 | £8 |
Extra nights (£ per person per night) in a double or single room
Royal Oak Inn, East Lavant (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
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01 Jun - 31 Aug 2021 | £72 | £144 |
01 Sep - 31 Oct 2021 | £65 | £130 |
The Millstream Hotel & Restaurant, Bosham (B&B) | Double room | Single room |
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01 Jun - 30 Sep 2021 | £86 | £172 |
01 Oct - 31 Oct 2021 | £68 | £136 |
Connecting travel options - via Chichester railway station
Outward route | Price per person |
Latest train arrival time |
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taxi Chichester station to hotel (0h20) | included | flexible |
Homeward route | Price per person |
Earliest train departure time |
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taxi hotel to Chichester station (0h15) | included | flexible |
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A recommendation for picnic lunches - and we appreciated the individual choice at The White Horse in Chilgrove - water now comes in glass bottles, which of course is preferable in most contexts. Walkers should be advised in advance to provide their own (lighter) containers.
Highlights: Petworth, the Royal Oak at Hooksway (from Chilgrove) is worth a visit, view from Beacon Hill, Kingley Vale and the earlier part of that day.
Excellent introduction to walking holidays. Our 9 and 12 year old kids managed the daily dose of walk just fine. The notes are excellent, almost never used the maps. The accommodations are great with very good food options. The walk provides splendid vistas and is overall very pleasant and enjoyable. The packed picnics are very good as usually there were no pubs or food options along the way.
This was a glorious holiday on some of the hottest days of the year. We were delighted at the surprisingly quiet and unspoilt countryside. On our first day we completed the entire walk without encountering another soul, apart from in Petworth itself. We loved following the twisting white ribbon, the South Downs Way, with its wild flowers, clouds of butterflies and skylarks soaring above. The Weald and Downland Museum kept us fascinated for 4 and a half hours. Many encounters will stay in the memory: the guide at Petworth House who gave us an insight into the history behind some of the paintings; the German family with whom we had a mutually enlightening discussion on Brexit and the locals in the Black Horse at Byworth who during a long and happy evening filled us in on ‘Testicle Ted’, the notorious former landlord of the Welldiggers.
A recommendation for picnic lunches - and we appreciated the individual choice at The White Horse in Chilgrove - water now comes in glass bottles, which of course is preferable in most contexts. Walkers should be advised in advance to provide their own (lighter) containers.
Highlights: Petworth, the Royal Oak at Hooksway (from Chilgrove) is worth a visit, view from Beacon Hill, Kingley Vale and the earlier part of that day.
Excellent introduction to walking holidays. Our 9 and 12 year old kids managed the daily dose of walk just fine. The notes are excellent, almost never used the maps. The accommodations are great with very good food options. The walk provides splendid vistas and is overall very pleasant and enjoyable. The packed picnics are very good as usually there were no pubs or food options along the way.
This was a glorious holiday on some of the hottest days of the year. We were delighted at the surprisingly quiet and unspoilt countryside. On our first day we completed the entire walk without encountering another soul, apart from in Petworth itself. We loved following the twisting white ribbon, the South Downs Way, with its wild flowers, clouds of butterflies and skylarks soaring above. The Weald and Downland Museum kept us fascinated for 4 and a half hours. Many encounters will stay in the memory: the guide at Petworth House who gave us an insight into the history behind some of the paintings; the German family with whom we had a mutually enlightening discussion on Brexit and the locals in the Black Horse at Byworth who during a long and happy evening filled us in on ‘Testicle Ted’, the notorious former landlord of the Welldiggers.
A really excellent holiday, which took us to a part of the country we didn't know and provided an enjoyable and interesting introduction. Thank you
Despite some inclement weather we enjoyed our visit to the South Downs National Park. On our last day we visited the Weald and Downland living museum, well worth a visit in its own right but made more special by turning out to be the location of BBCs Repair Shop and they were filming the day we were there!
Lovely area, interesting routes. The yew trees at Kingley Vale were truely impressive! Don’t miss West Dean Gardens as they are beautiful.
Chichester is well worth a visit and the Pallant House art gallery is excellent. The scenery of the South Downs is very varied and the ancient yew wood at Kingley Vale was a highlight. The Hare and Hounds pub at Stoughton provides a very good lunch stop on the optional circular walk from Chilgrove