 Hurstwood Farm consists of an old farmhouse set in about 80 acres of beautiful, outstanding natural beauty, Sussex countryside. The land is organised into a number of post and rail fenced paddocks and a first class cross country course. Hurstwood Farm’s excellent cross country course has a variety of fences winding over 80 acres of undulating fields and woodland from 1’6 to 3’3 in height. There is an initial practice field which is great for a novice horse or rider. The cross country course is well cared for with good take off and landing of sand and wood chippings. Hire and Facilities There are superb equestrian facilities including a purpose built stable yard for 16 horses, an outdoor arena (60×20) and an indoor school (30×16) Both of which have big mirrors at one end and a good surface so all the horses can work to a high standard. One of the old barns has been converted into 3 very comfortable self contained 4* accredited holiday cottages. There is also a Bronze Accommodation Holiday Barn and Studio for when clubs or large groups of people want to come and stay with their horses. The farm is situated on the edge of High Hurstwood village and is very quiet with no nearby roads or railways. There is little or no overhead flight traffic, just rolling countryside and an undisturbed scenic view. All of Hurstwood staff are experienced with horses and enjoy making our guests feel welcome.
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Contact Us
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| The Hurstwood Farm office is manned Monday to Friday from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Outside of these hours an answerphone is in operation. |
| Tel: 01825 732002 |
| Facebook: Hurstwood Farm Equestrian Centre |
| Email: info@equestriantrainingcentre.co.uk |
| Address: |
| Hurstwood Farm Equestrian Centre, Royal Oak Lane,High Hurstwood, East Sussex. TN22 4AN. In an emergency Mr. Pocock may be contacted on 07768 364136 |
Mike is the proprietor of Hurstwood Farm and lives on site in the farmhouse. Over the years Mike has turned the farm into an Equestrian Centre and holiday cottage let paradise. With his knowledge of horses and business, and his skills in property development, Hurstwood Farm continues to blossom each year with new innovative ideas that Mike turns to reality. Although Mike no longer rides himself he still has a passion for equestrianism and loves to watch his event horses compete.