Haywards Heath

By train

Haywards Heath train station has 4 platforms with services from many towns on the south coast, including the city Brighton.
There are also trains going north towards Bedford and London.

By bus

Bus services from East Grinstead, Burgess Hill and Uckfield.

There is an overlooking view on the southdowns.

• Wakehurst Place

  phone: +44 1444 894066
  address: Ardingly, RH17 6TN
  National Trust 16th-century country house and a mainly 20th-century garden, managed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew,

• Nymans House and Garden

  phone: +44 1444 405250
  address: Handcross, RH17 6EB

• Borde Hill Garden

  phone: +44 1444 450326
  address: Borde Hill Lane, RH16 1XP

There are lots of wonderful shops in the town center such a Jullion Graves and Mark and Spencers: lots of nice places to go shopping. There is also a leisure center there called the Dolphin and is very inexpensive.
There is also a large sainsburys supermarket near the train station.

The best place to eat is pizza express because it has the best proper pizzas or Euphesas kebabs, who said that typical British fayre is fish and chips has never been here. Kebabs and Indian are in here.
For those wanting to splurge a bit more, the broadwalk is packed full of up-market and trendy returants.

While nightlife in Haywards Heath isn't exactly bustling or the best in the area, there a few pubs in the town center, such as The Star and The Burrell Arms.
Also is the Priory, that has bar nun for a dance bar, its not swamped with people but gets fairly busy Friday and Saturday, but best bet maybe between the Star and Burrell arms, about 8 to 10 bar/restaurant/cafes there. Stays pretty busy with people.

• Birch Inn

• South to Burgess Hill
• East to Uckfield
• North to Crawley and Gatwick Airport
• West to Horsham, Wiston and the South Downs