Keymer is a village in an extremely affluent area of West Sussex about 7 miles north of Brighton. Keymer is a good starting point for walks to Wolstonbury Hill to the west or Ditchling beacon to the east, both famous Downland viewpoints, and makes a great base for a self catering holiday exploring the wider area of West Sussex. A short walk to the south, the village of Clayton makes a good place to visit with twin 19th century windmills named Jack and Jill and a spectacular folly, Tunnel house, a railwaymans cottage built in the shape of a castellated Tudor fortress with the trains on the London to Brighton line running through the middle of it.
From the coast to the countryside, seaside resorts to historic towns and picture-perfect villages, Sussex is chock-full of things to do, days out and places to see. Along the coast where the South Downs meet the sea, the high chalk cliffs dominate. The Seven Sisters run west from Beachy Head, the highest sea cliff in Britain at 530 feet, to Brighton well known for its Royal Pavilion with its domes and minarets. Further west along the coast Bognor Regis has been a center for seaside relaxation for over 200 years. Over half of the county is protected countryside, offering walking on the South Downs, through bluebell woods and ancient royal forests, or be inspired by the glorious gardens of the Sussex Weald. Look out for birds and other wildlife in the nature reserves and country parks dotting the county.
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