Hotels in Uckfield

A charming nook of East Sussex, Uckfield is brimming with historic charm, scenic landscapes and a variety of places to settle in for your visit. This delightful town, nestled on the banks of the River Uck, is steeped in tradition and is a perfect gateway to the South English countryside. Think the cosy comfort of Bridge Cottage, the brisk walks in Hempstead Meadows Nature Reserve and the lively atmosphere of Ashdown Radio and you begin to grasp the wide variety of experiences Uckfield holds for you.

Regardless of your preference, be it a serene riverside bed and breakfast or a colourful historic inn sporting the area's history, Uckfield offers accommodation choices to suit all budgets and needs. Couples, families or groups of friends, whoever your travelling party consists of, discover the ideal base for your South East England escape with Lycafly today.

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Uckfield, first mentioned as "Uckefeld" in 1220, is a quaint town nestled in East Sussex's Wealden District. The town sprung up as a rest stop on the pilgrim route connecting Canterbury, Chichester, and Lewes, and even today, embraces its rich heritage with warmth. The 15th-century Bridge Cottage, Uckfield's oldest house, now serves as a museum, reflecting the town's storied past. The Eversfield family, whose early roots latched onto this town, became major figures through marriage and their impact on the local iron and real estate industries.

The town's Church Street, near the medieval chapel, is another relic from the past that was central to Uckfield's original establishment. Alongside historical landmarks, Uckfield boasts lush nature reserves including Hempstead Meadows Nature Reserve and West Park Nature Reserve, fit for any nature enthusiast or families just looking for a breath of fresh air. As for connectivity, Southern services link Uckfield to London Bridge station, ensuring easy access from the bustling capital.

When to visit Uckfield

The best time to visit Uckfield is during late July when the warm weather makes the outdoor excursions and nature walks incredibly inviting. Those looking for drier period can aim for April, September, and March, which offer the least chances of rain. Should you fancy skiing, March sees the deepest snowfall. While Uckfield thrives in tourism during April, June and August, those looking for a quieter escape can enjoy the reduced crowds and potential savings on flights and hotels during winter. Regardless of when you choose to visit, Uckfield's encapsulating charm and warmth awaits to welcome you.

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