The Weald & Downland Living Museum is an award-winning museum located in the heart of the Sussex countryside, nestled on forty acres. The museum, which opened in 1970, consists of fifty buildings with a combined history of over a thousand years. Many of the buildings at Weald & Downland have been donated, and great care has been taken to dismantle them and reassemble them at this location.

The museum also has a fantastic collection of items relating to rural life, agriculture, domestic life, trades and industries, and transportation, all of which are on display throughout the museum. This location also features period gardens. There are also authentic working buildings from the late 1800s, traditional farm animals, a millpond, and everything else you would expect to see in a living museum.

Have fun exploring upstairs and downstairs in these wonderful historical buildings while learning what life would have been like for the people who lived and worked in them.