Walking and Rambling in Truleigh Hill
If you're planning on staying at YHA Truleigh Hill, why not download a free map and get out exploring? All our self-guided walks start and end at a YHA hostel and are graded so that you can explore...
YHA Truleigh Hill
Overview
Set in the South Downs National Park, just inland from the coastal towns of Shoreham, Brighton, Hove and Worthing, YHA Truleigh Hill provides modern accommodation close to some fabulous countryside. The hostel enjoys a pleasant open garden well away from busy roads, making it the perfect spot to bring the kids in the summer months.
Great for exploring the area under your own steam, the hostel is well located for a range of different cycling and walking routes, including the Devil Dyke’s walk and the South Downs Way.
Why guests love YHA Truleigh Hill
Accommodation at YHA Truleigh Hill
Food and drink at YHA Truleigh Hill
Things to do around YHA Truleigh Hill
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Map and navigation skills social walk from YHA Truleigh Hill
Saturday 12th October 2024 Distance: 4 miles Duration: 4.5 - 5 hours Led by: Cathy Ford, Heads Up Adventures This fabulous walk will give you the opportunity to learn or develop your map and compass...
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Amberley Museum
Take a nostalgic trip around this 36 acre site on a vintage bus or narrow gauge railway. Don't miss the exhibitions and nature trails.
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Royal Pavilion
This extraordinary building was designed for George IV and has an unforgettable style of architecture! Mixing Regency grandeur with the visual styles of India and China, this exotic palace is a work...
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Bluebell Railway
Take a journey back in time, this heritage steam railway runs through the glorious Sussex countryside - a great day out. Visit the Bluebell Railway website
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SEA LIFE Brighton
The world's oldest operating aquarium is right on the seafront! With amazing exhibits, you can see how fish and marine creatures live beneath the waves, plus there are plenty of opportunities to get...
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Harbour Park Littlehampton
Enjoy a selection of family rides and attractions at one of the finest beach amusement parks on the South Coast. Visit the Harbour Park website
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Alcotraz – Brighton's speakeasy cocktail bar prison experience
Alcotraz Cell Block One three promises to be one of the most unique cocktail bars in Brighton. Once convicted, inmates are taken into an exciting world of mischief as they are instructed by a...
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Brighton Toy and Model Museum
Revisit your childhood at one of the finest toy museums in the world! Families and the young at heart will gaze in wonder at over 10,000 toys and models. Look out for working train sets, penny arcade...
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Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Set at the heart of Brighton's cultural quarter (in the garden of the Royal Pavilion!) this museum and gallery is home to a huge collection of amazing objects. From Ancient Egyptian artifacts to...
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Brighton Bike Tours
Soak up the history and culture of this vibrant city by pedalling between Brighton's iconic landmarks. We now sell tours at reception for groups of two or more people. Suitable for ages 13 and up.
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The Lanes
A true shopper's paradise jam packed with independent shops and boutiques, this maze of twisting alleyways, twittens and catcreeps has everything you need for unique gifts and fashion.
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Brighton Pavilion
One of Brighton’s best known and most recognisable attractions, Brighton pavilion is a symbol of regency grandeur and a representation of Britain’s strong ties with India. Built as a seaside pleasure...
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Brighton Pier and seafront
Packed full of video games, thrill rides and shops - if you're looking for the very best of English seaside entertainment, you'll find it here! Bars, food kiosks, amusement arcades and seaside stalls...
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Brighton i360
Enjoy a sky-high perspective of Brighton with a trip to the world’s tallest moving observation tower, the i360! With sweeping 360 degree views from a futuristic glass pod, you’ll be able to admire the...
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Worthing
Stroll five miles of promenade with it's art deco pier, or visit Brooklands Park with its boating lake and miniature railway.
Hostel facilities
- 24-hour access after check-in
- BBQ area
- Café
- Coach parking on premises
- Contactless payments
- Corridor zoning
- Cycle store
- Dining room
- Evening meals
- Free parking on premises
- Full mobile coverage
- Games
- Garden/grounds
- Group meals
- Highchair
- Large garden/grounds
- Licensed bar
- Mountain view
- Outdoor seating
- Restaurant
- Sea view
- Self-catering kitchen
- Shared drying room
- Shared lounge
- Sole use available
- Unlimited breakfast
- Water refill station
- WiFi
Hostel need to know
Reception opening hours: From 07:30 - 10:00 and 17:00 - 22:00.
Food and drink: Breakfast is served to guests from 07:30 – 09:00 on weekdays and 07:30 – 10:00 at weekends. Meals are also available from 10:00 – 20:00.
Licensed bar: This hostel has a licensed bar offering a range of alcohol and soft drinks. It is not possible for guests to bring their own alcohol, except when hiring the whole hostel through YHA Exclusive Hire.
Self-catering : Guests have access to a self-catering kitchen.
Café and restaurant opening hours: YHA Truleigh Hill's café and restaurant is open to the public from 11:00 - 20:30, Monday to Sunday, during peak season. It may be closed at other times of the year.
Parking: Free parking is available onsite. Access to the hostel is via a narrow country lane.
WiFi: Limited Wi-Fi is available in the lounge.
Dogs: Dogs can stay on our campsite and in our bell tents, Landpods and safari tents. There is a £5 charge per dog per night for our bell tent, Landpod and safari tent accommodation which is payable upon arrival. You can bring your dog for free if you are camping in your own tent. Pets are not permitted in the hostel accommodation at YHA Truleigh Hill. Assistance dogs are welcome throughout.
YHA Truleigh Hill - Access Statement
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Volunteering
Volunteering with YHA is a fantastic way to have fun, learn new skills, boost your CV and travel to different places. We have a variety of different opportunities to choose from and volunteering roles to suit everyone.
The tasks are varied and in return you will meet some great people, who both work and stay in our hostels, as well as enjoying your time off discovering the local area and attractions.
Find out more and apply to volunteer.
History
YHA Truleigh Hill is a purpose-built hostel and was proudly opened in 1974 by the Duke of Norfolk. It has seen summer camps, South Downs walkers and a fantastic makeover to communal areas in 2015.
Meet the team
Manager recommends: There's tremendous views over the South Downs and the English Channel. The two day cycling challenge from Winchester to Eastbourne is truly worth the effort. After our makeover in 2015, the team have a hostel that they are super proud of and guests have loved seeing the transformation.
Access improvements at YHA Truleigh Hill were part funded by Horsham District Council and the South Downs National Park Authority.
