Bignor Hill Car Park

Nice walk, decided to make our own trail as AA book of walks weren’t signed property. Started south down walk towards burton. Roman villa weren’t open due to COVID and not much to look at through the gates. The surrounding houses were nice with well kept thatched roofs and the locals were lovely.There is very little cover at the top of the hill which makes it feel much colder, suggest wearing warm clothing and walking boots as some walking routes take you through muddy fields.Prefect for dogs as wide open fields but lots of sheep around.Saw red kites and other birds along with lots of interesting plants as well wild garlic.Burton hill car park is free but the other road up to it has many pot holes.

Good views all round, easy walks. But terrible track/road going up to the carpark. More potholes than road!

What a spot. The views really are amazing. Lots of walks to explore. Looking forward to returning for some stargazing soon too.Track up is bumpy & narrow like mentioned but plenty of parking at the top.Mind the herd of cows & bull though, my 3 children were hysterical as we returned to the car. They were blocking the gate & then came running towards us. Good education opportunity for them as they were harmless & wanted to see what we were up to.

Great to get away from it all. You do need decent clearance under your vehicle to drive up the access road. I would advice low riding vehicles not to attempt it.

Great destination for a walk on the South Downs. Bit of a bumpy road to get to the car park but has some great walks and lovely views.

A real gem of a place. Finding the carpark itself is not the easiest of tasks but when you do your right on the heart of the Southdowns way. Spectacular views & so many paths to explore inc memorial site of a crashed ww2 plane nearby.

Some nice views and the carpark is right on the south downs way walk with walks in every direction. Very steep hill to drive up but fairly easy walking when you get up there. Worth a visit and a nice place to have a picnic though there are no tables or bins.

Ideal place to park up and start your South Down walk. It's quite a drive, climbing up a steep, narrow, rutted road...at least a mile...but it'll save your legs if you're old like me. There's no facilities here and no charges either. We headed west from the car park to Duncton hill, then on to Linch Down. Great walk, great day and the car was all on its own when we got back.

A place with a beautiful view. We were on a Thursday so it wasn't crowded. I do not recommend it for sports cars. The access is quite bumpy.