We live in Worthing and we are only 5mins away by car. It's a fantastic and amazing place to visit. Vast area of wild meadows, forest to wander through. If you are fit then the climb to Cissbury Ring is quite steep up and down so be prepared to burn some calories, but once you get to the very top there are some fantastic views of Brighton, wind farm out at sea, the whole coast all the way to Selsey, Bognor Regis, Isle of Wight even Portsmouth can be seen on a clear day. If go round the entire boundary of Cissbury Ring you will see everything including the surrounding roling South Down hills. Loads of wildlife, sheep, birds, birds of prey, slow worms, grass snakes and the best of all the wild horses. They say the shouldn't be fed but people do feed the horse feed, do approach the horses with care and attention as they group together and are easily spooked so dogs must be on leads, it's best to approach the horses without dogs in toe. Do remember the wild horse are looked after by National Park staff but also do remember that Cissbury Ring land is the horses home so be mindful when you see them as I would say it's best to sometimes give the space as sometimes you would see them in small groups around Cissbury Ring. This place is a amazing place to take your kids for a picnic as there some amazing views and loads of nature. There are two car parks with ample room, but if the car parks are full you can park on the road the is near Cissbury Ring. One more thing to add, it's a great place to do star gazing, storm watching.