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Self catering accommodation in Rye
The little town of Rye is perched on a sandstone hill at the estuary of the river Rother, overlooking the Romney Marches. It has a 12th century church, Augustinian Friary (the Old Monastery), Rye Castle with its Ypres Tower and the old town wall, originally built to protect the town from the French. The town has altered little through the ages. Handsome Georgian buildings jostle half timbered Tudor houses in the cobbled streets,unchanged for hundreds of years. There are antique shops, art galleries, book shops, potteries, splendid old inns and delightful tea shops. For self catering accommodation in other areas near to Rye Sussex see self catering accommodation in Ashford & self catering accommodation in Hastings. For tourist attractions and places to visit in and around Sussex, please use the links at the bottom of the page; also where to eat & drink in Sussex.
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Pontins Camber Sands Holiday Park, New Lydd Road, Camber Sands (Nr Rye), TN31 7RL
	Jam-packed full of new and exhilarating events as well as world famous celebrities and equally famous Bluecoats, Pontins Camber Sands holiday Park is the ideal get-away. Away from the beach the beautiful old Port Town of Rye deserves exploring, along with
Station: RYE. 4miles. From the M25, take the M20. Come off at junction 10 (Ashford International Station). Come onto the A2070 signposted to Brenzett. Follow the signs to Hastings and Rye, staying on the A259, and 1 mile before Rye, take a left turn signposted Camber. The Holiday Park is approximately 3 miles along the road

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