Cowdray Cottages

A unique, family run country estate in South Downs National Park, Sussex

Member since August 2026

From £613 per night

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Map & Directions

Address

Cowdray Park
Midhurst
West Sussex
GU29 0AY

Complimenatry parking is available on site


How to get here

Cowdray Estate Office – GU29 0AQ
Cowdray House – GU29 0AY
Capron House, North Street – GU29 9DH
Cowdray Farm Shop & Café – GU29 0AJ
Cowdray Hall & Therapy Rooms – GU29 0AW
Cowdray Golf – GU29 0BB
Cowdray Heritage – GU29 9AL
The Walled Garden - GU29 9AL
Cowdray Park Polo Club – GU29 0AQ
Nearest to shooting ground – GU27 3HG
Nearest to the Holiday Cottages – GU28 9BX


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Location & Local Attractions

Cowdray Polo Club

Cowdray Park Polo Club is often described as the Jewel in the Crown of Cowdray. For the last century, Cowdray Park has been at the forefront of professional polo in the UK and internationally. Competitive polo has been played at Cowdray since 1910, when it was founded as a small country club by the Pearson family, whose passion for the sport has been unwavering from then on.

Cowdray has been at the heart of the English summer season for over a century. It hosts the internationally famous British Open Polo Championship for the Cowdray Gold Cup. Polo teams from around the world flock to Cowdray to participate. The Gold Cup is one of the most important events on the British social calendar and attracts the largest single polo audience in the United Kingdom.

Cowdray Golf

Since 1904, Cowdray Golf has offered a true test of the game with its 18-hole, par-70 course set against the spectacular backdrop of the South Downs National Park.

Situated within the historic 16,500-acre Cowdray Estate, the course unites sporting heritage with technical excellence - now complemented by a new Par 3 course.

In the Heart of West Sussex

Since 1904, Cowdray Golf has offered a true test of the game with its 18-hole, par-70 course set against the spectacular backdrop of the South Downs National Park.

Situated within the historic 16,500-acre Cowdray Estate, the course unites sporting heritage with technical excellence - now complemented by a new Par 3 course.