Welcome to Burwash Common Pavilion

It's limited in what you can access (it has parental controls set up) but it's perfect for zoom, emails, etc. if your own connection has been lost.  It's called The Pavilion and the password is Thepavilion

The hall, with its plain white walls and excellent natural lighting  is ideal for you to host a Zoom class.  Exercise, art, whatever, you can do it from here.  Contact us to book.

Marcus is running his Tai Chi classes by Zoom from the Pavilion.  

For his contact details see our What's On Page

This is OPEN but the gate at the car park end is locked because the entrance ramp is unstable.

Use of the Playground is allowed subject to your agreeing with the following:

 As we do not have the resources to keep the equipment safe for use, users must consider the risks for themselves and take appropriate action to reduce the risk if they decide to use the equipment. 

We ask visitors to self limit to a maximum of two households at a time, and limit their use if others are waiting.  

We CANNOT provide hand sanitiser nor can we provide washing facilities so users MUST provide their own protection against contact transmission.   We also CANNOT keep the equipment clean.  

Users are advised to bring (and take away please) their own wipes for the equipment.   

This is available for use, though we have removed one of the swings.

As we do not have the resources to keep the equipment safe for use, users must consider the risks for themselves and take appropriate action to reduce the risk if they decide to use the equipment.

 Users MUST maintain strict social distancing.  Vigorous exercise produces significantly more aerosol than general activity so the risk of transmission is higher.  

We CANNOT provide hand sanitiser nor can we provide washing facilities so users MUST provide their own protection against contact transmission.  We also CANNOT keep the equipment clean.  

Users are advised to bring (and take away please) their own wipes for the equipment.   

Once life returns to some form of normal, we will welcome help with serving at the bar and/or keeping things running smoothly by collecting the glasses and restocking the shelves.  It's voluntary but a great way to meet new friends and/or obtain work experience.  

Go on.  You know you want to sit on the mower, pottering round and round, taking in the view, avoiding the family, putting off all the things you meant to do.  It's free, stress free and far more relaxing than the even the most expensive cruise.

Hedge cutting, ditch digging, playground cleaning, whatever you want.

They're a friendly bunch.  Meetings about 6 times a year are usually enhanced by the bar being open.  It can result in hard work if you decide to take on a particular role but the sense of achievement is well worth it.