Crowborough Common extends from its most northernly point at Beacon Wood, above and behind the clubhouse, to just short of the Crow and Gate public house, bounded on its northwest side by the A26.  The common's most southernly point is near Sweethaws Farm on Sweethaws Lane, while to the east it extends to High Broom Road and High Broom Lane. 

The total area of the common is 222 acres. 

Directions: From the traffic lights at Crowborough town centre (The Cross PH) follow the A26 south towards Uckfield for approximately 1 mile.  Crowborough Common begins before the club house, on the left.  There is parking at several locations around the common.

Important Note:  The public have a right to roam and may access the whole common on foot for the taking of 'air and exercise', including the areas used for golf.   Please do not walk on the greens and tees.  Take particular care to observe the requirements of the 1936 Order.

You can click on the thumbnail below to view the map.  If you wish to print a copy click here to download a PDF   (Please note that the PDF is 3mb so it may take a minute to download).  Once downloaded, click on the print icon.  If this does not respond, select 'Print' from the 'File' menu.

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NB: The National Archives at Kew hold the originals of the 1935 Deed of Declaration with map (MAF3/132), and the 1936 Order of Limitations with map (MAF 3/133).