Twineham is a Village in the county of West Sussex.

Retail in Twineham

There are great places to visit near Twineham including some great towns, country parks, woodlands and airports.

There are a number of towns near Twineham including Chichester, and Crawley.

Don't miss Goodwood Country Park, and Buchan Country Park's country parks if visiting the area around Twineham.

Twineham is near some unmissable woodlands like Goodwood Country Park,

Gatwick Airport, Shoreham Airport, and Chichester/Goodwood Airport are great places to visit near Twineham if you like airports.

Twineham History

There are some historic monuments around Twineham:

• Group of salterns north of St Peter's Church
• Deserted medieval settlement and associated cultivation terraces on Perching Hill
• Romano-British villa at Randolph's Farm
• Saltern in Saltings Field, 220m north of Beeding Bridge
• Romano-British farmstead 480m north west of Devil's Dyke Cottages
• Bowl barrow in Great Wood
• Cross dyke on Tottington Mount, 550m south east of Tottington Manor Farm
• Romano-British farmstead, field system and trackway on Wolstonbury Hill
• Earthworks and lynchets near Eastwick Barn, Patcham
• Dovecote at Patcham Court Farm, 80m north west of All Saints Church
• Anglo-Saxon barrow field 650m south west of Wick Farm
• Devil's Dyke hillfort
• Motte and bailey castle on Edburton Hill
• A saucer barrow and three bowl barrows on Tegdown Hill
• Bowl barrow on Fulking Hill
• Hlaew 430m ENE of Keymer Post
• Wolstonbury Camp: a Ram's Hill type enclosure on Wolstonbury Hill and associated later remains
• Cross dyke on Beeding Hill, 1100m north west of New Erringham Farm Cottages
• Moated site at Ewhurst Manor
• Roman road and 18th century coaching road N of Pyecombe church
• Ewe Bottom entrenchment, Patcham
• Bowl barrow on Scabes Castle
• Post-medieval stock enclosure at Devil's Dyke
• Moated site in Ragget's Wood
• Round barrow S of Edburton
• Group of three bowl barrows and an Anglo-Saxon mixed cemetery on Summer Down
• Platform barrow 300m south of Wolstonbury Camp
• Prehistoric linear boundary and Bronze Age bowl barrow in Pudding Bag Wood, 350m south of Upper Lodges
• Bowl barrow on North Hill
• Round barrows W of Ditchling Beacon
• Bowl barrow on Edburton Hill, 380m west of the motte and bailey castle
• Cross dyke on Newtimber Hill
• Cross dyke and bowl barrow 310m south east of Wolstonbury Camp
• Slaugham Place (remains of)