Two Woods Estate

Two Woods Estate A woodland estate with a unique grove of majestic redwood trees that is licensed for weddings.
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Our events barn with licensed bar is ideal for wedding breakfasts, parties, anniversaries and all celebrations.

The rain might have come out - but it’s enticed our favourite locals out as well.
02/06/2026

The rain might have come out - but it’s enticed our favourite locals out as well.

19/05/2026

Imagine:
• vows under the trees
• golden hour portraits
• all your friends and family staying in one place

This is what a wedding at Two Woods Estate feels like.

Worried about getting married in the Spring? One look at the blue skies and the wisteria on our terrace should put your ...
03/05/2026

Worried about getting married in the Spring? One look at the blue skies and the wisteria on our terrace should put your mind at ease! Wisteria season at Two Woods Estate is one of our favourites.

Yesterday Woody (and Ali) took part in Race the Sun over the South Downs for . It started off cold and misty and then tu...
26/04/2026

Yesterday Woody (and Ali) took part in Race the Sun over the South Downs for . It started off cold and misty and then turned into a baking hot day!
Well done guys, you absolutely smashed it.
Link to donate to this amazing charity in our bio.

1. The redwood is the world’s tallest tree. Many redwoods grow to heights of more than 90 metres, the tallest one in the...
22/04/2026

1. The redwood is the world’s tallest tree. Many redwoods grow to heights of more than 90 metres, the tallest one in the world stands at 116 metres (20 metres taller than Big Ben!)

2. Redwoods are Climate Change Heroes. Studies show that redwoods capture more carbon dioxide than any other tree on Earth. Thanks to their large size, long lifespan and rot-resistant wood, redwood trees can pull and hold at least 3 times more carbon from the air than the average tree thereby cleaning more air and helping to keep temperatures from rising.

3. Redwood roots intertwine with the roots of neighbouring trees. It’s a classic case of “teamwork makes the dream work.” These intertwined roots help the trees support one another in storms and high winds, forming a literal and figurative community in the forest. Redwoods can often be seen growing in circles, known as “fairy rings” because they sprouted from the roots of a parent tree. The parent tree helps to nourish the sprouts with water and sugars while they grow. When the parent trees die, the young redwoods continue to grow in the circle shielding, stabilising, and nourishing each other through their roots.

4. Entire ecosystems can live within redwood branches high off the ground. Because redwoods can grow so large their shed leaves collect together with dust and water on their branches and eventually become soil mats that create mini-ecosystems. Hundreds of plants have been found living in the canopies of redwoods.

5. Redwoods can make it rain. A redwood’s leaves can both absorb moisture from fog in the air and can also condense fog into drops and rain them down to soak the soil around them (thankfully it’s not very foggy in West Sussex).

6. Almost as Old as the Dinosaurs - the earliest redwoods showed up on Earth shortly after the dinosaurs – before flowers, birds and humans. Redwoods have been around for about 240 million years compared to about 200,000 years for “modern” humans. However, in just the last 150 years, human impacts have drastically reduced the number of these ancient trees with only 5% of old-growth redwood forests remaining.

17/04/2026

Are you looking to host a corporate away day, a team building event or private party?
Two Woods Estate is not just a wedding venue - we can cater to all kinds of event requests. Get in touch today to organise yours.

April might just be one of our favourite months at Two Woods. The woods are starting to wake up, the bluebells are comin...
10/04/2026

April might just be one of our favourite months at Two Woods. The woods are starting to wake up, the bluebells are coming out and the birds and neighbouring lambs are providing the soundtrack to the most peaceful of walks.
It might not be peak season, but these last few days would have made the most perfect of dates for a wedding here.
There’s still some availability in April 2027 - get in touch today to lock in your perfect Spring wedding.

Wishing Good Luck 🍀 to the Pulborough RFC U18 Girls for their National Cup Quarter Final match against Dings Crusaders!!
28/02/2026

Wishing Good Luck 🍀 to the Pulborough RFC U18 Girls for their National Cup Quarter Final match against Dings Crusaders!!

Our 2026 New Year’s Resolution is to do some charitable events this year and Woody is kicking this off on April 25th wit...
27/02/2026

Our 2026 New Year’s Resolution is to do some charitable events this year and Woody is kicking this off on April 25th with Race the Sun - Setting off at sunrise, alongside his buddy Ally, he will cycle, hike and paddle across the South Downs to race against the sunset.
This event raises money for Action Medical Research who provide vital research to help sick and disabled babies and children through cures, treatments and medical breakthroughs.

If you’d like to donate, then the link is in our bio.

The quieter months at Two Woods are pretty special when you get frequent visits from these estate residents
16/02/2026

The quieter months at Two Woods are pretty special when you get frequent visits from these estate residents

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Blackgate Lane
Pulborough
RH201DD

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Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm

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