A view from the Southern edge of the village looking roughly South West in the general direction of Ardingly and often giving beautiful sunset views. The road straight ahead of you leads down to Horsted Keynes Bluebell Railway station. To the right is the village proper and to the left, Haywards Heath. If you can't see anything that will either be because the camera is broken yet again, or more likely because we have no street lighting and it's dark at night in Sussex! At present there is daylight from approximately 06:00 to 18:00. This camera is in an exposed location so can get "steamed up" when there's wet weather.

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Horsted Keynes: Weather Camera: Play 30 days

This camera points towards the northern sky to show the clouds directly over the village of Horsted Keynes. Our longest running camera, it has been continuously on line since 1998 and is linked on and off from the main BBC web site. This new camera has been set up to show the clouds and aircraft, it seems prone to "white out" occasionally. We have done our best to prevent this happening and can only apologise if you can't see the picture clearly.

Due to a little local difficulty we have had to move the compost heap! Rest assured Compost-Cam will be back soon

We live in one of the last areas in Southern England where the sky is still reasonably dark at night with little light pollution. Take a look back when the weather allows us to observe and you will see what we can see!