Hay without limits
Timothy and meadow hay stay available around the clock, just as a rabbit's digestion needs.
Luxury rabbit boarding · Burgess Hill
Spacious private garden lodges and thoughtful family-run care in the heart of West Sussex.
Why bunnies love Lime Tree
The window-side snooze shelf is a favourite place to watch the garden, while the open floor, ramp, hides, tunnel and private run invite a proper explore.

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Why bunnies love Lime Tree
Inside the real Lime Tree
Rabbits can hop up the ramp to watch the garden from the snooze shelf, tuck into a hideaway or follow the tunnel into their private exercise space. Heating, cooling and the fan help keep their holiday comfortable.
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Applewood is a boutique home-from-home, not a row of hutches. Every guest has a private setting, a familiar routine and Ginette close by.
Years of rabbit experience
Family-run since
Private lodge per booking
Photos and videos during their stay
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Room service, rabbit style
Hay, fresh herbs, a few healthy treats, comfort and enrichment are included. Pack enough of your rabbits' usual dry food or pellets for their stay, plus dry forage if that replaces pellets.
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Timothy and meadow hay stay available around the clock, just as a rabbit's digestion needs.
Fresh herbs, a few healthy treats and safe apple or pear twigs are included. You bring their usual dry food or pellets, plus dry forage if that replaces pellets.
Heating in colder weather and air conditioning, air cooling or fans when the temperature climbs.
Tunnels, shelves, ramps, hides and changing enrichment make every private space feel interesting.

Applewood grew from years of caring for rabbits and learning that the smallest details shape how safe they feel.
Ginette has shared her life with many rabbits over the years, including rescues. Everything they taught her shapes the generous floors, routes to explore, calm hideaways, climate support and reassuring updates guests enjoy.
“The aim is simple: for every rabbit to settle, eat, explore and feel like themselves.”Meet Ginette and Applewood
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Above and beyond, thank you!
My bunnies love Applewood.
Nothing was too much trouble.

Good to know
Clear requirements protect every guest. Start with vaccinations, their usual food and the four-day minimum stay.
Read all questions and answersEvery rabbit must have in-date protection against myxomatosis, RHD1 and RHD2 for the full boarding period. First vaccinations and overdue boosters must be given at least 21 days before arrival. Routine boosters must be given at least 8 days before arrival.
Read the vaccination requirementsBring enough of your rabbits' usual pellets or dry food for the whole stay, plus dry forage if that replaces pellets in their normal diet. Applewood supplies Timothy and meadow hay, fresh herbs, a few healthy treats and safe apple or pear twigs.
See the full menuShorter stays may be possible, but every booking is charged at Applewood's four-day minimum. A seven-day minimum applies during Christmas and the summer school holidays.
See prices and minimum staysOral and topical medication can sometimes be given when discussed and agreed before arrival. Injectable medication is not offered. Medication and veterinary support may involve additional charges, and written veterinary authorisation may be required.
Applewood shares photo and video updates through WhatsApp or Facebook during the stay, so you can see how your rabbits are settling in. Updates are not sent on a fixed daily schedule; timing depends on the care needs of all guests.

Applewood welcomes rabbits from across Sussex and further afield. The exact home address is shared with confirmed guests.
Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 0PH