Public pools in Brighton

“Beautiful serene setting creating a sombre atmosphere paying homage to the Indian soldiers who fought in WW1 and died in the makeshift hospital in Royal Pavilion. The location is not easily accessible, we took the bridle path and walked for around 45 mins to reach the monument. The path is quite steep and uphill. There is a narrow road which is where Google map was suggesting to use but we parked just off the main road and walked.”

“Great small pool. Always a good temperature and clean are people there are lovely and always polite and amazing. My small person had swiming lessons there which I highly recommend if your small people need lessons. they go from tiny to above. There are public swimming times as well.”

“Great swim school. Highly recommend for adults who need some coaching. I loved my one week intensive for front crawl. Brilliant teachers.”

“I love going to Queens park, it is a lovely place to go during all months of the year. In autumn, the colorful leaves are specially beautiful to admire. There are many dogs in the park playing, and there are dog-free zones as well. There's a children's park, a lovely pond and lots of green space. My favourite activity is to feed the squirrels and ducks around the park. The squirrels are quite friendly and will fetch peanuts from your hand, or you can throw them in their direction, it's a nice place to go for a refreshing walk. I will say that there are stone paths around the park if you don't want to step in the grass, but the park itself is a bit steep, going up and down, night be an issue if you have special mobility needs.”

“HUGEEEE Private Pool in total privacy of anyone else, set in a beautiful home garden Lyn the host is amazing at accomodating.”

“This a great place to get into the sea and be protected by the wall at the same time. Swim paddle or just play in the sand”

“I went to the monthly group swim really friendly staff good sized changing rooms”

“Very informative place.. people can get understand about Brighton fishing culture and how it’s growing up.. overall good place. It’s free of charge entrance. But If you like you can donate some money.”

“Cafe ladies always friendly and helpful, come here just for cafe with kids sometimes as very children friendly. More healthy options and non dairy milk latte etc options would be a good improvement as lacks that currently. General facilities good value. Only issue was when baby changing toilet was out of order for ages and only alternative upstairs which difficult with pram etc.”

“My son and I recently enjoyed an exceptional experience at Morriswood's private pool in a particularly beautiful spot in Horsham. The pool's perfectly temperate and pristine water, coupled with the immaculately maintained natatorium, created an inviting and relaxing atmosphere. The private hire arrangement afforded us unparalleled privacy and quality time together. I highly recommend Morriswood to anyone seeking a private swimming pool rental in Horsham for a recreational swim with friends and family or simply a tranquil and private swim.”

“Producing hardy swimmers since 1860. Wonderful people, braving the elements, whatever the weather. Always looking for new members. See website.”

“I enjoy swimming several times a week, everything is fine”

“free parking! what else can i say :) easy hike as well to see the viewpoint of seven sisters cliff. the beach is also better..there is a good coffee shop on the car park.”

“Legendary & Iconic Beach We came to Birling Gap as it is an iconic site to visit in the UK. It is a beautiful place & particularly nice to visit for families. The views are incredible & stunning. You can see the sea and the chalk cliffs and here the sound of the crashing waves. Access is not so easy but it is well worth it. At the end there is a parking (paid) but no other option. It is also a pebbly beach but that was not really an issue for us. Birling Gap is a great day out, well worth a visit and the perfect spot to come and see the seven sisters.”

“Great walking experience. Easy parking, though you need to pay. Be aware of fake QR code sticker's on the payment machine. I use the payment app too be safe. There's a regular bus service between Eastbourne and Brighton which stops along various points of the seven sisters walk and Nd the the walk to Newhaven. So it's very easy to catch a bus back to your car.”

“Walked up a bit, took a photo, looked at the view, went down slapped a savaloy n chips in my face watching the sunset. Nice evening spent in Seaford.”

“The most peaceful park where one can enjoy a coffee and a pastry in a lovely green space. The flowers and the birds are gorgeous in this public garden.”

“What a little gem, lovely place opposite Preston park, peaceful and quaint. It has a pond, waterfalls, lovely trees, great bit of nature. Spotted some koi in the pond too.”

“Massive grounds with something for everybody; lakeside and woodland walks, a zoo, children's play atea and a couple of cafes - we visited the walled garden cafe. The grounds are dog-friendly and there is plenty of space for families and picnics.”

“Stunning park especially in the autumn, for all its vibrant colours as the trees begin to shed their leaves. Springtime brings snowdrops and other early risers, once again a feast on for the eyes. Your usual national trust cafe, shop & garden shop are all present, as well as a street food stall plus a snacks & hot drinks wagon. Plenty of walks to choose from, the shorter ones for the lakes are the favourites for most people.”

“An absolutely beautiful, iconic treasure of Brighton- a must visit for all ages. Walking through the Dyke itself isn't too strenuous and is a really peaceful, grounding experience. I love walking through with my son or on my own- it's great for kids who enjoy nature as insects, wildflowers and birds are abundant. If you aren't able or in the mood to traverse the steep hill, there are large flat walking areas as well which are just as much of a treasure to experience with stunning views. People often fly kites, walk their dogs and just enjoy the space no matter the weather. It's really a special part of Brighton and so easy to get to by hopping on a 77 bus. There is also a pub/hotel which has AMAZING chips which are a must, as well as toilets when needed.”

“Good park Pretty quarry and good paths most of which have gravel overlayed so it doesn’t get muddy, although the forest paths are quit muddy year round so hiking books would be recommended unless you plan on walking in the bushes :)”

“Now is the time to visit the bluebells in Stamner Woods (late April). Nature at its finest. Great for tracking, dog walks and cycling.”