The 30 Best Water park in Brighton

“Completed my RYA 1&2 with Brighton Watersports. The instructors were great - patient, competent and thorough. Doing the training in fresh water at Piddinghoe is perfect for beginners as there's no tide to worry about and club house provides a warm refuge if you fall in.”

“We had a delicious vegan lunch at Wild Cherry. We shared a vegan sausage roll, roasted pepper with chickpeas and bulghur and mushroom lasagna. We also picked up a few things from the deli. We really recommend this place!”

“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.”

“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.”

“Always a great day out at Fishers Farm. We travel from Wiltshire to meet friends half way. I’m happy to see some investment has been made to the park. The new entrance building with the gift shop is lovely. The woodland forest has been completely re done (photos attached). We are excited to try the ringos ramp when it’s finished next time we come as that was still being worked on. We especially loved the new baby sensory area inside. Thanks all for a l other great visit, see you again soon!”

“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.”

“Bewbush Water Gardens is tucked away behind residential streets and edged by the Mill Pond and Ifield Brook, it’s a peaceful little pocket of nature, complete with footbridges, ducks, and the occasional philosophical heron pretending not to judge your life choices. Before it became a tranquil garden spot, the area was part of the old Bewbush Farm estate and, later, the outer edge of Crawley's New Town expansion in the 1970s and 80s. It was pretty wild and overgrown for a while, basically a swampy patch of scrubland that only the bravest dog walkers dared enter. Now? It’s been transformed into a lush wetland park, great place to walk the dog or feed some ducks, or just to escape the screech of the A23.”

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

“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 :)”

“Great value for money, staff in shop and entrance booth very friendly and helpful. Lots to do rain or shine. Brilliant place.”

“Wow! We just visited the Blue Lagoon for the first time and what an amazing experience all round. The pool itself is lovely and warm and so relaxing. We connected our music and had the pool to ourselves. 100% would recommend and will definitely be back. Courtney and Mackenzie were so helpful friendly and professional and are fantastic members of staff.”

“First time I been to big park what great place to go too, 2 minutes walk to park met my friend there with her dogs. Nice cafe, had a coffee and piece of carrot cake yum yum. Very friendly in the cafe and other people there enjoy there self, one thing like to say the kids and teenagers we spoke to very polite.”

“A lovely place for a walk, no matter what the time of year. Our dogs love coming here. Ample parking and easily accessible to all.”

“Great for short or long walks. Seasonal variations in the trees with changing colours, especially in Autumn make this place special. Free parking plus toilets and a dog dip area if needed”

“For a peaceful and tranquil walk with nature, knowing you are not far from the modern world if needed, with parking dotted around the woods it is always something we can all do with from time to time, I am lucky in that i now live in this beautiful area but if you find yourself visiting i would strongly recommend a visit to these woods. On the main man made pathways there is access for wheelchairs and even on some of the trodden in footpaths, it is full of beautiful trees, nature and wildlife.”

“Very nice experience with good quality bikes. I got lost once or twice but it just made the adventure more rememberable. The bikes were very easy to work with and the gears changed with a click of a button. Very nice scenery 10/10 would recommend”

“I had an exciting night at Shocktober Fest — easily one of the best Halloween events I’ve attended, and I’ve travelled all over the world. The atmosphere was fantastic, the staff were great, and the food was excellent, which was a big bonus. The only downside was not managing to experience all of the scare attractions, but that just gives me a reason to return next year. Highly recommended!”

“An excellent camp site we used gor our motorhome grst position for bus routes to Brighton.”

“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.”

“Clean and peaceful. Perfect for picnic on a sunny weekend.”

“Lovely little park, plants, trees and wildlife”

“Superb park with equipment for all ages. There is also walks, an urban beach and row boat hire”

“Fantastic park close to beach and town centre. Ideal for a stroll or a picnic. Lots of flower gardens and wild margins. Great for a couple of hours of peaceful relaxing out of town.”

“Massive park and beautiful place for events Summer picnic Dog walking and for birthday party’s”

“Great place.to visit. Can't wait for the next open day”

“Got the feeling that it had not been open long. A work in progress or perhaps it was just the time of year. A lovely place for families there was something for everyone. Well stocked garden centre and the staff were very helpful. My only criticism was the moss on parts of the outdoor paths which could prove a slip hazard. I didn't go in the cafe as it was half term and very busy.”

“A lovely centre and a very accommodating friendly receptionist. My husband and I both have a couple of disabilities autism being one of them which makes a warm water pool perfect for us due to our sensory needs. We was worried as we were not able to secure transport for our 2:30pm. The receptionist was so lovely as to adjust our timing for us so we did not miss out we are very grateful. Would recommend this pool and is very family friendly as well for those with children.”

“Brighton Beach is a lively seaside spot full of energy and charm. The pebble shore, colorful promenade, and iconic pier make it a fun place to relax, eat, and explore. It can get crowded in summer, but the atmosphere is always vibrant.”

“Full of color and life. A good place and space for family walk in the afternoon”