Free things to do

The Beach on the Beach located on the East Beach promenade is free to use and open during the summer months. Children can enjoy the beach sand even if the tide is in. There is no charge to use the...

The skateboard park is a small facility close to the beach which has a mini ramp and a number of obstacles to negotiate. There is also a small seasonal café nearby.

The Play on the Beach play area in Bognor Regis is situated along the seafront and features a sea creatures theme. This area is adjacent to the Beach on the Beach sand play area.

Nestled close to the town center, right by Bognor Regis's tallest building, Fitzleet, you'll find the charming Hothampton Sunken Gardens, a perfect spot to unwind. At the northern end of the gardens...

Bognor Regis East Beach is the most popular beach in Bognor Regis due to its close proximity to the town centre as well as the food and drink stands on the promenade. This beach was used in the...

Bognor Regis Museum contains a wealth of information and pictures of Bognor Regis, and includes a wireless Museum of radios and electrical equipment dating back many years. Well worth a visit.

One of the most visited places in Bognor Regis has to be the Grade II listed pier. Bognor Regis pier was first opened in 1865, and since then thousands of visitors have walked upon the great Victorian...

Fancy working out on the prom? Then have a go on the Bognor Regis promenade with 'flex on the beach'. There is a large variety of convenient exercise stands available to use for free. Great for taking...

Stretching from Aldwick to Middleton-on-Sea, the promenade at Bognor Regis is some 2.75 miles in length. Along the promenade, there are information panels providing a wealth of information about the...

Find Fossils on Bognor Regis Beach! Bognor Regis has a unique beach that has an underlayer called London Clay. This layer is very good for fossil hunting, particularly to the west of Bognor Regis Pier...

Hotham Park is the largest park in Bognor Regis and was originally the home of Sir Richard Hotham. Set within 20 acres. There is no admission fee to the park itself, and only small charges for use of...

The lovely Marine Park Gardens, are situated to the west of Bognor Regis in Aldwick, opposite the beach in Marine Drive West. There is an 18 hole putting green, plenty of seating and a water fountain...

With parking next to the beach and a seasonal refreshment café serving drinks and hot and cold food, Aldwick beach is a quieter place to spend the day. Aldwick beach is close to the Marine Park...

West Park is situated close to Aldwick beach, to the west of Bognor Regis. It is a large open park with a Café, Children’s play area, Public conveniences and Pay and display parking.

Located in Aldiwck not far from the town center is Aldwick Duck Pond. 

A quiet wildlife haven for wildlife with a history rooted in the local community. The site was originally a cattle pond for the...

Just on the outskirts of Bognor Regis town centre lies Bersted Brooks. An area of some 46 acres comprising of 3 fields alongside the Aldingbourne Rife. The area has a wide variety of valuable wildlife...

Felpham beach is a little further along the coast to the East. Popular with local residents, Felpham beach has shingle on the top of the beach and large expanses of sand when the tide is out.

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Pagham beach is well-known for swimming, yachting (with a yacht club situated right on the beach), and windsurfing. It's also a popular spot for walkers. 

At the far western end of Pagham beach, you'll...

Pagham Harbour is a glorious and peaceful nature reserve, one of the few undeveloped stretches of the Sussex coast, and an internationally important wetland site for wildlife.