Things to do in Bognor Regis

Venue 24 is Bognor’s go-to destination for unforgettable events. From live music and family entertainment to silent discos and daytime clubbing, there’s always something happening. 

See their website for current events and whats on.

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 gardens, putting green and West Park. The beach is also a good great place to watch and photograph our lovely sunsets. 

Aldwick beach is great for some fossil hunting at low tide. This area the coastline has

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 concessionary facilities such as the miniature railway, boating lake, and golf etc. Hotham Park is a great place for all the family.

Facilities at Hotham Park Include: 

• Boating lake
• Miniature Railway

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 at the western end of the gardens. During the summer months, the flower beds are full of colour. 

There is ample parking, Aldwick beach, and a seasonal café are close by.

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.

Mr P’s Classic Amusements and Reel Fruits is a well‑loved Bognor Regis arcade situated just opposite the mini golf in Waterloo Square. Known for its classic fruit machines, retro vibe, and friendly team. The vintage games are well looked after, and its seafront spot at 6–8 Waterloo Square makes it an easy stop during a stroll.

It’s a favourite for anyone who enjoys old‑school machines or a hit of

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 on the beach towards Aldwick.

The most common fossils to be found are what are called brachiopods, bivalves and worm tubes. These fossils can be found at low tide and on the foreshore and beach at

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 Margaret House estate, which served as a Dr. Barnardo’s home for boys starting in 1937. 

After the home closed, local residents formed the Aldwick Preservation Society in 1977 to save the site from being

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 habitats including mature trees, hedgerows, ditches, scrub & wetland and is home to many wildlife forms. A lovely place to visit for a walk and unwind.

Located in Felpham village, Blakes Cottage is where the famous poet William Blake onced lived between 1800 and 1803. While in Felpham he began work on his epic poems, Milton and Jerusalem. The cottage is now owned by the Blakes Cottage Trust. See thier website below for further details and open days.

A great golfing challenge in an established scenic location. If you are on holiday and would like to discuss a multiple day access to the course, we have special offers that can cater for you and give you a personal welcome throughout your holiday.

For opening times etc. see website.

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.

Parking

The nearest car park is Culver Road, which is situated very near the beach with pay and display parking.

Facilities at Felpham Beach

• Pay and display parking behind the beach huts very near the prom
• Refresh