Attractions

Set within Hotham Park, Wild Forest Falls is an exciting 18 hole adventure golf area. There is also a wildforest falls kiosk serving,
Barista Coffee, Teas, Hot Chocolates, Cold drinks, Snacks and Ice...

Butlin’s is pulling out all the stops to ensure its day pass visits are packed full of fun for the whole family to enjoy. In between watching the Skyline Pavilion shows, swim until you’re wrinkly in...

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 Ice house was initially a component of the Hotham Park Estate. It is believed to have been constructed around 1792 for the purpose of storing and preserving food for the estate. The entrance faces...

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.

Located opposite The Railway Station, on the corner of Canada Grove, this Grade II listed building opened in 1887 and continues to screen the latest blockbuster films and live event transmissions at...

Neptune's is a state of the art Family Entertainment Centre featuring the latest redemption, video and novelty gaming machines for all of the whole family. Located within the Neptune complex is...

The popular miniature railway runs through Hotham Park, allowing you to sit back and enjoy the ride. The railway is open April to September.

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.

The seafront mini golf in Bognor Regis is located in Waterloo Square opposite the pier where you can enjoy the 18 hole mini crazy golf in beautifly kepts gardens. It is loved by all age groups.

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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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Within the heart of Felpham village are the Old Rectory Gardens. This is an attractive spot with seating and is regularly used by the local residents of Felpham. The Fox Inn is across the road. The...

The Pagham Family Amusement Centre has a fascinating collection of machines going back to the 50s and is a nostalgic reminder of days gone by for the parents and grandparents, as well as being great...