Explore diverse parks and greenspaces across Arun, offering free outdoor recreation with playgrounds, sports facilities, and scenic natural areas for all ages.

Brookfield Park is part of Arun's extensive network of parks and greenspaces, maintained and available for year-round enjoyment. The collection includes notable sites such as Bersted Park, a 26-hectare destination featuring community facilities, sports fields, wildflower meadows, and a picturesque lake with South Downs views, plus an art trail showcasing ten sculptures by local chainsaw artist Simon Groves. Marine Park Gardens, a heritage site from the 1930s located on Aldwick seafront, combines historic charm with ornamental flowerbeds, a fountain, and leisure amenities including an 18-hole putting green. These parks cater to families with children of all ages, offering free entry and dog-friendly environments. The venues provide opportunities for active play, outdoor sports, nature exploration, and leisurely walks through carefully maintained greenspaces. With pushchair-friendly facilities and accessible layouts, the parks welcome visitors from infants through families with older children. The combination of sports facilities, play areas, natural features, and heritage architecture ensures something for everyone, making them ideal destinations for family outings, picnics, and outdoor recreation throughout the year.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

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Charlotte Lee

a year ago

Great big park. Newly refurbished playground, toddler playground area plus wooden playground equipment and zip wire. Lovely for dog walks lots of friendly dogs and their owners

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Stuart Dobner

4 years ago

Lovely peaceful park with a small lake at one end and a children's play area the other. Great place for dog walking too.

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MySolo VanLife

4 years ago

Lovely place but despite lots of bins some still don’t know how to use them.

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Nick Pritchard

5 years ago

An enjoyable place to walk around. Have only ever been here once before not massively long after the nearby houses were built and a little before the pond was dug out or so.

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Vivienne Hankins

7 years ago

Could be a fantastic park if some of the dog walkers cleared up their dogs poo. Think the council need to have someone patrolling and issuing on the spot fines. You really have to watch where your children are playing. The commemorative stone for the opening of the park needs a good clean too.

Reviews last updated: 29 September 2026