Brooklands Park and Lake
Brooklands Park has undergone restoration to return it to the jewel in the crown destination of Adur and Worthing open spaces.
Among the new features for Brooklands Park are:
- a sustainable café close to the lake
- an adventure play area to house 30 pieces of equipment, two of which are climbing frames more than 4 metres high
- an outdoor space for multi use events such as frisbee, football or other activities surrounded by seating
- a contemplative garden bordering the Teville Stream with new sensory planting
- a new accessible pathway circumnavigating the lake with seating areas and shelters
- a 1.55 miles (2.5km) fitness trail around the park
- a number of glades on the old golf course, including Community Garden, Play and Build, Nature, Wind and Winter, discrete areas sheltered by planting allowing for different community activities including food growing, seed sowing, play dens, bug hotels and bird boxes
This was the second stage of the Brooklands Park project. In stage one, two years before, the lake and stream were the subject of extensive restoration work with silt removed, free flowing water channels created and windmill oxygenators installed so that the fish, wildlife and plant life could thrive.
Want to know more?
To get involved see:
See also:
Where is the park?
Brooklands Park just north of the coast road (A259 Brighton Road, junction with Western Road) in Worthing, facing the beach. It is about 1.7 miles (2.7km) east of Worthing Pier.
Brooklands Park,
Western Road,
Worthing,
West Sussex,
BN15 8SA
There are car parks:
- on the southern side of the park, off Brighton Road
- and the eastern side of the park, off Western Road
- see: Parking at Brooklands
You may also be interested in:
01903 221067
Need assistance with this service?
Get in touch:
Page last updated: 21 August 2024