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Princes Park
Eastbourne
Type:Adventure Park / Playground
Royal Parade, Eastbourne, East Sussex, BN22 7LL
Tel: 01323 415 415
Eastbourne
Tel: 01323 415 415
At the heart of the park lies a large artificial lake, frequently used by two resident clubs for racing model yachts and powerboats. The lake is home to numerous swans and other bird species, including some rare migratory visitors. Scenic terraced paths along the lakeside offer seating, while the surrounding lawns feature flower beds and several picnic tables.
Children’s playgrounds are located at either end of the lake, one of which includes a splash pad water feature. In the center of the park, you'll find a café and restroom facilities, with a nearby bowls club making use of the greens.
| Princes Park (1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2025) |
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