Things to see and do within Bognor Regis

Opened in 1999, the Arena sports centre is a dual-use facility funded by a combination of sources from Bognor Regis Community College (now The Regis School), West Sussex County Council, Bognor Regi

The Arun leisure centre is located in Felpham.

Some of the facilities include:

The 'Beach on the Beach' is located on the East Beach promenade and is open during the summer months. A huge sandpit for children that can now enjoy the beach even if the tide is in.

A great themed play park area located next to the promenade on the seafront.

Situated just on the outskirts of Bognor Regis town centre, Bersted Brooks covers an area of some is 46 acres comprising of 3 fields alongside the Aldingbourne Rife.

Famous for his poetry, William Blake lived in Blakes Cottage Felpham between 1800-1803. While in Felpham he began work on his epic poems, Milton and Jerusalem. 

Right on the seafront of Felpham beach near the sailing club and cafe, are the Blakes Road tennis courts and putting green.

The ice house in Bognor Regis was built circa 1792 for Sir Richard Hotham who led the development of Bognor as a seaside resort.

Situated near the Queensway and town centre Bognor Regis.

Bognor Regis Museum is really well worth a visit.

First opened in 1865, Bognor Regis pier has seen hundreds of thousands of people walk on the Victorian structure to admire the beach views and take in the sea air.

The promenade at Bognor Regis is 4.38 km (2.7 miles) long and stretches from Aldwick in the west to Felpham in the east.

During the summer months, the Bognor Promenade Train operates along the seafront, providing a convenient transport link from the vicinity of the Foreshore Office to a point beyond Butlins.

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.

Just opposite the pier, there is a great mini/crazy golf area with all sorts of challenging holes. At the last hole, you get a chance to win another round if you can ring the bell!

There’s some excellent diving along the English Channel coast around Bognor Regis.

The promenade of Bognor Regis has a large variety of convenient exercise stands to do what you do best.

You can fine fossils on Bognor Regis Beach! Some of the beaches have an underlayer called London Clay.

Sir Richard Hotham's house which he built in 1792, stands as a reminder of someone who long ago saw the potential of Bognor Regis because of its location and built on it.

During the 1890s Bognor Regis visitors were coming into the town from London and other places in the South of England to enjoy the seaside.

Covering and area of approximately 13 acres, King George V Playing Fields in Felpham is a popular and valuable resource used by local residents as well as visitors to relax, walk their dogs and exe

The Marine Park gardens are located to the west of Bognor Regis in Aldwick and are opposite the beach in Marine Drive West.

Neptune's is a family entertainment located on the pier featuring the latest , video and novelty gaming machines for all of the whole family. 

Tucked away in the heart of Felpham Village is Old Rectory Gardens. About an acre in size, this is an attractive spot with seating and is regularly used by the local residents of Felpham.

Pagham harbour nature reserve is an internationally important site for nature conservation, featuring plant and animal habitats of global rarity.

Located opposite the railway station, Bognor Regis Picturedrome Cinema (Grade II listed) was originally the new assembly rooms, designed by local architect Arthur Smith and opened in May 1886 at th

One of Bognor Regis’s secrets, and far more than a normal art gallery, the Rose Green Art & Craft shop and centre has become a special place to enjoy the work of many gifted artists in the Bogn

It is believed that the present church was built about 1404. Sir Richard Hotham, founder of Bognor Regis as a seaside resort is buried here.

St Mary's is a beautiful Grade II listed Norman church that is situated in the heart of Felpham village.

Built in 1849, replacing the medieval building that was lost to the sea in 1838 when it collapsed onto the beach from its original place on a low cliff.

The Parish Church of St Richard dates from 1934 and was the last stone-built church in Sussex.

The first church on this site was built by the Saxons in the 7th century AD on land given by Caedwalla, King of Wessex, to St.

St Wilfrid’s Church was dedicated in 1910 and built to meet the growing needs in the west of the town as the population of Bognor grew in what was the easternmost tithing of the ancient parish of P

Located near the town centre by the tallest building in Bognor Regis (Fiztleet), are the Hothampton Sunken Gardens, a delightful place to relax.

'A little oasis by the sea' - 'what a lovely place to play tennis' - 'An Idyllic place to play Bowls' - A few comments from people that have visited this recreational space in Bognor Regis.

Located close to the beach and the Town Centre, there are two six rink bowling greens with surrounding garden borders. Open from April - September. Rinks can be hired out by the hour.

To the West of Bognor Regis is West Park. Situated close to Aldwick Beach, West Park is a large open park with it’s own Café, children’s play area and, pay and display parking.