Attractions in and around 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 Regi

Famous for his poetry, William Blake lived in Blakes Cottage Felpham between 1800-1803.

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

During the summer months, there is a promenade train that runs from near the Forshore Office to Beyond Butlins.

Bognor Regis URC is a friendly, welcoming church situated 5 minutes walk from Bognor's main railway station.

Just opposite the pier, there is a great crazy golf area with all sorts of challenging holes.

Situated in Felpham Bognor Regis, The Arun Liesure centre offers a comprehensive range of facilities available for a variety of sports

Flex on the beach means just that, The promenade of Bognor Regis has a number of exercise stands to do what you do best.

Hotham Park is the largest park in Bognor Regis and was originally the home of Sir Richard Hotham and set within 20 acres. Find our more about Hotham Park.

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

Tucked away in the heart of Felpham Village is Old Rectory Gardens.

Located near the seafront of Bognor Regis, Our Lady of Sorrows Church was originally founded in 1881 when the Servite Friars came to Bognor.

The Bognor Regis grade II listed Picturedrome Cinema shows all the latest films in it's modern and up and coming surroundings.

Located on the Pier at Bognor Regis, Sheiks Night Club has firmly established itself as the biggest and busiest Nightclub in West Sussex

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.

Whereas the parish of Middleton is ancient (existed before 1086 when Doomesday Book was compiled) the present church is Victorian.

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

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

A hidden away gem to play tennis and Bowls. Tennis open the the public April - Sept. Tennis and bowls coaching available.

The Regis Centre has a full range of music, arts and entertainment to suite all tastes.

To the West of Bognor Regis is West Park.

A family entertainment centre for all the family to enjoy, the Flying Fortress is a great day out.

Just up the road from Bognor Regis, is the Tangmere Military Aviation Museum. A great place to visit for all the family.