So lucky to have this amusement park in West Sussex. The whole family will enjoy a day out in this small scale park by the sea. My grandchildren absolutely love coming here. Lot's of rides for all ages. I first came here over sixty years ago and still enjoy coming. Would definitely highly recommend

A great morning, my 5 year old daughter was attending a soft play party (which she really enjoyed) so I took my 8 year old son around the rest of harbour park. We were there at 10, before the rides open, so spent most of the time in the arcade which has a good variety of games/challenges etc to get 'tickets' in order to win prizes. As well as some other just good arcade machines, we also played air hockey!

5* for the children's soft play and toddler town area. Best and cheapest we have been to for a while. Not too big but big enough. Nice touches such as the interactive play screen on the top floor. The toddler town is very cool if your children like role play. There is 4 different role play scenes/rooms. Price was good for the soft play too and good variety of food and drinks. Nice and quiet on a school weekday. There were 3 families here when we went so the children really had a good run around. Finished our day off in the arcades. They have wooden step stools for little ones to use the arcade games. Some of the 2p machines gave out ticket prizes too so the little ones got to choose a prize at the end with them. All in all we had a lovely day out here and we didn't even go to the rides bit outside.

Pricey, but something to do for the kids. The queues weren't long either so the kids went on everything several times each. Also not overly busy which was really nice too. Good facilities on site but again the coffee shops and restaurants are also pricey because it was basically £10 bar a few pence for a burger!!!

Fantastic place for young children who are getting used to rides! We were mainly in the indoors area where there are small rides, which my 3 year old - who wouldn't otherwise go on rides - was very excited to get on without an accompanying adult. The soft play if wonderful, she also enjoyed that. They have a Toddler Town which has a supermarket room where kids can scan items and pretend they're working there. There is also a vet room, a florist and a construction site rooms which are all very interactive role play rooms.

I used to work there many moons ago, my mum also ran the bingo hall! I visited with my grandson, we only used the soft play and a couple of rides in the amusements as he is under the age of 2, highly recommended, will certainly return

Looks great fun, all the usual rides and indoor amusements. We didn’t ride, so don’t know the prices. We did return to our childhoods by playing the 2p shove coin game, and I did have a big win, but obviously it all went back in the machine 😂🤣😂I wish they wouldn’t stick sweets and stuff on top of the coins! But fun all the same. We also ate the fish and chips which came extremely quickly and were scalding hot. The kitchen staff must be very efficient. The beach was packed and there was a dedicated life guard swimming area and also more lifeguards guarding the dangerous areas near the river outlet, which has furious currents, sometimes flowing inland. The boats on the river trying to get out to sea were having a hard time fighting against the inward flow of the tide.

Treat for the kids and they absolutely loved it, especially the bumper cars. Plenty to keep them entertained, including the indoor amusement arcades and soft play. Right next to Littlehampton Beach, river Arun end, so you get the best of both worlds if you are making a day of it. Rides reasonably priced at £20 for ten tickets, bumper cars only 1 ticket per car, so if the kids share one, it makes the tickets last longer. All round excellent value for a fun few hours.

It's great value for money, if I'm honest the rides could "ride" a little longer they all have around 1 min to 3 minutes ride length. The log flume actually does get you wet. There is a beautiful little lake with paddle boats there too.

Great fun for families. Lots of parking near-by. Penny machines are worth playing as you can actually win prizes (unlike certain other venues). Toilets are clean and adequate for busy days. Staff always around and very helpful. The rides are sensibly priced and good fun for all ages. Check opening times on their website and dates rides are open through the season. Much better value if you get wrist band as opposed to paying per ride.

We drove two hrs to go to this but got disappointed as it was so small to my expectation. You can get 23 pounds per ticket ( for a child) and adults go almost free for every rides, that seemed economic to me. Harbour park hardly got 5 to 6 rides, one trampoline area, and a big slide. Most of the rides were not so great, and in those rides they have height restrictions too. Indoor activities can be fun for kids. This park can be a fun for local resident but I wont reccommend people to drive longer time to reach here. Better to carry your own food and proper clothings as its near beach so it can be too windy at times. There is Harvester Pub just aside of this park if some people wont want to carry food. Overall, my kid enjoyed but if my kid ask to visit this park again future then I wont encourge my child to have such a long drive.

Based on your Web page we decided to visit your Cafe today for Breakfast but how disappointing it was. Unlike your pictures of delicious options what we were actually served could not have been more different. I ordered one Vegan and one small breakfast. My Vegan option consisted a plate full of baked beans, three tinned tomatoes which were tough and uneatable, two so called Vegan sausages bland and tasteless and just to add insult to injury a fried egg which of course is definitely not a Vegan choice. The small English was basically the same sea of baked beans and tinned tomatoes accompanied by a fried egg and one bacon rasher. This food was absolutely horrible but was nothing compared with the coffee which you claimed to be freshly ground Piacetto Italian but what we got instead was white liquid which only tasted of some very strange milk. A proper flat white coffee should of course consist of a double shot of good quality beans with the addition of steamed fresh whole milk to make the frother. It seems either your machine or it’s operators are not able to produce this, like the majority of good coffee shops are these days, although you still seem to feel justified in charging £3.20 a cup. I notice from your many reviews that I am not alone in raising these points but it seems you are not really interested in offering your customers much better value for money with more appetising options thereby increasing sales with better reviews as a result. I would add that the lady who attended to us was friendly and polite and I felt quite sorry for her having to serve us possibly the most revolting breakfast we have ever had.

Very good breakfast and coffee, great atmosphere with everyone enjoying the weather.

Basic park cafe layout clean and tidy. Great food, freshly prepared, and good portion sizes. Choice on menu is good catering for vegetarian and meat lovers. They serve milk alternative like oat or soya. Always friendly and lots of regular customers. Located within view of the large lake and stones throw from mini railway. Large playing field for kids and dogs welcome.

Was there with my granddaughter and nephew both aged 2. Ordered food and drinks. 20 mins later I asked where my order was and it had been forgotten. Once delivered it was nice but the kids were restless. Not great service but the setting was nice. The parks well worth a visit. The cafe needs to keep up.

A wonderful cafe in a great location and with the added bonus of excellent food and service. We are so glad to have found somewhere where we can enjoy a well presented cafe with piping hot food and coffee to enjoy. Well done to the staff.

Mewsbrook park has a lovely walk around a boating lake, the lake having pedalos for hire on it at reasonable price. There is a children's playground, a cafe and public toilets. It's a great place for children and adults to visit.

We stop here occasionally and sit outside with the dog, who likes to explore the park and meet other dogs. The cafe has friendly, efficient service and is reasonably priced. We will continue to be regular visitors.

An overall 5* because it is cheap, friendly and the food is great value. I had a halloumi burger that was well cooked and tasty.

Very busy on a sunny day. Staff worked hard yet remained happy, efficient and friendly. Food was good and at a good price.

I have already visited a few times, so I was definitely satisfied . Good spot . Place for older, young, single, couples, without or with pets Bit hectic if is busy period of time . If you are planning a large number of people sitting [( maybe from 5 till ∞ people : 9:30AM-4PM)weekends? Better to give them call in advance . Good spot around Mewsbrook Park pond nice surrounding for wolk .

A much improved café since it has been expanded. A much bigger dining area and clean (unisex) toilets. There is a good menu of good quality food - with generous portions!

We pop in whilst walking our dog. Great for a cuppa and snack. Lovely friendly people and ideally located near the sports centre and boating lake.

Unfortunately this Cafe is not as good as it once was. Since the new build opened the service is often very slow and hectic with long queues and often the drinks are not hot. The owners are not approachable and I would go as far as to say quite grumpy and unfriendly and not at all welcoming. They do not appreciate regular loyal customers, very rarely smiling or chatting with customers. So we now take our family’s custom to the Beachfront Cafe where the staff are always welcoming and friendly and the food and drinks are of a better quality.

A nice cafe to buy a coffee very friendly staff. So lovely to take a walk around the lake. There are plenty of benches to sit on to enjoy the surroundings. Great for all ages a really nice park.

We have, or should I say used to have, coffee and cake every Saturday and Sunday morning. Most recently, we went for our usual but the normal tables and chairs were not out on the patio. We saw them stacked up on the left outside. We thought as they were busy that they hadn't a chance to put them out. We proceeded to put out 4 chairs and a table for ourselves. What happened next completely left us gobsmacked. The owner came out shouting at us "no no put those back, they are cordoned off as not in use, can't you see?" No good morning, no tact, no brain! No apologies!! There was no sign or tape. A couple of us just said ok no problem. He just went back in. What a horrible man!! We had heard stories about the owners and their grumpiness but had not encountered it in person and until yesterday. Both myself and my friend have been in customer service and hospitality for over 30 years and if this is the level of service that he and his wife are offering then there is no surprise that people are experiencing this level of rudeness and ignorance! We, definitely, WILL NOT be going back. Do they think they are the only coffee shop on the beachfront?? Littlehampton community, steer well clear if you don't like being spoken to like dirt. To answer the reply........They may have been busy but it only takes a second or two to explain things "politely". We didn't even rebuttal a reply. How were we to know the chairs and and tables were not to be used. Like said, there was no sign or cordoning tape. Situation could have been handled a lot better and professionally. It is a shame but to be fair your hot drinks are never "hot" anyway. We always had to ask for them to be hotter. Enough said, I think.

The staff seem uninterested in their jobs or customers. Leave you waiting to be served and don't even apologise. Hardly anyone there and waited quite a time for food. No atmosphere there. How about a bit of background music?

Great little museum. Plenty to see and read about. Easily spent a couple of hours in there and will go back for more. Very pleasant and helpful staff, and its free.

A lovely museum full of interesting facts and information about Littlehampton. Friendly and welcoming staff. Littlehampton is a hidden gem. Enjoyed my visit and I am looking forward to visiting again very soon - thank you.

This is a very nice local museum, particularly focused on the history of Littlehampton and its environs. Materials range from fossils and stone age items to WWII, with a good representation of the historical topography during Roman times ( particularly interesting is the Climping Hoard, alongside materials from the Angmering Roman Villa), some nice medieval material and a very good section on Littlehampton as a busy coastal town during the 19th century. Despite its somewhat reduced size, this is a thriving cultural reality with a solid outreach program, publications, and temporary exhibitions which complement the permanent display and keep this free-access museum interesting for the locals as well as the tourists. What more can I say? Just keep it up!

I've lived in Littlehampton for awhile finally got round to paying a visit really glad I did I happy surprised I wasn't expecting much but there was a lot I'm very interested in prehistory didn't think there would be a lot but they have lots of lovely worked flint and 3 beautiful stone axe heads but they have stuff from all different ages anyone who's into history or just looking for something nice to do worth a visit. Definitely coming back when I have a bit more time

Excellent local museum, we lived in Littlehampton for 15 years and left in 1979 but we still learnt a lot we didn't know about the history of the town. Exhibits were well explained and a lot was included in a small space without it feeling cramped. The lady in charge was very friendly and helpful. A most enjoyable and worthwhile experience. Well worth a visit, and it's free!

It's a lovely museum. Not particularly large but full of interesting history. A great place to visit for an hour or two when in Littlehampton.

Visited to see Wicked Little Letters exhibition but was pleased to see museum is much more than that. Lots of local history and 'finds'. Well worth a visit.

Good one. Smiling staff.

Great little Museum, very interesting, lovely looking at the old photo's and reading how it all was years ago, fascinating.

Very interesting small snippets in local and general history worth poking your nose in

Who was the best dressed Man in Littlehampton, he still is quite good nowadays, but then he was a bobby dazzler? There are two brilliant exhibitions on at Littlehampton Museum in the Town Hall in Church Street and they are free to go to. With the one showing drawings, paintings of Littlehampton, I was so impressed I think Littlehampton Town Council should buy the whole lot and have them on permanent display. With the other exhibition you can find out who the best dressed man was. Opening Littlehampton's Attic Saturday 21 July - Friday 07 September As part of the celebrations for the Museum’s 90th birthday, the Museum team will be looking through the collections and selecting 90 of the most fascinating, curious, and rarely-seen objects to tell the story of the Museum for our big summer show. Visitors can expect to see all types of objects, from local archaeological discoveries from the 1930s to a treasured scrapbook belonging to a past Curator. Come and learn more about what the museum holds and try your hand at some fun activities! We have several events planned to compliment this exhibition, including a birthday party and summer holiday workshops. So, who was the best dressed Man? Please let me know who you think it was. Scenes of Littlehampton (All Littlehampton Shop owners should go to this one) Wednesday 18 July - Friday 07 September Littlehampton artist Rad Radburn will be showcasing his colourful pen and wash drawings of well known Littlehampton places, from the shops on Surrey Street to the many public houses around the town. His art is sure to charm visitors throughout the summer period. Rad's artwork will be available to purchase.

We find a lot of sand closer to the river Arun. Further along its mainly shingle. Yesterday we spent some time watching the sailboard and surfers with kites. Most enjoyable.As the photos were taken by camera we will add them later.

Comparatively very quite and limited ! They need beach attendants to keep this small area clean, fellow humans kindly take your liter with you. I would say its rather made for adults want silence along shore as its not sandy its not good for children's

Cosy, small independent cinema. Refreshments are available at the kiosk, and there are toilets at the venue. Films and theatre productions are shown here. If you attend performances before 6.00 pm there are car parking charges, but after this time parking is free.

I've always visited big cinemas like the Odeon but I was pleasantly surprised by this cosy little cinema. The staff were friendly, and it's a hell of a lot cheaper! Worth the visit!

Lovely local none franchised cinema. Great 4k laser protector with a queint yesteryear cine hall feel to it. Staff are volunteers which just adds to the nostalgia. If you do visit please buy your sweets from their little shop to help keep this local cinema going

A great small cinema, good sound quality. The deep base of explosions you feel throughout your body. The seats are not great comfort wise, especially when you're watching a long movie such as Avatar 2, the first couple of hours was fine, but the last hour and twenty minutes, I started to get back ache. Definitely a good cinema to visit.

Had a lovely time at the theatre watching our granddaughter very proud. Easy parking. Toilets. Easy access. Staff were helpful.

A very nice little cinema, very comfortable seats and lovely and warm for a change. So many other places are always cold and miserable and you have to keep your coat on . The only downside was the refreshments or lack of choice??Other cinemas provide alcohol and crisps and snacks!!

Great experience. Didn't know they had a cinema at first. Cheaper than odeon. The family had a lovely time! Would recommend.

Cinema brilliant value and the volunteers who work here are lovely. Shame about the people who can't be bothered to pick up their rubbish after the film! Parking is free in nearby roads if you don't want to pay for the car park.

Such a wonderful asset to our community- The venue is very clean and shows a great range of films to suit all ages

If it's just a quick hour or so that you wish to kill, or a full day, then visit Mewsbrook Park & the Pedalo hire shack. Each hire session is 30 mins long & with the lake being quite large, that time goes very quickly. The chap that runs the pedalo hire is so polite friendly & helpful - not to mention chatty - you'll be hard pushed to drag yourself away after a half hour session. In terms of value, it's not bad either. It costs just £2.50 for a child & £3.50 for an adult. My family love coming to the park & the pedalo shack especially as there is a cafe (very good) & miniature railway in the park too. An easy 10/10 score.

Well maintained and beautiful park with a large lake in the centre, art deco seated shelters from a past era, at various locations around the park, normal wooden bench seating is also available at intervals around the flat tarmac path allowing free access for wheelchair users and slow walkers. Duck feeding points around the lake with bird feed available to buy. Children's play area with the usual swings and slides. Cafe with outdoor seating and public toilets are close to the new swimming baths off the main sea front, free parking on the access road or pay and display parking everywhere else. Short walk to the stoney beach and ice cream stalls, well worth a visit

Great place for a walk 🚶‍♀️ Lots to see,birds,ducks,swans and dog walkers,plenty of areas for children to play. There's a cafe with outdoor and indoor seating and a good green area for picnicks in the summer . The park is off the seafront and there's a good selection of skateboarding areas in the corner of the park near to the seafront. There's plenty of parking around the park and the sports centre has a large parking area and it's just a short walk to the park from there.

£9.50 for 2 adults and 1 child to hire a pedal dragon on the pond for 30mins. Our 4yr old really enjoyed it and was given a life jacket before boarding. We paid in cash not sure if they take card. There was x2 dragons and x1 Swan. Had a fab time except there was water in the boat and our feet got soaked for the day. Bring a change of socks.

Such a fun day out on the Swan or dinosaur pedalos. Mewsbrook Pond is large but shallow, it feels very safe and peaceful to be pedalling around the island and exploring the water. Really friendly and kind man in charge, he was really friendly and encouraging to my son which I was grateful for. Be careful with opening times, last boat is at 3:30pm not 5pm as shown online.

Lovely place, always clean and tidy... peaceful place on an early morning dog walk x

Beautiful small park to walk around and look at the few wood carvings

We went a saw this for the first time. And lovely little pond and park. As ots autumn now the peddle boats were not open. But the miniature railway 🛤 runs all year

Great harbour tour with very friendly and helpful ferry driver. £20 for 20 minutes, so worth it! And lunch at the Arun View afterwards, as per his recommendation. This is a lovely thing to do whilst visiting Littlehampton!

Stopping ferry transiting the river to convey passengers to yacht clubs and beach areas.

Really enjoyed the fantastic harbour tour on the River Arun cleverly piloted by our skipper Julian. He was so knowledgeable about the river and the history of Littlehampton. Well recommended @

I wouldn't suggest planning a trip during your day. Fathers birthday treat was spoilt as skipper was no where to be seen. Waited half an hour for harbour tour ( 7 of us ) at 3:30pm. No show!! I was even told when I had enquired a few days before that the skipper would look out for our party and we won't have to pre book or wait more than a few minutes. Tried phoning...nothing....Unreliable...

Too expensive for such a short distance, 2.00 each way and seems to run when it likes. If it was cheaper and better service I think it would be used a lot.

I don’t know. I think that’s a bit dodgy mate.

Ideal little ferry to cross the Arun and only £2

Work continues to improve the river wall. Always a great space with lovely views of east beach down to Rustington. Nice in all weather.

Nice place for a quite getaway, water sports, beautiful views. There are cafes, parking and public toilets nearby. Good for swimming. The beach is not that crowded. Its a pebble beach but you will find sandy patches as you go close to the sea. Beautiful beach, just not fond of pebbles so 4 stars.

Nice and quiet when we visited. Loved the board walk over the dunes to the beach. Toilets and cafe by the river too.

Great place to spend last minute weekend with family and friends without wrecking the bank. Make sure to bring your own picnic and if you can a disposable barbecue to make some yummy hotdogs or something else. The beach is sandy and water was surprisingly warm… there are public toilets nearby, just remember to bring sandals or sliders or slippers they will come in handy if you have to use the public restrooms. There a parking pay and display point but also you can pay via @Ringo app very convenient.

Secluded access makes this beach quieter than the one opposite the river entrance in the main town. Pay parking is close by and the beach never overcrowded.

Windy and cold today! Good for blowing the cobwebs away! Narrow access road along the river Arun....road with traffic lights now. They seem temporary (UPDATE. Yes they have gone!). Pay and display. Card or app only (no cash). The coffee hut shut when we were there (Monday)...nice dunes (fenced off). Lots of pebbles but sand at low tide. Beach goes out a long way at low tide (wasn't low tide when we were here) ! UPDATE. Coffee shop opened but toilets padlocked shut 😰

Can be very windy, has a nice fish and chips shop with a good atmosphere as families walk the dog along the beach. The water is not too cold in the summer which gives the opportunity for a bath. I have never had problems at this beach.

Lovely beach for dog walkers too. Some sand dunes too. Maintenance currently going on so would normally give 5 star 🌟

Lovely place for a stroll. Wear comfy shoes as its mainly stone unless the tides out. Dogs are meant to be kept on lead, as per a sign on entry to the area, but not many follow the rules which is a shame. Café is nice. Friendly staff, clean and yummy food.

First time back on West Beach for many years, access to the dunes is restricted and repairs to the entrance to the harbour meant we had a bit of a walk to the beach. Great time of year and fabulous weather, a great pit stop before we left at the beach cafe.

Beach is quite nice, not a lot of people but that's probably because the way to the beach is a bit of a nightmare. Roads are far too narrow for cars to drive side by side and people park everywhere making the narrow road even narrower.

Great beach. Quiter than East beach and perfect dog walking.

A beautiful beach, quiet . Nice sandy strip when tide out. Lovely cafe at end of carpark. Parking is easy with the Ringo App

First time here, tricky car park to find and get into because of a massive, and I mean Massive puddle at the entrance. Council needs to sort that ASAP. But once I parked up, it was only a short walk to the beach, which was absolutely gorgeous when I visited. Very quiet, dog friendly which helped because my Dog was with me. And a lovely little restaurant /cafe actually in the car park which did a fantastic fish finger sandwich 😋

Nice place for a quite getaway, water sports, beautiful views. There are cafes, parking and public toilets nearby. Good for swimming. The beach is not that crowded. Its a pebble beach but you will find sandy patches as you go close to the sea. Beautiful beach, just not fond of pebbles so 4 stars.

Very well cared for, benches and flowers around and big field area, nice place.

Always looking good and very well tended

so lovely great setting bless you all the names on the stone

My friend George lives here :)

Beautiful peaceful Church

You don't have to be religious to enjoy a beautiful old church in an old quaint village with a dragon legend.

Lovely morning service, welcoming congregation. Heartwarming sermon too. Tuneful hymns led by small but eager choir. Coffee and chat followed.

Beautiful church

Significant Ancient Church, steeped in History and character. A friendly, warm and welcoming place of worship. Christian, but all faiths are welcome to join in the services. Children are encouraged to visit, feel comfortable and welcome. Part of a joint benefice with All Saints in Wick, where everyone is welcome too.

A real traditional Church, friendly, welcoming, lovely atmosphere and a beautiful Church too. Come and enjoy a Sunday service with us here⛪

Place of rest of the knight that fought the dragon at the knucker hole! Beautiful stained glass window and grave for the knight. I love this place!

Lovely church, Tom is very approachable and couldn't make you feel more welcome.

Supportive, welcoming & beautiful church that unconditionally cares about the local community.

Very nice church.

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.

Taken to Brookfield Park to walk the pet dog and for our Grandson to use the children's play area in the children's play our youngster enjoy the equipment designed for children their are nice walks to be enjoyed an ideal site to be enjoyed.

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

Lovely bit of green space. Nice little park there. Dog walkers heaven. And have met some lovely walkers there

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

Nice park to walk to with family and dog friendly. Occasional youths use the kids playground and last night threw the swings over the ramp above so anyone trying to use them for their kids had to try and swing them over which was a bit dangerous. Also youths do litter the area at times and leave the gates open in the playgrounds as these are there to deter dogs walking off a lead

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.

Great dog walk area,plenty of room for everyone,plenty of dog waste bins. Children's play areas well placed throughout the area. Cycling allowed, great Place!!! X x

Difficult sermon when the priest was shouting about racism and accents. Saying how angry be was about racism etc. Couldn't wait to leave and won't go again

Sounds like this priest is a wrongen, he's not alone there's several of them in the wrong job.

THE BEST PREIST EVER LOVE U FATHER BONIFACE

The church is beautiful but the priest have a strange way to pass on God message. Not for me... I am a Catholic since was born, I visited several different Catholic church around the world but never saw a Catholic priest speaking like a Baptist one... I respect all faith but I need to feel the presence of God on the Sunday word...

Beautiful place for peace and a sanctuary. Very spiritual. Father Carl can be a bit dramatic and critical but he's retiring soon (September). I wish him a long and happy retirement.

Lovely church for mass on a Sunday. I go with my wife and son, as he is preparing for his first communion. Nice family vibe on a Sunday morning. God Bless

Visited the community centre next to the church for a blood donation session. Very easy to find and no problem with parking, much to my surprise. I expected with it being close to the town centre and the beach and with a busy blood session for it to be much busier.

A place filled with the power of God

Brilliant, friendly, choir rubbish mostly because singing never heard before hymns, ( but I am old ) .priest excellent,