Princes Park — Attraction in Eastbourne

Thay have spent a fair amount of money on the princes park fab for the faimly spacaily for the kids thay have swings slides climbing frames round about and the splish splash water fun for the kids do make shore you're kids bring swimming trunks or shorts for this part there is a gorgeous lake around near princes park with ducks and geeze and plenty of tables and chairs to sit at if you fancy having a picknick as well as benches to sit on Wilst watching the kids parking yes there is parking just outside the park down the road on the right of the main road witch is on street parking but useful as extremely close to the gates also if you walk over the wooden bridge over the lakes and walk straight a head following the foot path up woods it comes to a brand new cafe were you can sit out side at the tables and chairs or in side there is parking up there two but only for about 5 cars as the management and staff also park there inside is very clean and flashy with Exellent views across the park and lakes toilets are in side and out side plenty of toilets here it has two have as it serves the whole park as there is no others food and drinks here are lovley and the staff and management are very helpful and friendly thay serve you at your table a lovley place just like the park princes park is a fabulous place for all to visit weather the faimly or taken the dog for a walk there is bowling greens just outside near the cafe but thay are members only a lott of different clubs from all over have competitions here two fab two watch as well I score this gorgeous place and...

Good park for smaller children, especially in the summer when the water jets are working. Two resident swans and lots of ducks to feed. Two play areas one on ethier side of the huge pond.

Pedalos sometimes available to scoot around the water on. It's not a lake, please don't go for a swim unless you like swan poo. The Perch cafe does a decent breakfast and the staff are friendly and welcoming to everyone. The gardens are okay but not extensive. There's a lawn bowls club full of people in white who are a bit up themselves and you can play golf with you bring your own equipment on the other side of the park. The fair vists here two a year in the summer and two different circuses too. Parking is available along the Street but there isn't a car park as such. All round a nice park but not as good as Gildredge Park in Old Town or...

This is a great Park. There is a good play area for pre school and primary age children. It has a wide variety of play equipment and a rubberized surface. Next to the play area there is a water park but unfortunately that is not operational at the moment. After the children's playground, there are large areas of grass and well kept flower beds. In the middle of the park there is a man made lake, which is home to a variety of swans, ducks and seagulls. The lake is also used to provide lessons in water sports and is over looked by a restaurant called Perch. On the far side of the park there is an older children's playground. This is suitable for older primary school children and teenagers and is set in a lovely shady area. The paths are wide and flat and are suitable for prams/buggies and...