Dyke Road Park — Attraction in England

My favourite place in Brighton, and I walk my dog here at dawn and of an evening. The view south can be spectacular, especially if you appreciate the cloud formations and the colours of the sky. Lay on your back and look up into space: it's a humbling experience. There's lots of nature here, a good variety of wild birds. I regularly see Jays, greenfinch, goldfinch, and wrens, amongst the more common robins and blackbirds. There's even thrushes. Sure, there are a few furry friends but that's because us humans leave rubbish behind including chips, sandwiches, crisps, and sweets. There's also a few people who scatter stale bread, I've no idea why as it's no good for birds. By all means enjoy this lovely park but take your rubbish home with you and, if you can't carry it, put...

A great relaxing place to walk your dog, to sit and have a picnic or play outdoor activities. There is a public tennis court, which is free before 10am and then bookable afterwards. There is also a free table tennis table and a children's play area. There is also a Café, public toilets and a small open air theatre (B. O. A. T.), which puts on a wide range of shows throughout the summer. Check their website for dates, times and prices. A lower park is set up for games of football and rugby, with goalposts and rugby posts and next to it is an area where dog walkers can let their dogs run...

Love the gate, compared with Hove Park playground, kids can't get out easily, good for someone like me with 2 young kids.

Wish the baby swings could be more at the center, it is a bit far for my baby in the swing when my older son at the sand pit, a bit of blind spot, not easy to keep an eye on him.

Hove Park is currently closed for 4 weeks during renovation. Our kids prefer Peter Pan playground but it is a big too far for us

This Dyke Park is a good alternate...