3 Best Parks in Brighton

“Preston Park is perfect for those with young children and dog walkers. The park provides a venue for concerts, fairs, circuses, family days, and other events. Preston Park continues to be a vibrant and well-loved community gathering place. The park hosts various annual events, including the festival at the end of the Brighton & Hove Pride parade. At Preston Park, a picnic shelter is available for the enjoyment of all visitors. This is also home to the 'Preston Twins,' widely considered the world's largest and oldest Elm trees. Preston Park has a children's playground, football pitches, a basketball court, tennis courts, orienteering, and a softball pitch.”

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“The Level is a unique Green Flag award-winning open space, which is the busiest park, serving as a crossroads for the diverse communities surrounding it. The Level's landscaped playground provides a wide range of exciting play equipment suitable for all ages and abilities. There is also a sensory play garden area. The Level offers a secure, friendly area for picnics, hiking, and sports. The park has outdoor fitness equipment, sports fields, event spaces, and recreational activities. The Level has an international-standard skatepark in the northern quadrant.”

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“Queen's Park is a distinct park, making it a year-round destination that contains a children's playground, tennis courts, and other facilities. The Park features a large wildlife pond and a great visitor attraction, with waterfowl like geese and moorhens. Queen's Park has outdoor fitness equipment and recreational facilities. The Park offers many picnic spots, art sculptures, flower gardens, water fountains, and fitness centre facilities in an environmentally friendly area. Queen's Park is also home to a children's play area, a café, an extensive dog-free area, and a scented garden.”

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