Days Out And Attractions in Eastbourne
Looking for a great day out? From the seafront and gardens to live shows and parades, Days Out and Attractions in Eastbourne deliver colour, culture, and community fun for all ages, including one of the South Coast’s brightest Carnivals.
Days Out And Attractions in Eastbourne
Tiny trains, giant smiles. Ride the rails, try the mini golf, or just enjoy a cuppa at Eastbourne’s charming steam railway park.
5* as there was a sudden downpour but once finished, the staff were out wiping everything down so it was dry for the littles again. Train is fun and faster than expected. Good selection of food although they were out of the vegan options.<br><br>Bought an annual pass as will definitely be back.
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From fish ‘n’ chips to arcade clinks and sea views—Eastbourne Pier serves up classic seaside charm with a local twist.
A great day had by my husband and I on a wonderfully sunny Sunday and we loved it and the Fish n Chips on the Pier was yummy. We can't wait to go back...
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Attractions in Eastbourne include community events like the Bonfire Society Procession, offering seasonal celebrations and local pride.
Took ages waiting for it to start.<br>It was something different.
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Blending animal experiences, interactive play, and thoughtful design, this East Sussex park offers a complete family day out for younger children.
Small enclosures for the animals. Camels are huge animals and they could walk the length of their enclosure in one minute. These incarcerated animals, all of them need way more space than they have.
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Contemporary art, creative workshops, and a rooftop view worth framing—Towner Eastbourne makes culture a cool part of your day out.
Love this place . Always has interesting exhibitions and caters very well for young people .Visited on
Weekday
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Moats, meadows and medieval walls—Herstmonceux Castle is equal parts history and wow-factor. Don’t forget the garden trails.
Interesting few hours at this impressive moated castle and interesting gardens.<br>Didn't tour the house this time. Some amazing very old Sweet Chestnut trees outside.<br>Nice walk around the various gardens, and beyond to the Folly and Lily Pond. Good options in the cafe, although nothing obvious gluten free.
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Blending live music with coastal charm, this iconic Eastbourne venue offers tribute shows, classical concerts, and open-air entertainment in a truly unique setting.
Lots of work to bring it back to its former glory but still having mainly tribute band concerts during summer period as well as 1812 concert on Wednesday with firework finale.
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Dinosaurs, discovery zones, and a play park? Yes, please. Paradise Park delivers hands-on fun and big family energy—plus free parking to make your day out even easier.
Went to the Garden centre part of the part. The choice of plants is excellent. The prices are better than many places for plants. The restaurant/coffee shop was great. Good choices and decent coffee and drinks. The indoor store has a great variety of wares for you home and garden and also gifts and kids toys.
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Pick your own, feed the animals, or let the kids loose on the play trail—Sharnfold Farm is fresh-air fun just outside Eastbourne.
Great little farm, plenty to do for the little ones to see and enjoy.
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Tiny trains, big smiles. The Polegate Miniature Railway is pure charm with steam and diesel rides through peaceful green spaces.
Free rides.
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Waterfront dining, yacht spotting and laid-back walks—Sovereign Harbour is Eastbourne’s scenic slice of the good life.
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Clifftop walks, winding trails and dramatic views—Seven Sisters Country Park is the natural backdrop to a brilliant Eastbourne day out.
We stopped off at the National Trust site as we have membership while in the area. Nothing particularly special, they are just cliffs but at least there was a cafe and the national trust building had a room with videos playing explaining about the erosion of the cliffs and how some houses had fallen into the sea. There are some steps down to the beach which has lots of chalk lumps that you can use to write on rocks with.
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From Roman walls to Norman towers, Pevensey Castle packs 16 centuries of history into one unforgettable Eastbourne day out.
Always like to take my dogs for a walk around the castle.Visited on
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Colour, costumes, and community vibes—Eastbourne Carnival turns the seafront into a street party. From floats to feathers, it's one of the town’s boldest days out.
Carnival gas gone from strength to strength. The visitors love this event so it's really important that we all support it. Leaving from the lawns up to princes park where the fun fair is waiting!
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Sky-high stunts, seaside energy and family fun—Airbourne brings the noise (and the planes) every summer. And it’s free.
I love airborne always have an amazing ing time.
Something for everyone. You don't have to spend an arm and a leg.
Real social event.
Very well organised
Something for everyone. You don't have to spend an arm and a leg.
Real social event.
Very well organised
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Local attractions in Eastbourne offer exciting days out for all ages. From racing events to seasonal entertainment, there is always something to enjoy.
Very fun night and cool venue
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Telescopes, hands-on exhibits, and big ‘aha’ moments—The Observatory makes science an adventure for curious minds of all ages.
Was interesting for us two adults and was very cool to see the telescopes, however I wouldn’t recommend unless you have children. There did seem to be events going on but we didn’t stay to watch. Also, there doesn’t seem to be any parking available on site unless you’re disabled. The entrance is mainly for Herstmonceux castle, if you’re coming for the observatory, park at the car park adjacent to the entrance on the same road and walk up, it’s an interesting walk and you can see the observatory in all its glory too.
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Indoor soft play, pirate adventures and mini golf—it’s all hands on deck at Treasure Island, Eastbourne’s go-to for young explorers.
Took my daughter (age 6) and niece (age 7) both got bored with the tiny soft play area very quickly.
The girls play in the water was abruptly cut short when they came running out screaming because there was a rat swimming in the pool, a member of staff caught the rat and got bitten twice in the process! Meanwhile another rats welfare seemed more of a concern to the manager who kept guard of it after it had run across the picnic area.
The children that remained in the pool were then asked to get out so the chlorine could be checked, something that should have been checked before anyone was allowed to enter.
We bought a picnic with us as the website boasts about a great picnic area but the picnic benches were disgusting absolutely covered in bird poo, ants and left over ketchup and ice-cream that had dropped onto them.
The park was closed with no mention of this on the website or at the gate.
When I asked for a refund for the spoilt day I was told "it's an outside pool it's to be expected" I did eventually get the cost of the outside ticket refunded
The girls play in the water was abruptly cut short when they came running out screaming because there was a rat swimming in the pool, a member of staff caught the rat and got bitten twice in the process! Meanwhile another rats welfare seemed more of a concern to the manager who kept guard of it after it had run across the picnic area.
The children that remained in the pool were then asked to get out so the chlorine could be checked, something that should have been checked before anyone was allowed to enter.
We bought a picnic with us as the website boasts about a great picnic area but the picnic benches were disgusting absolutely covered in bird poo, ants and left over ketchup and ice-cream that had dropped onto them.
The park was closed with no mention of this on the website or at the gate.
When I asked for a refund for the spoilt day I was told "it's an outside pool it's to be expected" I did eventually get the cost of the outside ticket refunded
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From owl encounters to rollercoasters, Knockhatch is East Sussex’s big-ticket playground for thrill seekers and animal lovers alike.
Great place for people of all ages. Well run with helpful friendly staff. Kids go first :-) 😀
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