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Preston Park

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#10 of 115 things to do in Brighton

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London Road, Brighton, England

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AviMF

Brighton, United Kingdom

8815

Reviewed 3 days ago via mobile

Dark Park

Although it's a huge park with plenty of space to walk, run and hang out, the lack of lighting is big disadvantage. Preston Park has many events like fireworks, musical shows fun fairs at different times of the year

Date of experience: January 2019

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MrsBsTravels

Hastings, United Kingdom

1837468

Reviewed 4 days ago

Lovely little park

Lovely little park in the centre of Brighton. Lots to do for all ages. We enjoyed the play park and the zip wire the most.

Date of experience: January 2019

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Malarchy

London, United Kingdom

683484

Reviewed September 17, 2018 via mobile

Brighton's Top Urban Park

Preston Park is the largest urban park in Brighton. It is a popular place for families to spend time and offers a lot of greenery. It is not a huge park but can take fully 10-15 minutes to walk from one end to the other....More

Date of experience: August 2018

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cdm6345

Marseille, France

199

Reviewed September 16, 2018

Pleasant green parkland with 400 years old English Oaks and Preston Manor

Preston Park is an attractive, green park with two 400 years old English Oak trees - apparently the oldest English Oak trees in the world. Preston Manor (located in Preston Park) is a large Edwardian manor house full to the brim with furniture and knick-knacks....More

Date of experience: September 2018

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Katy G

Toronto, Canada

113

Reviewed September 14, 2018

Full Of Surprises

Definitely worth a wander. I kept stumbling across the most unexpected sites, such as an abandoned chapel and the world's oldest living elm trees. Discovering the pet cemetary was especially eerie, since I had just seen oil paintings of "Dear Old Punch" (the Preston's pet...More

Date of experience: July 2018

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Graham G

Reviewed September 8, 2018

THE NATURE IS BEAUTY!

One step through the luscious green musk, I could feel the thick herbal scent wafting through every inch of my organs. How is nature so pleasing? I started to see colours, swirling around like a beautiful watercolour painting, the delightful array of flowers in the...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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BUONISSIMOVIAGGIO

United Kingdom

1610

Reviewed September 5, 2018

Dog walking pardise.

Great variety of open fields, wooded area, perfumed garden, (when roses in bloom). Cafe, toilet blocks at either end of the park. Victorian clock tower, which tells the correct time. The park is well cared for by the council and its users. Plenty of bins...More

Date of experience: September 2018

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musiclady2018

Brighton, United Kingdom

369

Reviewed August 18, 2018

Love this park

Great place for walking , sitting , dogs ,events & cafes . Pride finishes it's parade here every year in August & has the main stage for the top acts Good tennis courts & kids playground area. Good free firework display on 5th November ....More

Date of experience: June 2018

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SimondeWolfe

Brighton, United Kingdom

192

Reviewed August 10, 2018

great clock tower - lovely roses

this huge park has seen better days - its few remaining gardeners are fighting a losing battle with rubbish, weeds, dog droppings etc - though it has a great pair of tea rooms a stunning rose garden - those who remember the park of old...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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Nula K

Brighton, United Kingdom

2611

Reviewed August 9, 2018

Great park close to Town Centre, venue for Pride and other events for all age groups.

Love to walk here daily, meeting place at the Rotonda Cafe which has much improved. However, the area around the cafe could do with a daily sweep, not much to ask! Great place for families and much used by various football groups, lots to do...More

Date of experience: August 2018

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Hexab

London, UK

Moving to Brighton (1 Replies)

I need some local advice, having been a long time visitor to Brighton my husband and I have decided it's time to up sticks and move there but were unsure about some of the areas. Currently were looking at: Five Ways Poets Corner Seven Dials Hove (station area) Dyke Road / Upper North Street Preston Park Queens Park Woodingdean (preferably the top end near the racecourse) Kemp Town Ultimately I need regular travel into London so fairly good transport links, I don't mind...More

July 15, 2009|

Response fromDaveDee|

Portslade Station is also convenient for London, so I'd also be looking at the Boundary Road end of the New Church Road area as well as Hangleton. When you look at other factors, e.g. type of house and garden, price range, schools (if appropriate), convenience of parking for yourselves and visitors, you may find that your choice narrows considerably.

MsJenJenna

London, United Kingdom

Free / Cheap parking in Brighton?? (5 Replies)

Hi, I'll be travelling up to Brighton and staying from the 3rd to 6th August, I will be staying near Preston Park - Argyle Road to be precise. So I'm not directly on the sea front, a little bit away from the main areas. Any advise or recommendations on where to park? Any cheeky free spots anywhere? Somewhere without double yellow, single yellow or parking meters on the road? - If not do you know of any cheap places to park close by? I plan on leaving the car in the same place...More

July 28, 2017|

Response fromcastra|

Around the Surrenden Road area which is in the Preston Park area. Afaik its not become a residents permit zone yet. However, spaces can be scarce due to being a residential area plus others having the same plan as yourself. Cheap parking and Brighton in the same sentence is an oxymoron.

brightongirl

brighton

two rooms needed for 24th/25th Dec near Preston Park (1 Replies)

I'm looking for a twin and a single room near to preston park for the above dates for family that are visiting- it can be further away, but not noisy near bars/clubs (grandma of 74 is one of the people staying). Somewhere reasonably traditional, probably without too many young people staying for clubbing etc but doesnt have to be fussy. Just clean and simple. Any ideas?? thanks!

November 18, 2007|

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