The 23 best things to do with kids in Hastings

Fun experience. Interesting to see what shapes people will carve out in the soft rock. Some exhibits a bit dated, but all entertaining! Recommend checking the website for deals as you don't have to book a specific day. We went early, which gives you some nice quite time exploring. There was a large group ready to go down by 11.45am.

A really interesting story told interactively through a character from the time. A great fun experience, but some of the games within the event weren't working properly, which could frustrate children.

Really fun here. I find it really fascinating that in the old days, I am pretty sure it was used by an actual smuggler gang.

Spacious and informative with interactive displays and videos. Easy to wander around the caverns. Fascinating retelling of this regions history. Tad pricey even with family saver ticket but can see where costs have gone. (Bizarre to see fully working and spacious toilets in a cave!!!)

If you don't mind a trek up the hill (assuming the lift isn't running) and you're not claustrophobic, this is definitely a good way to pass the time. The caves are really interesting and atmospheric in themselves, and there's also a nice mix of dioramas, displays of items, and some interactive bits. Some of the interactive bits were off, maybe waiting for some off-season maintenance. The gift shop had a section of London souvenirs which I guess is the way of things now, but some local art and crafts would be a nice addition.

Also known as St Clements Caves. Firstly entrance prices not displayed. Overcharged on entrance - young girl despite having visited Spec savers or other opticians are available, just said standard and 2 children. I’m over 70, should I feel pleased that she assumed I was under 64 or cross that she didn’t offer me over 64 price reduction. Note to self better advance preparation required. Customer Service rating 0. Now the caves as an attraction in their current state (October 2025) I’d rate no higher than 2 - so many information points broken and not working. Perhaps giving them the benefit of the doubt visiting in October half term maybe they’re close to shutting for the winter ? Maybe repairs will be carried out over the winter ?? Lighting levels random with frequent numbers of lights not working. We were told ‘Feel free to use your phone’s torch’ was very pleased to have had it, very dark with uneven floors in places. There is a lot of smuggler information presented throughout in various tablos. All in all needs some serious love and attention.

Such a nice experience with the little ones. Didnt know where to park, rang them and they told us the best and closest parking spot where we could get. It didnt take a lot of time to finish the adventure but so worth it.

The Hastings Castle is just ruins of what once would have been a formidable part of the defence of Hastings Town. I came here after taking the cable car up to the nearby view point and walking the short footpath down to the castle entrance. The ruins cover quite a large area on this hilltop and it takes some imagination to see the castle building as it was. There is also a small dungeon on the site which one can enter.

A lovely place, quite small, with only a few ruins but still worth a visit. The castle was extremely interesting with information from a few boards dotted around. The dungeon was small but fun to visit. Sadly I think some may be using the ruins as a toilet as there was a distinct smell of wee.

An interesting site containing the ruins of the Norman Hastings castle, the site offers amazing views of Hastings itself. It sham the small cinema covering the history of the battle of Hastings has been shuttered. This is included on the hastings explorer ticket which great saving for a day out. This castle is way up on a bluff overlooking the city. Built centuries ago in a strategic spot where it could protect the area from invasions from the sea. They were worried about that after 1066. It is very noticeable from the downtown area.

A nice little castle on top of the hill. Recommend using the hill lift if coming from the seafront. Honestly, I wouldn't recommend paying for this on it own. As part of the 3 attraction tickets, it's worth doing. Apart from the great views, not much of the ruin left, very small dungeons.

It's a nice ruin of a castle, however I wouldn't pay how much there, charging maybe add a pound or so on after visiting Smugglers Run or the Aquarium. There isn't much there iv seen more of a ruined castle in South Devon then I have for price you pay to see this.

I wasn't overly impressed with Hastings Castle, it wasn't the best ruin I've been to, and definitely had the feel of neglect about it, with the over grown trees and bush, and dilapidated sealed off building in the middle.

One of the historical attractions in Hastings. The ticket was 7.9 £. You can use a lift to get there, for 5£ as I can remember. Worth seeing if you like the history of this beautifull country ❤️

Free entry to this wonderful museum which features artifacts collected from the beaches around Hastings and the UK of the various vessels which have sunk over the years including a great display of the ship the Amsterdam. Highly recommended

Free museum with some lovely souvenirs. Interesting exhibits about some of the many shipwrecks in the English Channel. Thoroughly recommend popping in.

A lovely and informative museum- and it was free! There was so much to see! This attraction will definitely kill a few hours in your day. There were lots of case full of artifacts found in nearby shipwrecks as well as videos of the archeology in place, I really recommend the video in the theatre room as it was really quite incredible. There is hands on children's activities as well as a colouring station to keep them busy. Finally, don't miss the outside area, featuring historic lifeboats.

Let’s start with the good, great shop with interesting exhibits. Not so good and I know not all care but we found a badly injured pigeon, legs snapped behind its body and infected wounds on its body, We spoke to a man inside who brushed it off and paid absolute no attention to our concerns and then blatantly lied to us. Now I don’t care much about pigeons but I do care about a pigeon that is suffering as I would any animal, after all trying to stop suffering is what separates us from animals and the moment we turn a blind eye we become something we shouldn’t.

Fantastic little museum, considering entry is free. Lots of interesting local history, and welcoming staff. Could do with some investment in preservation of displays, some of the older exhibits looked a bit worn, but well worth a visit.

Brilliant little museum packed with well-labelled artefacts. Free entry and helpful, knowledgeable staff. We really enjoyed our visit.

A lovely museum with very knowledgeable and friendly volunteers. Took just around an hour to go through it but you could easily spend more or less time there, depending on how many bits you read. Disabled friendly but the gift shop at the entrance would be tight in a wheelchair. Definitely work a visit even with younger kids as it’s small enough to not lose their attention. Parking behind was vast, £2.20 for an hour or £4 for two hours. Great to sign the visitors book and see where other visitors where from! Thank you volunteers!

We spent a few hours here whilst on a break in Hastings. There is free parking available although we walked up the hill from the seafront which was only a short walk. The staff were very friendly and helpful and entrance was free. Whilst at the museum, we visited the History of Hastings exhibit, the Agatha Christie exhibit and the permanent collections. What an absolute pleasure it was to wander around and to see such a varied and interesting selection of items. There was lots of written information, laid out in a way that made it interesting and enjoyable to read. Everything flowed really well and we felt able to take our time and really enjoy the experience. Although we didn't have any children with us, it was clear that the museum have really thought about how to engage children in the experience, providing lots of interactive elements, play areas and a huge range of books. I would definitely recommend a visit to anyone visiting Hastings and we would return again if passing, especially for new exhibits.

Some really lovely exhibits The Agatha Christie one was well laid out, would have been nice to see some actual props from shows in amongst the different displays The Durbar Hall was something else A unique feature for sure We didn't expect to see it, so was a great surprise

Great amount of items from every period in history on display. Loved the Grey Owl story with a mock up of his log cabin and many personal items of his to see. Some stairs but there are lifts to all levels. Great art exhibition also. Worth a visit

Went to see the Durbar Hall, which is far more impressive and intricate in person than in the photos. The wooden model of the Sahranpur Jami Masid is also lovely. A must visit for anyone interested in the history of Hastings and for lovers of early 20th century Indian art.

What a lovely and interesting museum. Much better than I expected and it’s a shame I have left it this long. It could do with an update in places and clearer descriptions of the many interesting exhibits but overall very good.

Now this is a hidden gem! We are informed of its presence by our host who recommended that we take a look, and we were happy we did. It is a very small museum, but quite nice and worth the trip if you are in town. Nice place.

The design of this museum is great. Lots of space. Child friendly. Wonderfully interesting contents. Great for adults too. My only criticism would be that the notes next to the exhibits is too small. Which was frustrating for me. Maybe though there is a guide. I will definitely revisit. Photos taken by my 4 1/2 year old grand daughter. Thankyou Hastings Musuem.

I recently visited the East Hill Cliff Railway in Hastings, and it was such a great experience! The funicular ride is smooth and quick, and it’s amazing to think it’s been running since 1902. The views from the railway are absolutely stunning you get a fantastic panorama of Hastings Old Town, the beach, and the sea.At the top, there’s easy access to lovely walking trails in Hastings Country Park, which made the trip even better. The staff were really friendly and helpful, which made the visit feel welcoming. The ticket price was very reasonable for such a unique ride. Overall, it was a peaceful and scenic way to explore the area, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Hastings. Whether you want a quick trip up the hill or a starting point for some beautiful countryside walks, the East Hill Cliff Railway is worth checking out!

If we don't use it we will lose it in time. So what it's not that expensive in reality for a fast dash up the cliffs. Lots of walks around the nature park with some great views. Use it or lose it. Consider that.

Well worth £4 for return trip - but only for the views and experience but also knowing that you’re contributing to keeping this historic heritage funicular going. Views of Hastings are spectacular and there are great walks to be had in the nature reserve at the top

£5.5 for return pp, if you’re a family they provide better rate. Staff are super friendly and giving positive vibe which I loved so much! The view from the hill was spectacular, it will be nice to have a picnic as well.

Lovely way to get up the hill for a view across Hastings. To get right to the top past the beacon there are a few steps to be done. Definitely worth having a ride, if only to keep this Victorian antique functioning.

This is a wonderful and genuinely old attraction which we would highly recommend. We enjoyed concessionary fares which made this experience great value for money. A ride upon this funicular railway is truly like stepping back in time. Indeed, I last rode this as a child and I'm now 68! It was great to see the "cars" sensitively maintained. Moreover, the staff were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. A "must do" whilst in Hastings!

Lovely quick cable lift, shame no talk as to how far up you go, when it opened etc, for someone who does not like heights I done it

Came from London for the day to visit the true crime museum and it didn't disappoint!!! Fantastic day, from the moment you walk in your are welcomed in such a friendly manner, and then left to explore in your own time, so much to see and read about for any true crime fan! Lost of different bits to interact with, I would suggest to buy the post cards and crime book, had fun taking our own finger prints on the crime post cards and the crime magazine has so much inside to do with everything in the museum! Which was great for me because I couldn't stay long as I was with my elderly parents but even they had a fab time looking around and really enjoyed it! I will absolutely be back to visit again so I can spend much more time here! I don't want to post many pictures as it will ruin the experience for you! But if you enjoy crime from now and the past I would absolutely recommend you to visit! Thank you for a great day out. Stacey

The true crime museum offered an engaging and informative experience. The exhibits provided comprehensive details on serial killers, UK-based offenses such as football hooliganism and cannabis-related crimes, and prominent crime lords. I would recommend a visit to this museum. Wheelchair-friendly parking available on the side roads.

A small but interesting experience with a side of creepy at this museum. Definitely a go see place for any true crime aficionado. Lot of interesting exhibits. Maybe a touch expensive if not a true fan.

Really interesting museum didn't take that long to get around not sure its worth the over £10 to get in. Really could do with its own cafe. Staff nice and helpful.

Very cool place to visit, full of interesting tidbits for the morbidly curious. Where else can you catch a glimpse of Rose Wests knickers! Super welcoming staff. It's chilly down in the exhibition so bring a jacket.

Spent over 3 hours in here as I wanted to read everything! Lots of interactive bits, it's nice being inside the actual caves. Random extras added so it's not all gruesome and murder. loved seeing dogs allowed inside. Nice gift shop and friendly staff

Gruesome yet fascinating, this museum was fantastic! So much to read about.

Coastal Country Park located to the East of Hastings near the village of Fairlight. Very nice spot with plenty to explore that has enough options to make it worth making multiple visits. You can walk to Hastings from the main visitor centre car park which looks like it would be a good 10k circular walk. There are a number of smaller circular walks within the park as well. We're planning on going back with the kids to see what we can find. There's a lookout hill, hermits cave, natural spring to find!

This was a beautiful coastal hike. The trail was covered in Bluebells and Wild Garlic. An enjoyable amount of incline too. Plenty of people on the trail / popular. I was lucky with parking but it does get very busy.

Wonderful to be able to walk straight out into the countryside and onto the coastal path from East Hill, Old Hastings. Peaceful & lush with intermittent sea views. Walk up the steps or get the funicular to the summit of E. Hill enter the park then follow the signs to The Glens. The trail starts at the far end of the park and goes all the way to Fire Hills. Varied paths take you through woods and open fields and across the river. Breathtaking sea views but be warned it's seriously up and downy in a few parts with steps down into the glen and up the other side. A great workout and more rewarding the further you go, around 8-10 miles there and back. Absolutely worth the effort though. Benches and good signage along the way. If you're craving a bit of green this is the place to go without having to get in the car.

Sooo beautiful! One of my favourite walks / hikes I have done. The wildlife, the woodlands and of course seeing the sea throughout. Will be returning. It is clean too and well maintained

Such a peaceful place! Lovely visitors centre, plenty scenic paths and lots of benches to rest on!

Nice walk from Hastings to Pett Level/Rye. It’s about 6 miles from Hastings to Pett Level. It’s not an easy walk at all, lots of ups and downs but you’ll be awarded with some spectacular views and some ancient sacred sites like the dripping well and old settlements. Don’t attempt walking along the beach unless you know what you’re doing and have checked the tide. Lots of benches to sit along the way. No toilets.

Beautiful place to go for a BBQ. They provide BBQ stands and bins for the disposable BBQ and charcoal. They have picnic tables. Spacious parking lot. You can spot many rabbits and hear different birds singing. Nice place to walk your dogs too.

Nice building, decent cafe/ restaurant with views overlooking the Fishing area (the Stade) The art exhibits are not quite my cup of tea, although I appreciate the thought and work that has gone into their creation. Good to see that local schools have been involved and have work on display.

This museum is located by the coast, among fishing boats and apparel, a black box of sharp edges containing two levels of art spaces, a small patio, and a café. At the time of the visit they had two suitably nautical themed exhibitions, 'The sun feeds the wind' and 'Undersea'. The former is a set of huge pieces and an expansive map of the area in one wall that showcases the local knowledge of fishermen and their experiences, the latter is a collection of paintings, prints, and engravings from different cultures and their approach to the sea. It's a small and lovely place that is well engaged with by the community, with spaces for activities and workshops for children. If only there were more places like this around the country! Can't miss it if you are in Hastings.

Great contemporary art gallery with very exciting and innovative exhibitions. Artists you probably will not see anywhere else. It has an excellent cafe with great views over the seafront and fishing boats. Hastings Old Town has lots to do and look at nearby. If you have the time, East Hill has great views and the country park is great for a walk.

Visited Undersea exhibition. Nice curation and lovely venue. Haven't tried the new cafe but its view was stunning.

I visited the Undersea exhibition and was impressed with the quality and variety of the works. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly. The restaurant, coquina, upstairs served a superb lunch and has great views from the balcony.

One of our favourite places to mooch about in Hastings. There is always something interesting to see, and they always have such great children's events. The cafe is great too, with amazing views

Excellent - haven’t been for a long time. Very impressed with the ‘Sun Feeds the Wind’ - very beautiful and moving. Also the cafe, excellent coffee, cake and food - a bit pricey but definitely worth it - although the young lady serving me could do with smiling, makes all the difference if you’re paying over £20 for a lunch and include the service charge, I don’t think I would tipped otherwise.

Don't be put off that this is not run by the well known Sea Life brand. Probably one of the best Aquariums the family and I have been to because of the sheer variety of sea creatures that are homed there. A delight for all the family and for a reasonable price too.

Hastings Aquarium is such a wonderful experience, especially if you’re a nature and marine life lover like me. I picked up the Explorer’s Guide booklet, and it really enriched the visit – giving interesting facts about the different species and making the whole journey even more engaging. There’s a fascinating variety of creatures to see: from jellyfish, crabs, prawns, seahorses, and sharks, to stingrays, starfish, eels, octopus, lobsters, turtles, and even clownfish and other colorful tropical species. Each tank is well presented, and you can take your time learning about the animals while enjoying the calming atmosphere. The facility itself is well thought out – there’s a well-maintained toilet, easy access to fast food joints nearby, and a car park close to the seashore which makes visiting very convenient. What really stood out to me was the picturesque view of the mountains and coastline around Hastings, which adds to the overall experience when you step outside. Yes, the ticket price might feel a little high at first, but once you’re inside, it’s absolutely worth it for the knowledge, the atmosphere, and the joy of being up close with such amazing marine life. I’m uploading plenty of videos and photos to capture the experience, but nothing beats seeing it in person. Highly recommended for families, couples, or anyone who loves the ocean!”

One of the best aquariums I have been to. Lovely clean tanks, great lighting and a huge variety of sealife and even some reptiles which were a great bonus! The tunnel has such a great variety of sealife to observe and the layout is spacious and wast to navigate around.

My partner and I had a fantastic time at the aquarium! While it’s not the largest space, there’s so much to see and explore inside. We especially loved the cowfish, and the walk-through tunnel was such a fun experience. Some of the signs could do with a little update, but overall, it was a wonderful visit and we’d definitely recommend it.

Lovely afternoon with grandchildren. The aquarium is full of interesting fish and reptiles. Lovely place to visit, followed by a walk into Hastings. Perfect few hours. Chips on the beach. Close to the beach, shops and restaurants. Recommend a visit.

Quite a small aquarium but had some nice fishes to see. They have feeding displays and we saw some fascinating archer fish being fed which I've never seen anything like it even in a bigger aquarium! Sharks, stingrays, turtles, all sorts!

Nicely decorated aquarium. We had a fun time! And they have some special fish I had never seen before.

Alexandra Park in Hastings is absolutely beautiful! 🌳 It’s a perfect place to relax, walk, or enjoy a picnic. The gardens are well maintained, with lovely trees, lakes, and wildlife. Great for families, couples, and nature lovers. Always peaceful and refreshing, one of Hastings’ true gems!

Lovely park and was lucky to listen to the band playing at the bandstand, lots of deckchairs to laze around Plenty of ducks to feed Will definitely be back

A beautiful, well-kept park. We are so lucky to have this space on our doorstep. Fantastic area for events.

Large and stunning park with plenty to see, what a gem

Probably the most beautiful park in East Sussex, England, Alexandra Park boasts of 44 hectares of land in the heart of Hastings. It is a very popular attraction for family picnics, exercises, outdoor activities, dog walks to name a few. I always go here to unwind and enjoy nature especially when the birds starts to roost in their nests and listen to their beautiful songs as well as I enjoy the many types of trees, plants, shrubs and its amazing nature landscapes. Amenities are good with free public toilets, outdoor activities like their Multi-use Games Area and restaurants along the stretch of the park which is maintained all throughout the year. There are bicycle lanes, tennis courts, a football/basketball pitch, children’s playground, ponds, and a fishing spot too. Dog walkers are advised to put lead on certain areas of the park. Car parking around the park is mostly free and accessible but can also be challenging especially when the weather is sunny and bright as people flock to the park to enjoy it. Highly recommended.

Very nice park. Well kept and relaxing

Wonderful park! Really clean, spacious and felt very relaxing to be there! Easy walk towards train stations and the old town. Glad we visited and had a long walk around

Busy Saturday lunch time but we managed to get a table for 2 on the balcony. Watch out for the seagulls though! Service was efficient and friendly. Food was big portions, tasty chips (though too crispy for my co-diner) and a lovely fresh piece of fish.

Dear Friends and Google Reviews Community. This is about our visit today, our findings and our experience. We arrived around 1300 with no booking and asked if there was a table for 3 of which they could accommodate. We ordered two double sausage beans and chips and his Lordship the Lord of Darkness had a cod like that wasn't a shocker ! With chips and a coffee, sure he is an addict of coffee ! The meals all arrived piping hot and I mean hot, his cod look very big on his plate of chips and was subsequently demolished as if the end of the world was nigh For our visit the service was fine no issues, the food very hot and fresh, no issues, perhaps bigger mugs for coffee for the addict ! But didn't detract from a pleasant visit, it represented value for money and whilst you can't please everyone and everyone is entitled to their opinions our visit was fine and based on our experience it got 5 stars We can recommend for our visit today

To all the Fish and Chips lovers, Maggie's Fish & Chips in Hastings in a hidden gem. My husband and I were in the area and decided to venture out to this shop based on the reviews I read online. If you're driving, you won't find it by GPS, you will need to park in the paid parking lot and walk to find the shop. It is conveniently located on the 1st floor accross from the beach. The view is insane. They offer fresh "Catch of the Day" and all items are cooked to order. We ordered the calamari (delicious). It was so good I ordered another portion. The bummer is that it comes with only 4 pieces. It is served in a fresh bed of mixed greens with a slight vinaigrette dressing. The calamari were lightly breaded and very soft and tender. My husband who don't eat calamari, enjoyed it thoroughly. I wanted a 3rd portion but was told that all of the calamari was done 😔. Our server was a nice elder woman who was very attentive to our dining needs. There's outdoor seating but be mindful of the seagulls flying around...lol. We were able to get a nice table with the ocean view. We ordered the Monk fish which come with chips and tartar sauce. My husband got a side of mushy peas, which I enjoyed surprisingly because they're usually bland in taste, but not at Maggie's. Total cost: 2 Monk fish meals, mushy peas, 1 extra order of chips, 2 calamari, 1 order of haddock, 2 drinks (cider & apple juice) = £81

We have been here before and always come back due to the exceptional quality of the fish and chips. The best light batter and amazing chips with mushy peas. Heaven. Great service from Catherine too. Thank you.

The BEST fish and chips I have ever had - spoilt for choice in the area but we were so glad we landed here. Didn’t even season the chips as it was so tasty and the cod and haddock were outstanding. Definitely worth a visit!

One of the best fish and chips we ever had, great quality of fish and lots of variety, check out the catch of the day off menu. The fish coating is very light so you can really enjoy the fish and it's light too.

The fish at Maggie’s is a hit! I'd give it more stars if it were possible :) Delicious food, especially fresh and very tasty, the fries are perfectly made, all thanks to the chef, the portions are huge, the service is very polite, and the prices are very good. Definitely worth a visit, I'll definitely be a frequent visitor 😘

The view from the pier is lovely. Unfortunately, not much was open, and it was the hottest day of the year as of June 2025. Many of the children's rides have been removed, but you still need to buy tokens for the two that remain. Great location with not a lot going on.

Hastings Pier is known for its rich heritage that dates back to 1872. We visited Hastings with the aim to spend fair amount of time in the pier and enjoy the serene flow of water hitting the coastline. The water is exquisitely clean and blue with dedicated swimming areas that have lifeguards from 10am to 6pm. There are lots of attractions surrounding the Hastings Pier.

A Thursday morning in August was not a good time to visit this historic Pier. It was mostly abandoned and the best part is the view to the Hastings beaches on either side. We had been here in the 1980s when the Pier was much livelier and more impressive. Hastings Pier was built in 1872. It suffered major storm damage in 1990, and was closed to the public for a time before closing completely in 2008. 95% of the pier was destroyed by a fire in 2010. After a major rebuilding project, the pier reopened in April 2016 but has not regained its former glory.

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Perfect Spot for Night Fishing — Hastings, UK Spent an amazing night fishing on the beach in Hastings — tent set up, rods in the water, and a sky full of stars. Super peaceful atmosphere, calm sea, and minimal light pollution. It’s a great spot to disconnect from the noise and just enjoy the moment. ✅ Pros: – Great for night fishing and camping – Beautiful view of the coast and city lights in the distance – Quiet and spacious area – Relaxing sea sounds all night ⚠️ Heads-up: it’s a rocky beach, so bring a mat or something soft for your tent. If you’re looking for a calm night by the sea — highly recommended!

I really enjoyed my visit to Hastings Pier. It’s a calm and peaceful spot with little to no noise, which makes it perfect if you're looking for a quiet place to relax or reflect. Unlike the more commercial and busier Eastbourne Pier, Hastings Pier feels more open and laid-back. It’s not as wide or crowded, but that actually worked in my favour because I wanted a quieter experience. There are places on and near the pier to grab something to eat, and the nearby beach is just a few steps away. It wasn’t overcrowded when I visited, which added to the relaxed atmosphere. The views out to sea are beautiful and the breeze is refreshing. It’s a great place to sit and just enjoy the scenery. One thing to note is that the pier is right next to a fairly busy road, so getting there can be a bit hectic. Parking can be a bit of a challenge, especially during peak times, so visitors should plan ahead or consider using public transport if possible. Overall, I had a lovely time and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a slower, quieter seaside experience.

In a great location, lovely wide spacious pier with not a lot going on. Couple of places for food, drink and ice creams and some kiddies rides and that’s it. Nice view of the coastline but that’s it. Some small pop up shops that were closed.

Needs some TLC but still worth a walk along for the views. Amusements and rides, indoor cafe and outdoor range of international food, bar although most were closed when we went

We spent 2 hours doing the crazy golf course then the pirate golf course and we had so much fun. The courses are challenging enough to not be boring for bigger children and grown ups, but not so challenging that smaller children would get frustrated and give up. We came with our 6 and 14 year old and had 2 hours of family fun. Would definitely visit again!

Very cute place with 3 different mini golf courses ranging from easy, medium to hard. No wait, and wasn’t too busy. Right next to Hastings beach and near the touristy area in Old Town. We bought tickets on the spot, there was barely any wait time even though there was a few people in line before us. Bought tickets and was allowed to play anytime that day. We opted to get tickets to all the courses.

We booked the unlimited package for £27.50 which included fish and chips. (You need to be there before 10:30). We played each of the 3 courses which was great fun. Then a short walk for some delicious cod and chips then back to play another 2 18 hole rounds. It was a gorgeous sunny day and fun time by the sea.

Good place for a bit of fun crazy golf, 3 courses to choose from, adventure ones on same side more fun, but can get busy. Early bird offer if you pay before 10.30am means you can get a second game free (if started by 11.30am)

Really enjoyed ourselves and wish we had more time to have completed one of the other courses. The layout is imaginative and the course is challenging in place but very fun. We will definitely return!

Brilliant fun for all ages. Some of the holes have interactive sections on them which are fun. If the get the last shot they you win a free game. My wife and I both won a free game.

Have been to Hastings miniature golf a number of times now on visits over the years. This place is fantastic. 3 seperate courses to play on all very different. Have played all and all are great. Tickets are reasonably priced with the opportunity to win a free game at the end. Have won and few times too! Very well maintained and lovely staff. All in all would highly recommend.

Hastings Beach is a beautifully balanced seaside experience offering nostalgia, waves, and local life all in one. Whether you’re here for a lazy lunch, paddle sports, a dip, or simply soaking up that Old Town vibe by the sea, it’s a great spot to unplug and enjoy a British beach day with character.

Absolutely beautiful. Great fish and chips shops all over. The scenery is worth visiting. You can even go fishing.

What a lovely town, but i prefer Hastings Old Town. Lovely little shops and the building are lovely. Lots of history and shop keepers so friendly

Hastings beach was perfect. If you want to swim and sunbathe in a calm place, you should come to the Hastings Beach to taste the English Channel.

This beautiful stony beach offers a peaceful and well maintained setting, with a remarkably quiet atmosphere. The area is exceptionally clean and tidy, and the locals are warm and welcoming. It was well worth the two hour drive from Sutton, and I would highly recommend it as a destination for families.

After a long stroll i ended up on the beach just to unwind. Managed a few photos

Really nice sea side town. lots of lovely little places to eat at. had some really nice fish and chips. if you have young kids, there are activities on the promenade. The fisherman's museum is a definite visit. lovely sandy beach to enjoy in the summer months

A simply superb local museum, based around the original collections and building from "ages ago!" The staff are very welcoming, especially the guy who introduced the various rooms and asked us about our favourite displays. A must visit attraction in Bexhill.

The museum is easy to locate by the park. Modest entrance fee with step and ramp access. Inside is a wide variety of exhibits, local history, collections from private explorers. A nice model railway depicting Bexhill with its 3 stations under a snow covered scene. The staff are very keen and knowledgeable and easy to talk with. Well, worth a visit and later return again to view what you missed.

We took our 7 year old grandson for the first time,he absolutely loved it, there is a whole range of things to do and lots to see. He loved the dinosaur hunt and the displays, and thoroughly enjoyed the 2 working train layouts, all interactive, a must visit, will visit again soon

A brilliant little museum at a very reasonable price. The first room was fantastic it was completely full of artifacts from dinosaur bones to Egyptian artifacts it had it all. The fashion room was wonderful and the little video in there on Bexhill was definitely worth a watch. Downstairs the railway was lovely and the staff member in the car room was very knowledgeable. The museum was also great for kids with trails in every room and interactive exhibits there was plenty to entertain the little ones. Overall, it was a perfect day out in Bexhill and definitely worth a visit.

All the years I have visited Behill I haven't visited the museum until today. Worth the £8 each. Such a lot to see.. volunteers knowledge in their subjects is great. Lift for those mobility issues .

A great museum easy to find and very welcoming. The staff are very knowledgeable and easy to interact with. Having never visited Bexhill-on-Sea before I left the museum feeling like I had been given a warm step in time with an understanding of a snip in history. The museum holds a diverse range of items from across the world. I enjoyed my visit and will be visiting again. Thanks to the team for making me feel very welcome.

Excellent museum experience and plenty to look at to keep the kids amused. Some very interesting and interactive exhibits. Particularly enjoyed Eddie Izzards train sets and the small collection of rare and interesting cars! Would also like to give a special shout out to the exceptional staff who were very informative when approached and extremely friendly!

Lovely little place, a little run down but still worth the visit.

Beautiful park by the town area. Lush greenery. Got lots of play areas for kids, excercise areas, courts other fun activites. Has a few small ponds with beautiful swans. Near to many food shops to grab a drink or snack and enjoy. Has a public toilet.

My happy place, good to sit quietly and admire the wonder of nature. Very well maintained and excellent cafe with good coffee and cake!

A wonderful park for all ages to enjoy! First time there and will definitely be going back!

A beautiful park in Bexhill on a sunny day. There are a few ponds in the park. The children’s playground is new and suitable for kids from toddler ages to 12. There is a cafe in the middle of the park that serves drinks, cakes, and pastries. Kids are having a blast here. There is a restroom here but not too clean. People bring a mat here for picnic. There are dogs in the park.

Lovely playground with plenty of activities for all ages. Unfortunately there is no fence round the playpark to keep toddlers in and to stop them running off. Very busy on the Saturday in school holidays, and quite noisy. I worried a bit that a child being abducted wouldnt be heard screaming!

Great place, kids had a lovely time at the park.

Popped in the shop with my son at the weekend. He wanted to upgrade his skateboard. The two guys in the shop at the time, were very welcoming, very professional. Great advice on all that we asked them, helped him choose the kit that was suitable, not the most expensive either. They built the board and showed my son the proper way to build them, so we came away very happy. We also had a quick look at the skate park downstairs, very impressive!!

Passing through to the restaurants in The Courtyard, this building has a useful passenger lift. It is however very grubby. Filthy even. Please can you get one of the gnarly and hairy staff to get out a mop and some bleach and give this place a good clean up. I will come and do it for you.

My boys and husband came for a BMX lesson on Saturday with Josh and they absolutely loved it. Josh was a wonderful teacher - really positive, kind and empowering. The actual venue was super cool. Friendly staff and good vibes. If we lived closer we’d be there all the time.

My eldest son Joshua absolutely loves this skate park. We usually head down for the 9-11am scooter sessions on Sunday mornings 👍🏻👍🏻 they have two rooms, the one pictured and another next door.

Been bringing my 6year old son here for a while now , he loves it. If you unsure about bringing your children here don't be , it's fantastic, staff are amazing , especially my son's coach Josh whom he does one2one sessions with.Very relaxed friendly place , so much u can learn , so much you can do and so much you can eat.

Came into the source park on Saturday morning and it was a lovely atmosphere, really cool building as well. The girl in the shop was so friendly!

Great food and very nice staff always friendly

One of best local areas for dogs to visit,water features and streams at bottom,few nice windy paths to go exploring and plenty benches at prime locations near bottom and in wood by BBQ area and further down the pond,can be hilly when walking back,good,beautiful and clean woods,plenty of space to train,walk and run or just to escape for peace and quiet

Fantastic woodland walk. Steams and meadows too. Various routes.

Lovely quiet countryside, perfect for walking on hot days. Lots of pathways. Wildlife etc.

So many trails and pathways to explore. Streams, ponds, bridges and picnic areas. A popular dog walking area.

Went for a lovely walk around the woods, even caught some Pokémon! Dog friendly

A lovely peaceful place, just perfect for wildlife lovers.

A firm favourite walking spot to take the dogs and the kids, always a hunt to find the stream first and once there can’t get them away