Parks in Brighton and Hove
A peaceful, community spot — ideal for a quick walk or low-key pup meet-up.
Address - 30 Cleveland Road, BN1 6FG
🐾 Getting there - Street parking nearby; bus stops on Ditchling Road and Preston Drove
🐾 Cafe - Not inside the park, but plenty on nearby Preston Drove
🐾 Toilets - No
🐾 Dog walking area - Grassy central space with surrounding paths
Shady corners, benches, and bins available
Woof & Explore Tip: Small but sweet — perfect for early morning strolls or a quick leg stretch.
A smaller park with lovely views, peaceful paths, and a handy café stop — perfect for a relaxed morning wander.
Address - Dyke Road, BN3 6EH
🐾 Getting there - Street parking nearby; regular buses along Dyke Road
🐾 Cafe - Yes – The Velo Café (dog-friendly outdoor seating)
🐾 Toilets - Yes – near the café
🐾 Dog walking area - Mix of grassy areas and tree-lined paths
Not fully enclosed and near roads, so leads may be useful
A quieter option with space to sit and take in the view
Dog bins available
Woof & Explore Note: A gentle walk with a coffee stop at the end — just the thing for a slow Sunday start.
Wide open space, sea air, and plenty of room to run — a big-favourite with active pups.
Address - Wilson Avenue, BN2 5PB
🐾 Getting there - Paid for parking on site; nearest bus stops on Wilson Avenue
🐾 Cafe - Yes East Brighton
🐾 Toilets - No
🐾 Dog walking area -
Large fields and wide paths
Some areas near roads, so leads may be useful
Often quiet, especially during weekday mornings
Dog bins available
Woof & Explore Tip: Great for long-lead play and breezy walks — bring water on warmer days!
Shady woods and open fields with a peaceful, tucked-away feel — perfect for dogs who love variety in their walk.
Address - Ditchling Road, BN1 7JG
🐾 Getting there - Street parking nearby; buses along Ditchling Road
🐾 Cafe - Not within the park – nearest options at Fiveways
🐾 Toilets - No
🐾 Dog walking area - Open space near the top, plus a woodland
great mix of sun and shade
Near some roads, so keep an eye on off-lead play
Dog waste bins available
Woof & Explore Note: A popular park with a chilled-out vibe — bring a ball and a coffee and let the morning unfold.
Great for high-energy pups — lots of space for zoomies and a relaxed atmosphere.
Address - Old Shoreham Road, BN3 7AP
🐾 Getting there - Street parking available around the park. Several bus routes nearby.
🐾 Cafe - Yes – The Pavilion Café inside the park (dog-friendly outside seating)
🐾 Toilets - Yes – near the café
🐾 Dog walking area -
Large open grassy fields with some shaded paths
Not fully fenced — near roads in some places, so leads may be needed
Accessible bins throughout the park
Woof & Explore Tip: A popular spot for casual walks, group meet-ups, and a quick fetch session before brunch.
Brighton’s biggest park — perfect for pups who love space to roam and humans who want a coffee after.
Address - Preston Road, BN1 6SD
🐾 Getting there - Street parking available (can be busy); buses run frequently along London Road
🐾 Cafe - Yes – Rotunda Café (dog-friendly outdoor seating)
🐾 Toilets - Yes – near the café and playground
🐾 Dog walking area - Large open grassy areas with tree-lined walking routes
Popular with local dog owners
Mix of sun and shade; bins throughout
Roads nearby — long leads or extra caution in open areas
Woof & Explore Tip: Great for a weekend stroll and socialising — Lily loves saying hello here.
One of Lily’s go-to weekend spots for a longer woodland adventure and a cheeky café stop.
Address - Falmer, BN1 9RG
🐾 Getting there - Free parking in the car park (though it gets busy on weekends). Bus stop nearby on Lewes Road and within Stanmer Park.
🐾 Cafe -Yes – Stanmer House and One Garden Brighton (both dog-friendly outside and One Garden dog-friendly inside)
🐾 Toilets - Yes – near the café
🐾 Dog walking area - Large open grassy fields with some shaded paths
Not fully fenced — near roads in some places, so leads may be needed
Accessible bins throughout the park
Woof & Explore Tip: A popular spot for casual walks, group meet-ups, and a quick fetch session before brunch.
Leafy, tucked-away and full of charm — a hidden gem for shady walks and coffee breaks.
Address - Somerhill Road, BN3 1RP
🐾 Getting there - Street parking in surrounding roads; regular buses along Western Road
🐾 Cafe - Yes – The Garden Café (dog-friendly outdoor seating)
🐾 Toilets - Yes – next to the café
🐾 Dog walking area -
Large fields and wide paths
Some areas near roads, so leads may be useful
Often quiet, especially during weekday mornings
Dog bins available
Woof & Explore Tip: Ideal for coffee lovers and calm walkers — Lily’s been known to find a muddy puddle here or two!
A hidden gem for hillside strolls, peaceful woodland trails, and wide open space to roam.
Address - Lewes Road, BN1 7HS
🐾 Getting there - Free car park; multiple bus stops nearby
🐾 Cafe - No café in the park – nearest options are along Lewes Road
🐾 Toilets - No
🐾 Dog walking area - Large grassy hills and wooded paths — ideal for a longer, more adventurous walk
Some steep slopes and uneven terrain
Quiet and spacious, even on weekends
Dog bins available at the entrance and along main paths
Woof & Explore Note: Great for dogs who love a good sniff and climb — bring a towel if it’s been raining (and a snack for the humans too!).
Dog-friendly parks across Brighton & Hove
Whether you’re new to the city, just visiting, or looking for a fresh place to walk, we’ve sniffed out the best parks for you and your pup. From shady woodland trails to open green spaces perfect for zoomies — here’s where tails wag the most.
Looking for…
• Shady woodland trails? Stanmer Park, Wild Park
• Open space for zoomies? Hove Park, East Brighton Park
• A café & coffee after? St Ann’s Well Gardens, Preston Park
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