Littlehampton Museum
The town museum in Littlehampton's 18th-century Manor House, with displays on local history. A free indoor stop close to the High Street.
Littlehampton sits at the mouth of the River Arun, with a sandy beach, the Harbour Park amusements and Arundel a short trip upriver.
The town museum in Littlehampton's 18th-century Manor House, with displays on local history. A free indoor stop close to the High Street.
Image: Harbour ParkHarbour Park is a seaside family amusement park on Littlehampton's beach, with more than 15 attractions. Outdoor rides and arcades sit alongside indoor soft play, a pirate-themed escape room and Toddler Town, a set of role-play rooms with a supermarket, vet and building site. It covers both sunny and wet days on the coast.
A Green Flag park just back from Littlehampton's seafront, next to the Littlehampton Wave leisure centre. It has a large boating lake, a children's play area, colourful flower beds and original Art Deco shelters.
Image: Out of BoundsAn indoor and outdoor activity centre near Angmering with something for every age, from soft play and Clip 'n Climb walls to ten pin bowling and laser tag. Outside there is adventure golf, high ropes, adventure nets and jumping pillows, and a café serves hot and cold food all day.
Image: Arundel CastleA vast castle above the River Arun, home of the Dukes of Norfolk for nearly a thousand years, with a Norman keep, state rooms and celebrated formal gardens. Go before the season closes on 1 November, then return in spring.
Image: WWT Arundel Wetland CentreBoardwalks and hides through reedbeds and ponds below Arundel Castle, with ducks, geese and swans to meet up close. The short boat safari through the reeds is a hit with younger children.
Photo: Dave Spicer, CC BY-SA 2.0A 3,500-acre estate of woodland, farmland and downland around an unspoilt village between Arundel and Chichester. More than 25 miles of paths cross it, taking in a stretch of the Roman Stane Street, the bank of a medieval deer park and Bronze Age barrows on Bignor Hill. Spring woodland flowers and autumn colour in Park Wood are the seasonal highlights.
Image: Amberley MuseumAmberley Museum is a family attraction near Arundel in West Sussex, with plenty to explore both indoors and outdoors. It suits a long family visit, and its 2026 season ends on 1 November, so the October half term is the last chance this year.
Image: Aldingbourne Country CentreA charity-run country centre near Chichester with an open farm, ride-on tractors, play areas, a maze and woodland walks. Profits support the Aldingbourne Trust's work with people with learning disabilities and autism.
Image: Adur & Worthing CouncilsA Grade II listed Art Deco pier, first opened in 1862 and named UK Pier of the Year in 2019. The Pavilion Theatre and Pavilion Atrium Bar stand at the landward end, with an amusement arcade midway and the South Pavilion out at the sea end.
Worthing's museum and art gallery on Chapel Road cares for a nationally significant collection of the clothes people wore and made, alongside artworks, artefacts and objects rooted in Sussex history. It runs changing exhibitions, workshops and talks as part of Worthing Theatres and Museum.
Image: Visit LittlehamptonLittlehampton Town Council's festive afternoon and evening on the High Street, with a Christmas market and late shopping before the Mayor switches on the town's lights.
A pottery workshop at 7 The Arcade in Littlehampton on 22 October 2026, from 7:00pm to 8:30pm. Visitors make a coil pot or vase, and booking is recommended. Suitable for anyone interested in trying pottery.
Littlehampton in Colour is a Meet The Maker event at 7 The Arcade in Littlehampton on Friday 24 October 2026, from 4:00pm to 5:30pm. Booking is recommended, and the event suits everyone. Further details are on the organiser's events page.
A wellness fair takes place in Littlehampton on Sunday 18 October 2026, from 10am to 1pm, across Fit M Fun Studio and The Crown Pub. The listing does not give details of the activities on offer. It may suit families and anyone interested in wellness, and booking is recommended.
Image: Littlehampton Bonfire SocietyLittlehampton Bonfire Society returns for its 74th year with a traditional torchlight procession, bonfire and fireworks by the seafront. The evening begins with a service at the war memorial.
A children's light party takes place at the Wickbourne Centre in Littlehampton on 31 October 2026, from 17:00 to 18:30. It is aimed at families and toddlers, with booking recommended. The organiser's events page has further details.
Free storytelling and craft sessions take place at Harbour Park in Littlehampton on 25 October 2026, during October half-term. A wishing wall is also part of the afternoon. It suits families with children aged around 4 to 8, and booking is required through the event page.
Colours of the Sea is a Meet The Makers market on The Promenade in Littlehampton on Sunday 19 October 2026, starting at 9:00 am. It is part of the town's local artisan programme and suits families, couples and friends looking for a morning of local crafts by the seafront. Booking is recommended, and the organiser's events page has the full details.
Fright Night is a Halloween event hosted by the 7th Littlehampton Air Scout Group at Peter Smith Scout Hall in Littlehampton on 26 October 2026, running from 17:00 to 20:00. It is aimed at families, and booking is recommended.
The town museum in Littlehampton's 18th-century Manor House, with displays on local history. A free indoor stop close to the High Street.
Image: Harbour ParkHarbour Park is a seaside family amusement park on Littlehampton's beach, with more than 15 attractions. Outdoor rides and arcades sit alongside indoor soft play, a pirate-themed escape room and Toddler Town, a set of role-play rooms with a supermarket, vet and building site. It covers both sunny and wet days on the coast.
Image: Out of BoundsAn indoor and outdoor activity centre near Angmering with something for every age, from soft play and Clip 'n Climb walls to ten pin bowling and laser tag. Outside there is adventure golf, high ropes, adventure nets and jumping pillows, and a café serves hot and cold food all day.
Image: Arundel CastleA vast castle above the River Arun, home of the Dukes of Norfolk for nearly a thousand years, with a Norman keep, state rooms and celebrated formal gardens. Go before the season closes on 1 November, then return in spring.
Image: Amberley MuseumAmberley Museum is a family attraction near Arundel in West Sussex, with plenty to explore both indoors and outdoors. It suits a long family visit, and its 2026 season ends on 1 November, so the October half term is the last chance this year.
Worthing's museum and art gallery on Chapel Road cares for a nationally significant collection of the clothes people wore and made, alongside artworks, artefacts and objects rooted in Sussex history. It runs changing exhibitions, workshops and talks as part of Worthing Theatres and Museum.
The town museum in Littlehampton's 18th-century Manor House, with displays on local history. A free indoor stop close to the High Street.
A Green Flag park just back from Littlehampton's seafront, next to the Littlehampton Wave leisure centre. It has a large boating lake, a children's play area, colourful flower beds and original Art Deco shelters.
Photo: Dave Spicer, CC BY-SA 2.0A 3,500-acre estate of woodland, farmland and downland around an unspoilt village between Arundel and Chichester. More than 25 miles of paths cross it, taking in a stretch of the Roman Stane Street, the bank of a medieval deer park and Bronze Age barrows on Bignor Hill. Spring woodland flowers and autumn colour in Park Wood are the seasonal highlights.
Image: Adur & Worthing CouncilsA Grade II listed Art Deco pier, first opened in 1862 and named UK Pier of the Year in 2019. The Pavilion Theatre and Pavilion Atrium Bar stand at the landward end, with an amusement arcade midway and the South Pavilion out at the sea end.