Blakers Park is a well-loved and well-used community space in the Fiveways area of Brighton.
Although compact it has a large number of features including a small friendly café, tennis courts and a recently renovated playground.
The park also contains a distinctive Victorian clock tower.
In the middle of the park is its most recognisable feature, the 50-foot-high clock tower.
Unveiled on 15 September 1896 and donated by the park’s founder Mayor Alderman J.G. Blaker, the tower is made of steel, cast iron and finished in bronze.
Today it remains a main focal point of the park, offering a unique area to enjoy some food and drink from the nearby cafe.
The Blakers Park Gardening Group meets on the first Tuesday of every month.
You can find the toilets to the south of the tennis courts.
Laid out on a gentle slope, the park has good accessibility throughout. All the facilities including the café and tennis courts are accessible. There are plenty of benches in the park.
The Preston Drove entrance to the park is the most easily accessible. Both Southdown Road and Cleveland Road entrances lack pavements on the sides that border the park.
Only on-street parking is available.
An accessible toilet is available next to the play area.
You can find a map location and travel details by selecting 'more information' below.
Blakers Park is a well-loved and well-used community space in the Fiveways area of Brighton.