Dyke Road Park provides the local community with a pleasant, welcoming green space that is popular with all ages.
This attractive park has a network of well-maintained paths which wind through ornamental shrubs and herbaceous borders.
The park is always open.
At the very centre of the park is the perennial garden, with its yew hedges separating the various plant beds, it supplies a wonderful view from the cafe terrace.
Dyke Road Park is the home of Brighton Open Air Theatre (BOAT).
The Booth Museum is directly opposite the park. The museum explores birds, butterflies, fossils, bones and skeletons.
Natural history is brought to life with interactive displays and ‘hands-on’ activities.
Entry to the museum is free.
The park features a café with a raised terrace and views of the sea.
The cafe is open:
You can find these toilets attached to Dyke Road Park Café. They are open during the café's opening hours.
Find the opening times for Dyke Road Park Café.
The park has good access and the pathways are accessible throughout with no steps.
The rose garden may cause difficulties as the pathways are laid out in crazy paving and are uneven.
The café's outside seating area is accessible.
The nearest designated accessible parking bays are on Dyke Road.
The nearest accessible toilet is at the Booth Museum of Natural History.
If you're interested in volunteering at Dyke Road Park, contact the Friends of Dyke Road Park.
You can find a map location and travel details by selecting 'more information' below.
Dyke Road Park provides the local community with a pleasant, welcoming green space that is popular with all ages.