The park is located on the site of the former Felixstowe Pier complex area, reflecting the town's long-standing status as a Victorian-era seaside resort.
The facility relies on the 'amusements arcade' model, which is a staple of British coastal culture.
The park is situated adjacent to the Martello Park development, which features landscaped gardens and historical battery sites.
Ocean Boulevard Fun Park is a traditional seaside amusement attraction situated directly on the Felixstowe seafront promenade. The site features a range of classic carnival-style amusements, including coin-operated machines, grabbers, and light-hearted children's rides. It occupies a prime position along the shingle beach, offering views of the North Sea. The park is designed as an open-air leisure destination rather than an enclosed theme park. Visitors interact with the facility primarily through arcade gaming and small-scale mechanical attractions. It serves as a focal point for family-oriented entertainment in the town, sitting within the larger Felixstowe coastal leisure zone.
From the promenade looking toward the park with the sea and the Felixstowe pier ruins in the background.
Bring a supply of pound coins for the arcade machines, as change machines are not always operational.
Combine your visit with a walk along the adjacent seafront promenade to view the large container ships approaching the Port of Felixstowe.
Visit during the shoulder season to avoid peak summer crowds while still enjoying the sea air.
Avoid visiting during heavy rain or high winds, as the majority of the attraction's appeal relies on its open-air beachside setting.
Operations are highly seasonal and weather-dependent; the park typically scales back or closes entirely during the winter months.
