The park was originally gifted to the town by the Earl De La Warr.
It hosts a dedicated indoor bowls club facility located within the park grounds.
The park includes an outdoor café offering refreshments near the play area.
It features a duck pond that serves as a focal point for local wildlife.
The park grounds contain a variety of specimen trees planted during the Edwardian period.
Egerton Park is a primary public green space in Bexhill-on-Sea, managed by Rother District Council. The park features a dedicated children's play area, an outdoor fitness zone, and multiple tennis courts available for public use. It serves as a central recreational hub for the local residential community. The grounds are landscaped with mature trees and maintained lawn areas. Visitors can access various sports facilities on-site. The site is situated within walking distance of the Bexhill coastline.
The wooden bridge overlooking the ornamental duck pond.
Bring your own tennis rackets as equipment is not always available for hire on-site.
Visit during the weekday mornings to ensure availability of the outdoor fitness equipment.
Check the local Rother District Council website for any seasonal tennis court booking requirements.
Do not attempt to use the sports courts during private local tournaments, which are sometimes scheduled on weekends.
