Homefield Park playground improvements

Homefield Park improvements

Improvements to the playground area of Homefield Park began in 2024. This included reshaping the area of the playground and replacing the play equipment. Worthing Borough Council funded these improvements with a budget of £220,000.

Homefield Park map - showing the location of the playground

For stage two of the project we plan to transform the lower section, which is often subject to flooding, into a planted area with sustainable drainage to take advantage of the natural rainwater capture in this area, as well as providing attractive planting and increased biodiversity.

Homefield Park map - playground phases 1 and 2

How did community feedback shape the design of the playground?

Following a 2024 consultation with over 700 participants, we selected a playground design directly shaped by resident preferences and community voting.

What does the new playground look like?

The new playground is designed for fun, adventure, and inclusion. Children of all ages and abilities can enjoy a variety of activities - from climbing walls and rope bridges to jump pads and balance beams. The layout encourages exploration, active play, and social connection, while safe, accessible surfacing ensures comfort and security for all.

Photos of the new playground

Homefield Park - new play equipment - view across the play area (1)

Homefield Park - new play equipment - view across the play area (2)

Homefield Park - new play equipment - view across the play area (3)

Homefield Park - new play equipment - view across the play area (4)

Homefield Park - new play equipment - view across the play area (5)

Homefield Park - new play equipment (montage)

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Page last updated: 10 February 2026

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