Harbour Park

I have been in littlehampton many times and I have often walked through this park, and occasionally gone on the odd ride.

PAYING SYSTEM

The main problem with this park is that it is SO expensive! You either have to buy tokens or a weird thing that they call a "BOOK". This is something that you pay about 12 pounds for and it gets you about 10 goes on a ride, to be shared between however many people there are. Now I would rather go to a park where you pay 30 pounds and go on rides as many times as you like!

THE RIDES

The rides there are also poor, leaving the park a shadow of it's former self. Even the horror hotel which was actually quite scary has been changed to suit a younger target audience, which is a shame because that in my opinion was the only decent thing there. The log flume literally KILLS your back, even for me and I have nothing wrong with my back. The way it jerks out of the drop is so painful it left me with a pain in my back for a few days, so AVOID IF YOU HAVE BACK PROBLEMS OR IF YOU DON'T WANT YOUR BACK TO HURT EVEN IF THERE IS NOTHING WRONG WITH IT.

The WALTZER is ok, but I have been on better and the same goes with the dodgems.

WHAT I RECCOMEND

If you are on a tight budget and want to visit a smallish park of a similar size to this (but a much better and cheaper one) I would reccomend that you go to FUNLAND AMUSEMENT PARK in Hayling Island. It is quite near Portsmouth. I have been here many times and it is good with a good selection of rides - And you only pay 10 pounds to go on rides all day! (Or tokens if you want.)

Overall HARBOUR PARK is appauling and a waste of money, and for heaven's sake STAY OFF THE LOG FLUME!!!!!!!!!

Harbour Park has a great location. It is right next to the beach and the marina at Littlehampton. There is plenty of rides and atttractions including Dodgems water chute, coaster and panning for gold. There is grass picnic areas and plenty of parking. The park is kept very clean and tidy. There is a nice restaurant there called The Galley that has a maritime theme and serves tea with real tea leaves.