Lower Leas Coastal Park Adventure Playground
Folkestone, Hythe and Dymchurch
Folkestone, Hythe and Dymchurch
Discover the exciting new adventure playground at Lower Leas Coastal Park in Folkestone, one of the South East's largest free outdoor play areas. Following a major £750,000 redevelopment, the playground has been transformed into a modern, inclusive space designed to inspire children of all ages and abilities. The new play area offers more equipment than ever before, alongside sensory play features, accessible equipment, improved seating and dedicated buggy and cycle parking.
Set within the award-winning Lower Leas Coastal Park, the playground is surrounded by beautiful coastal scenery, landscaped gardens and open spaces, making it the perfect destination for family days out in Folkestone.
The playground has been designed with accessibility and inclusion at its heart, allowing children of different abilities to play together and enjoy the space equally. Find out more information at https://www.folkestone-hythe.gov.uk/parks-beaches-open-spaces/lowerleas-coastal-park
Yes. The Lower Leas Coastal Park Adventure Playground is free for everyone to enjoy. It is recognised as one of the largest free adventure playgrounds in the South East.
Yes definitely, the Lower Leas Coastal Park offers plenty of green space and picnic-friendly areas, making it ideal for a full family day out.
Visitors can enjoy coastal walks, landscaped gardens, open spaces for recreation, sea views and family-friendly events throughout the year. The 350 seat amphitheatre provides a venue for a range of free events every summer including music and storytelling, arts and crafts activities. This is also the starting point for guided walks around the park, and where you can access the Zig Zag Path - making this park one of Folkestone's most popular outdoor attractions.
The closest car park is The Coastal Park Car Park, Lower Sandgate Road, Folkestone, CT20 2JP or if this is full Lower Sandgate Road West, 42 Radnor Cliff, Folkestone, CT20 2JP
Free to visit
| Season (1 Jan 2026 - 31 Dec 2026) |
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* The park is open from 8am - 8pm daily
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