Recreation

There are a number of public recreation areas in the southern part of the parish, most of which are maintained by Angmering Parish Council. These are shown below together with other activities in the parish plus a list of various organisations/individuals providing recreational/educational/exercise/health classes in Angmering.

Walks:
The northern part of Angmering, north of the A27, is principally woodland criss-crossed with paths providing excellent and attractive walking facilities throughout the year. Even further north, the woodland gives way to downland and the most northerly tip of the parish, Chantry Post, is situated on the South Downs Way. A leaflet containing three circular walking in Angmering is available from the Library or download the walks' leaflet by clicking here; Walk 1 (Copse Walk 4.75 miles; Walk 2 (Parkland Walk) 5.5 miles; Walk 3 (Woodland Walk) 7miles. All these walk start from the village centre but could be considerably shortened by parking near The Woodman Arms or The Fox (as appropriate).

The Angmering Society publishes two leaflets on village walks. Firstly, "A Walk around Angmering" (old houses), and secondly "Tree Trail in the Conservation Area". Both these documents are available, price 50p each, from The Angmering Society.

Sports Facilities:
Angmering has its own archery, carpet bowls, cricket, football, rugby, and stoolball clubs. Golf Clubs include Ham Manor (private) and the Rustington Golf Centre (public). Gym and swimming facilities are available at the Esporta club adjoining the Rustington Golf Centre in Golfers Lane, Angmering. Contact details may be found on the Organisation or Traders pages of this website.

Other recreational activities:
Angmering Bridge Club and the Whist Club meet in the Village Hall. Regular Pilates clases are held in the Village Hall.

Recreational / Educational / Exercise / Health Classes held in Angmering