Sandown Park
Good walks are even better shared.
TQ6040 : Tunbridge Wells High School, Blackhurst Lane
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Walks starting near this hill. Open a route to check its map, distance and full itinerary.
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Route planning notes
These notes describe possible approaches. Check a route's map and access information when planning your walk.
Sandown Seafront to Sandown Park
A delightful promenade along the coastal front leading to the park, perfect for families and leisurely strolls.
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Find someone to share the walk with, or organise a day out along a route you like.
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TQ6040 : Tunbridge Wells High School, Blackhurst Lane
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TQ6040 : Skinners' Kent Academy
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TQ6040 : Traffic queue on Pembury Road
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TQ6040 : Lodge, Leonard Cheshire Home, Pembury Rd
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TQ6040 : Seven Springs
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TQ6040 : Skinners' Kent Academy
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TQ6040 : Lodge, Seven Springs Cheshire Home
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TQ6040 : An empty road! A264, Pembury Rd
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TQ6040 : Entrance to Seven Springs Home, Pembury Rd
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TQ6040 : Skinners' Academy
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Hill facts and local notes
Classifications
Elevation
154m
505 ft
Prominence
32m
Coordinates
51.1397, 0.2957
TQ606403
OS Map
188
Explorer: 136 147
At the Summit
Sandown Park features well-maintained gardens, children's play areas, and open green spaces perfect for picnics.
Terrain & Geology
Primarily sandy and clayey soils with occasional chalk, characteristic of the Isle of Wight's coastal geology.
Views & Scenery
Fantastic views of Sandown Bay, as well as the iconic cliffs around the Isle of Wight.
History & Heritage
Name Origin
The name 'Sandown' derives from the Old English 'sand dune', reflecting its coastal origins.
Historical Significance
Sandown Park is a popular recreational area, known for hosting events and being a community hub for locals and tourists alike.
Getting There & Facilities
Parking
Public parking available along the seafront, just a short walk to the park.
Public Transport
Sandown train station is nearby, with regular services from Ryde and Shanklin.
Nearby Facilities
Cafe and toilets are available within the park, as well as nearby shops and restaurants along the seafront.
Safety Information
Known Hazards
- Occasional slippery pathways during wet weather and busy park activity during weekends and holidays.
General Safety Tips
- Check weather conditions before setting out
- Carry appropriate clothing and equipment
- Let someone know your planned route
- Take a map, compass, and GPS device
- Carry emergency supplies: food, water, first aid kit, torch
Hills
Some common questions about the hills answered
Are there group walks up Sandown Park?
Many walkers use Walkmates to join or organise walks with others. You can check for group walks around Sandown Park through the maps
Are there other walkers around Sandown Park?
Activity varies by location and time, but Walkmates lets you see whether others have shared walks or shown interest in this area. Find other people through the walking friends search walking friends for Sandown Park search or of course create your own walk for Sandown Park
Can I organise a walk to Sandown Park?
Yes. If there aren’t any walks listed already, you can create a walk and make it available for others to join.
If you're signed up to Walkmates, you can create a walk to Sandown Park.
How do I find a walk up this hill?
There are often multiple ways to walk this hill, depending on experience and route preference. Walkmates helps you explore walks and routes that others have shared.
Can I suggest a new route up Sandown Park?
Yes. You can suggest or create routes to share with others. Walkmates focuses on the social side of walking, so routes are used to help people organise walks and explore areas together, rather than as detailed navigation tools or route libraries.
Other uses really appreciate knowledgeable walkers sharing their routes. Share your favourite route to Sandown Park here
The is an error or something incorrect about this hill. How do I let you know?
We always strive to keep the information on Walkmates as accurate as possible. If you find an error, please let us know through the contact form and we'll aim to correct it as quickly as possible
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Location
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Grid reference: TQ606403
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