The Wildflower Trail shows the variety of special green spaces across Adur and Worthing, from street verges to parks and private gardens, which support our pollinator friends. We have developed a series of circular walking trails to help you visit them – the maps can be downloaded below.
We would like to thank our funders, Rampion Community Benefit Fund via Sussex Community Foundation, for their support in creating these.

Happy walking and if you enjoy the trail please send us photos of your walks to our Instagram @thewildflowertrail and follow us there too.
BN11 West Worthing
This walking trail can be accessed by the following bus routes: 7, 8, 9, 11, 700, 701, 743
Friends of Victoria Park meet monthly –
Friends of Marine Gardens volunteers meet every Tuesday morning 10am-11am
Friends of Heene Cemetery meet every Tuesday and Saturday afternoon 2pm-4pn

BN11 West Worthing – outside cover
BN13&14 Tarring & Broadwater
This walking trail can be accessed by the following bus routes: 7 and 16
Friends of Fairoak Triangle meet monthly on a Saturday 10am
Friends of Worthing & Broadwater Cemetery meet monthly on the last Saturday of every month between 10.00 am and Midday
Friends of Cortis Wildlife Garden meet every Wednesday and Friday between 10am and 12 noon, and also at those times on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month.
Friends of Tarring Park meet every 2nd Saturday of the month from 10 am
St Andrews Road Allotments are part of Worthing Allotments Management and Worthing Borough Council who operate against a Service Level Agreement (SLA). All the allotment land continues to be owned by Worthing Borough Council.

BN13&14 Tarring & Broadwater – outside cover
BN13&14 Tarring & Broadwater – centre
BN15 Sompting North
This walking trail can be accessed by the following bus route: 7
Steepdown Hill is managed by the farmer.
Beggars Bush Wildflower Meadow is managed by Sompting Estate and Sustainable Sussex
Friends of Dankton Barnyard Breathing Spaces volunteers meet the first Sunday of every month 11am-1pm

BN15 Sompting North – outside cover
BN15 Sompting South
This walking trail can be accessed by the following bus routes: 7, 16
Friends of Hamble Park
Sustainable Sussex – Meet on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9:45am-4:30pm
Community Road Verges – West Sussex County Council look after CRVs in a different way. Rather than five cuts per year, the CRVs receive one in the autumn. After the grass cut, the local community rakes and disposes of the grass cuttings.
Sompting Brooks Nature Trail – River Rangers meet on the 3rd Sunday of every month

BN15 Sompting South – outside cover
BN15 Lancing South
This walking trail can be accessed by the following bus routes: 9, 700, 701
Friends of Brooklands Park –
Crowshaw Recreation Ground – managed by Lancing Parish Council
Lancing Station – Volunteers of Keep Lancing Lovely meet on the Last Sunday of every month
Pollinator Highway – West Sussex County Council look after CRVs in a different way. Rather than five cuts per year, the CRVs receive one in the autumn. After the grass cut, the local community rakes and disposes of the grass cuttings.
Headborough Gardens – managed by Lancing Parish Council
Wencelling Gardens – managed by Lancing Parish Council

BN15 Lancing South – outside cover
BN41&42 Southwick & Fishersgate
This walking trail can be accessed by the following bus routes: 46, 700
South Square Rest Gardens – Volunteers meet on the 1st Saturday every month 10am-12noon
The Garden Allotments, Fishersgate –
The Sussex Dolphin Project – Volunteers work most Wednesdays between 12noon – 2pm. You are welcome to come and meet us.
St Aubyns Crescent Corner Garden –
Southwick Community Orchard –
Glebe Close Gardens –
