Wealden Community Sports Hub

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Now Open!

The Wealden Community Sports Hub is a new sports and recreation facility located north of Hailsham, near the Boship Roundabout along the A267.

Operated by our partner, Leisure United, the Hub provides high-quality facilities for residents, clubs, schools and community organisations in Hailsham, Hellingly and the wider Wealden community to enjoy.

Local people and groups have helped shape the Hub through consultation and public engagement. It has been designed to help people enjoy active lifestyles, connect with others and benefit from the many health and wellbeing benefits of being active. Visitors to the Hub will have access to high-quality, inclusive and accessible sport and recreation facilities.

site plan of the proposed new sports parkSite Plan


From Idea to Reality

The Wealden Community Sports Hub has been shaped through several years of planning, evidence gathering and community engagement.

Since the project's early development, local residents, sports clubs, schools, community organisations, children and young people have helped inform proposals through public consultation, exhibitions and targeted engagement activities.

The supporting information on this page all illustrate how your feedback helped shape the facility that visitors can enjoy today.


Facilities Available

  • Two floodlit full-size 3G football pitches
  • Four dual-use floodlit netball and tennis courts
  • Two padel courts
  • Skate park
  • Children's play area
  • Sports pavilion
  • Community café
  • Meeting and community room
  • Modern changing rooms
  • Public toilets including a Changing Places facility
  • 195 car parking spaces, including EV charging points

The facilities are designed to support community participation, physical activity and grassroots sport across all age groups.

Register Before Visiting

All visitors are encouraged to register for a free account and download a QR code before attending the Hub for the first time. Registering in advance will help support a smooth and efficient arrival experience. Once registration is complete, visitors can scan the QR code each time they attend.

For visitors under the age of 16, a parent or guardian can add them to an existing account and manage access on their behalf.

For those using the park, skate park or café only, registration is not required.

To register, follow the step-by-step guidance in this Registration How-to Video and you can go directly to Leisure United’s website and create your account here.

Arrival during the first few weeks

During the first few weeks after opening in August, visitors arriving to use the 3G pitches and courts are encouraged to arrive a little earlier than the scheduled booking time while visitors become familiar with the new access system.

The Leisure United team will be available on site to assist visitors, answer questions and support anyone who has not yet registered or cannot access a QR code.

Using the 3G pitches, courts and changing rooms

To use the 3G football pitches, courts and changing rooms, players, coaches and spectators will need to register for a free account and QR code before visiting for the first time. To enter these areas, visitors are required to scan their personal QR code at the gates by reception. Once registration is complete, visitors can scan the QR code each time they attend.

Check availability and book today

If you're looking to book a pitch or court, please contact the Hub directly. The team can advise on availability for football pitches and courts, including netball and tennis, and help you make a booking.

Using the Padel courts

Padel courts can be booked directly through Playtomic. To check availability and book a court, visit: https://playtomic.com/clubs/wealden

Equipment hire

Padel rackets are available to hire from the Hub. A refundable £10 deposit per racket is required and will be returned at the end of your session once the equipment has been checked.

Hub and Café Opening Hours

DayOpening hours
Monday
09:00 - 22:00
Tuesday
09:00 - 22:00
Wednesday
09:00 - 22:00
Thursday
09:00 - 22:00
Friday
09:00 - 22:00
Saturday
09:00 - 18:00
Sunday
09:00 - 18:30


Contact Leisure United:

Email: info.wealden@leisureunited.com

Phone: 01323 302304

Facebook: Leisure United Wealden

Instagram: @leisureunited_wealden

Visit us at: Wealden Community Sports Hub, New North Street, Hailsham, BN27 4GF (located north of Hailsham, near the Boship Roundabout along the A267).



An artist impression of the sports parkArtist impression of the sports park

Playground and Skate Park Engagement

Thank you to everyone who contributed ideas and suggestions for the playground and skate park.

Feedback from local children, young people, families and community groups helped shape the final layouts and equipment choices that are now being delivered as part of the project.

Consultation reports remain available below.


Now Open!

The Wealden Community Sports Hub is a new sports and recreation facility located north of Hailsham, near the Boship Roundabout along the A267.

Operated by our partner, Leisure United, the Hub provides high-quality facilities for residents, clubs, schools and community organisations in Hailsham, Hellingly and the wider Wealden community to enjoy.

Local people and groups have helped shape the Hub through consultation and public engagement. It has been designed to help people enjoy active lifestyles, connect with others and benefit from the many health and wellbeing benefits of being active. Visitors to the Hub will have access to high-quality, inclusive and accessible sport and recreation facilities.

site plan of the proposed new sports parkSite Plan


From Idea to Reality

The Wealden Community Sports Hub has been shaped through several years of planning, evidence gathering and community engagement.

Since the project's early development, local residents, sports clubs, schools, community organisations, children and young people have helped inform proposals through public consultation, exhibitions and targeted engagement activities.

The supporting information on this page all illustrate how your feedback helped shape the facility that visitors can enjoy today.


Facilities Available

  • Two floodlit full-size 3G football pitches
  • Four dual-use floodlit netball and tennis courts
  • Two padel courts
  • Skate park
  • Children's play area
  • Sports pavilion
  • Community café
  • Meeting and community room
  • Modern changing rooms
  • Public toilets including a Changing Places facility
  • 195 car parking spaces, including EV charging points

The facilities are designed to support community participation, physical activity and grassroots sport across all age groups.

Register Before Visiting

All visitors are encouraged to register for a free account and download a QR code before attending the Hub for the first time. Registering in advance will help support a smooth and efficient arrival experience. Once registration is complete, visitors can scan the QR code each time they attend.

For visitors under the age of 16, a parent or guardian can add them to an existing account and manage access on their behalf.

For those using the park, skate park or café only, registration is not required.

To register, follow the step-by-step guidance in this Registration How-to Video and you can go directly to Leisure United’s website and create your account here.

Arrival during the first few weeks

During the first few weeks after opening in August, visitors arriving to use the 3G pitches and courts are encouraged to arrive a little earlier than the scheduled booking time while visitors become familiar with the new access system.

The Leisure United team will be available on site to assist visitors, answer questions and support anyone who has not yet registered or cannot access a QR code.

Using the 3G pitches, courts and changing rooms

To use the 3G football pitches, courts and changing rooms, players, coaches and spectators will need to register for a free account and QR code before visiting for the first time. To enter these areas, visitors are required to scan their personal QR code at the gates by reception. Once registration is complete, visitors can scan the QR code each time they attend.

Check availability and book today

If you're looking to book a pitch or court, please contact the Hub directly. The team can advise on availability for football pitches and courts, including netball and tennis, and help you make a booking.

Using the Padel courts

Padel courts can be booked directly through Playtomic. To check availability and book a court, visit: https://playtomic.com/clubs/wealden

Equipment hire

Padel rackets are available to hire from the Hub. A refundable £10 deposit per racket is required and will be returned at the end of your session once the equipment has been checked.

Hub and Café Opening Hours

DayOpening hours
Monday
09:00 - 22:00
Tuesday
09:00 - 22:00
Wednesday
09:00 - 22:00
Thursday
09:00 - 22:00
Friday
09:00 - 22:00
Saturday
09:00 - 18:00
Sunday
09:00 - 18:30


Contact Leisure United:

Email: info.wealden@leisureunited.com

Phone: 01323 302304

Facebook: Leisure United Wealden

Instagram: @leisureunited_wealden

Visit us at: Wealden Community Sports Hub, New North Street, Hailsham, BN27 4GF (located north of Hailsham, near the Boship Roundabout along the A267).



An artist impression of the sports parkArtist impression of the sports park

Playground and Skate Park Engagement

Thank you to everyone who contributed ideas and suggestions for the playground and skate park.

Feedback from local children, young people, families and community groups helped shape the final layouts and equipment choices that are now being delivered as part of the project.

Consultation reports remain available below.


  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    We need your help! We are currently building a brand-new sports hub and play facilities, just off of the Boship roundabout to the North of Hailsham, and we want to know what would make you and your friends choose it as a place to spend time?

    In these questions we want to know about your local parks and outdoor play space and what works for you. When we talk about parks in these questions, we mean big parks, small parks, playgrounds, skate parks, sports pitches, playing fields, pump tracks, recreation grounds and any bits of green space that you have found to play on or hang out in!

    This particular survey is aimed at teenagers and children over 12. 

    Your ideas are super important to us, and we can't wait to hear your thoughts!

    Thank you for being part of this exciting project!

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  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    We need your help! We are planning to create a brand-new play park, at our new sports park to the North of Hailsham, and we want to know what YOU think should be included. What would make it the best place for you and your friends to have fun?.

    Please could you answer these questions and tell us all about the kinds of play equipment, games, and activities you'd like to see in the new park. 

    This particular survey is aimed at children under 12 or those at primary school. We have a separate survey that older children can complete.

    If you are under 10 you might need to ask a teacher, parent or carer to help you.

    Your ideas are super important to us, and we can't wait to hear your thoughts!

    Thank you for being part of this exciting project!


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