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about

Littlehampton was laid out in 1849 by Benjamin Gray who named it after his native town in Sussex. By 1890 Littlehampton had become a busy industrial area. There were factories producing bricks, jam, sauces, bacon, wattle extract, a brewery and a sawmill. Today Littlehampton Bricks continues operation, manufacturing high quality clay building bricks and pavers, as well as a range of refractory and insulating bricks. It was established in 1913. Littlehampton today is a thriving community, and providing a wonderful lifestyle for the many residents who live there.

walking trails

Coppins Bush
2-10 William Street, Littlehampton

  • Native Bushland
  • Walking trails

Turners Bush Reserve
29A Hallett Road, Littlehampton

  • Native Bushland
  • Walking trails

The Glebe
Fulford Terrace, Littlehampton

  • Open space
  • Walking trails

recreation areas

Anembo Park
Princes Highway, Littlehampton (Left at Mount Barker Freeway Exit)
www.anembosportspark.com.au

  • Large recreation area
  • Softball pitches
  • Tennis courts
  • Soccer / hockey ovals
  • Playground

Miels Park
77 - 79 Princes Highway, Littlehampton

  • Park
  • Lawn / grassed area
  • Open space
  • Playground
  • Shelter

Littlehampton Peace Memorial Hall

The Littlehampton Peace Memorial Hall located at 75 Princes Highway Littlehampton is available for hire. For more information and bookings visit littlehamptonhall.org.au