How to get to Worthing Tabernacle by car or by bus
Worthing Tabernacle is located in Worthing, West Sussex at 64 Chapel Road.
See the driving tips and parking information below.
Street Address
64 Chapel Road
Worthing,
West Sussex
BN11 1BN
United Kingdom
Phone: 01903 236542
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Travel/Directions Tips
The mainline Worthing railway station is 5 minutes walk from the church
Parking
We don’t have any parking on-site but you can park in the car park behind the Town Hall opposite (accessed from Stoke Abbott Road) as follows...
Monday to Friday: after 4pm - free (before 4pm not open to the public)
Saturday: charged up to 8pm – free afterwards
Sunday: free all day
Monday to Friday: after 4pm - free (before 4pm not open to the public)
Saturday: charged up to 8pm – free afterwards
Sunday: free all day
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Driving directions to Worthing Tabernacle
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