Shoreham Harbour Lifeboat Station is an RNLI station with a long history of sea rescue on the West Sussex coast. The station traces its origins back well over 160 years, during which its crews have saved hundreds of lives.

Management passed to the RNLI in 1865, when a new boathouse was built on Kingston Beach and a slipway was later installed in 1870 by the Harbour Board.

The station sits near Kingston Beach, close to Shoreham Lighthouse, at the harbour entrance on the River Adur.

A wooden boat ramp at the adjacent Kingston Beach provides access directly toward the harbour mouth and out to sea, with a free car park nearby accessible via the A259 Coast Road.