Upton Country Park
Free country park with woodland, shoreline walks, gardens and family facilities.
19 listings for things to do in Poole.
Free country park with woodland, shoreline walks, gardens and family facilities.
A large formal park in Upper Parkstone with play areas, a cafe and free street parking.
344 hectares of heath, one of the largest remaining in Dorset, with a real wilderness feel.
Ten acres of separately themed ornamental gardens above Poole Harbour, with the Italian Villa.
Ponds, exotic trees and gentle riverside walks on the Branksome edge of the Bournemouth gardens.
Heathland beside Poole Harbour with an adjoining beach, lake and woodland, and Purbeck views.
Harbourside park with its own beach, a paddling pool and views to Brownsea Island.
Poole's arts centre on Kingland Road, with a concert hall, theatre, cinema and gallery.
A Site of Special Scientific Interest of gorse, grassland, reeds and seasonal ponds by the harbour.
Poole's town museum on the Old Town quay, telling the story of the harbour and the port.
Poole's big urban park around a saltwater boating lake, with cafes, tennis, bowls and watersports.
Indoor water park at Tower Park with flumes including The Screamer, booked online in advance.
Multiplex cinema at Tower Park, with the screening schedule updated every Tuesday.
Blue Flag sand with a beach shop, a restaurant and a car park right behind the promenade.
A quieter stretch of golden sand under a dramatic cliff, a short walk from Branksome Chine.
A tranquil Blue Flag beach of sandy cliffs and wooden huts between Shore Road and Branksome Chine.
A wide, gently sloping beach off Haven Road for anyone wanting to get away from the crowds.
Soft golden sand on the Sandbanks peninsula, holder of more Blue Flags than any other UK resort.
Fine golden sand on the road to Sandbanks, known locally for wind and kite surfing.