Lytchett Minster and Upton to see Upton House & Country Park with views of Poole Harbour. Tere is a wooded shoreline, gardens, a park with walks, picnic areas and the Peacock Art Gallery with tearooms.
A few miles away on the A350 to Blandford Forum is the delightful village of Lytchett Matravers which is home to the Courtyard Craft Centre.
Poole is a tourist playground with seven fine golden sand beaches all offering the usual facilities, with the larger having Lifeguard cover. Te expansive sheltered harbour is one of the largest centres for sailing and other water-sports in the UK and is home to Brownsea Island.
Some of the events and attractions include Coles Miller Dream Machines and Summer Breeze. TOWER PARK is a multi- entertainment centre on the outskirts of the town. THE ARK in Poole Park is Poole’s multi award-winning family activity centre, and Dorset Day Trips is for trips around the Dorset coast. Adastral Leisure Centre, Gus Gorilla’s Jungle Playground and Ice Skating rink are great fun. Poole Pottery and Poole Museum are interesting places. Plus there are summer beach parties with fireworks and a programme of free
events throughout the summer, world famous gardens, motorbike evenings and cycle speedway. Brownsea Island has woodland walks, picnic areas and fun trails for children, plus a boat trip across Poole Harbour from either, Poole Quay, Sandbanks, Bournemouth or Swanage as part of the DAY OUT.
At TOWER PARK, a galaxy of entertainment unfolds. With the Splashdown water - park and swimming pool, Empire Cinema, Bowlplex tenpin bowling, kid’s soft play, bingo and a range of restaurants, there is enough to keep you busy and the kids excited whatever the weather. Tower Park is approximately three miles from the town centre.
THE ARK is Poole’s multi award- winning family activity centre situated next to Swan Lake at the heart of Poole Park just 10 minutes from Bournemouth and within walking distance of the Dolphin Shopping Centre. Te Ark has been developed specifically for busy families wanting fun, structured and free-play activities in a modern, clean and relaxed setting for all ages. Tere is a dedicated toddlers’ soft-play area, an adventure frame for three to eleven year-olds, an interactive ball pool zone, an indoor real ice rink and specially designed rooms for children’s parties, holiday camps
SOFT PLAY
Three levels of soft play ICE RINK
All year round real ice rink CAFÉ
how to find us
Fresh homemade food and drinks
ICE CREAM Yummy ice cream and lollies!
We are open daily from 10am Call us on 01202 717197
The Ark, Poole Park, Poole, BH15 2SF
www.thearkpoolepark.co.uk
and other structured activities. Te Ark specializes in ice cream and offers a café with a menu of homemade food and snacks, freshly roasted and ground coffee, complimentary newspapers, magazines and free Wi-Fi.
With seven miles of golden sands and sparkling sea, the vibrant cosmopolitan town of Bournemouth has it all – a vast variety of shops, restaurants and seafront hotels, quality B&Bs, a buzzing nightlife and endless countryside with beautiful award winning gardens and water sports galore.
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