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Beaulieu National Motor Museum
New Forest
In the heart of the New Forest National Park, Beaulieu is a marvellous day out that can be enjoyed together.
Hengistbury Head
Bournemouth
Hengistbury Head is a relatively unspoilt and south-facing pebble beach, with imposing clay and ironstone cliffs.
Alum Chine Tropical Gardens
Bournemouth
A chine is a steep dry river valley and Alum Chine is the largest of four Chines within Bournemouth.
Bournemouth Upper Gardens
Bournemouth
The Upper Gardens hold many unusual tree species including a North American Giant Redwood (believed to be the largest in the country) and a group of mature Persian Ironwood trees.
Upton House Concerts
Poole
Three days of great music set in the beautiful grounds of Upton Country Park.
Turbary Common
Bournemouth
Turbary common is the largest area of heathland in north Bournemouth and a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Bournemouth Lower Gardens
Bournemouth
The Lower Gardens in Bournemouth are only a five minute walk from the main shopping centre, the beach and the pier.
Upton Country Park
Poole
Whatever the season, there's something for everyone - enjoy the wildlife along the shoreline, try the Woodland Play Trail, visit an exhibition at The Gallery, try one of the many events – or simply find a quiet spot to admire the grounds and…
Red House Museum
Christchurch
A former Georgian workhouse, the Red House is now a museum exploring the story of Christchurch from before the Ice Age to modern times.
Ramsdown
Christchurch
Ramsdown is an area of scenic walks through heathlands and coniferous forest. It is the perfect place to take walks with your dog and from the top of the hill you can view out over the heathland over towards Bournemouth.
Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre
Bournemouth
A day at Hengistbury Head Nature Reserve is truly a great day out, even outside of the summer. It is still full of wildlife, rare plants, and of course, the thousands of years of important archaeological history.
Bournemouth Central Gardens
Bournemouth
The Central Gardens extend from the town centre to Coy Pond. They are now the home of the tennis courts, a children’s playground and a war memorial with beautiful rose borders, a Rhododendron Walk and heather beds.
Alum Chine Play Park
Bournemouth
The Alum Chine playground is an amazing play space inspired around ‘Treasure Island’ and features a number of adventurous play elements.
Kingfisher Barn Visitor Centre
Bournemouth
Kingfisher Barn Visitor Centre is the gateway to the Stour Valley Nature Reserve. It is run in partnership between BCP Council and the Bournemouth Parks Foundation.
We recommend stopping in before you head out down to the river. This true…
Boscombe Cliff Gardens
Bournemouth
Originally opened in 1900, Boscombe Cliff Gardens merges into the Boscombe Overcliff Local Nature Reserve. The outward looking Cliff Gardens; leading through to the more sheltered Italianate Gardens both overlook beautiful cliffs grazed by a small…
Boscombe Chine Gardens
Bournemouth
Boscombe Chine Gardens were developed originally from a ‘chine’ of heath and mire into a splendid Victorian garden, a central part of the then thriving Boscombe resort.
Stour Valley Nature Reserve
Muscliffe Lane, Bournemouth
This idyllic riverside Reserve forms part of the Stour Valley Way and provides a wall following a 2 mile stretch of the river Stour. It is perfect for walking, relaxing or exercising in the fresh air.
Compton Acres
Poole
Enjoy over 10 acres of horticultural heaven with spectacular themed gardens, relax in the charming Café, browse creative gifts or delve into the exciting world of plants within the Plant Centre, there's a surprise at every turn.
