I love the Bourrnmouth Gardens on a nice sunny day grab a deckchair by the bandstand and listen to…read morethe live instrumnetall band playing whilst tucking into a Ice cream. They also have artists selling their paintings near by and also a big aviary where there is also refreshments available so you can sit down and relax. Also look out for the squirels as they are very friendly and will pop up and say hello to you whislt you are sitting on one of the benches, so watch your food.. Crazy golf also available in the gardens. Also sponsered by Bournemouth football club is the big air balloon ride that takes you up on the spot so you can see all the scenery of Bournemouth.

Bourenmouth Garden is a vibrant place with lots of activities going on particularly in the summer…read moretime. Firework dsiplay is one of many activities that should not be missed in the summer weekends. Tennis playing in a beautiful leavy environment is a wonderful experience. The whole area is properly maintained with lots of beautiful decidous shrubs and tress full of colourful blossom throughout spring and autumn. Those who enjoy painting and sketching pictureque garden scenes would not miss this place too. Recently parking charges have been introduced and that has really spoiled the principles of freedom for the less advantageous people when they want to bring their children out to this place especially when many people have lost their jobs and incomes. It is a shame to charge people when they really need a free and healthy family leisure time with their kids.

Nothing better than a stroll in the park, walk the dog or just chill out!…read moreI live 2 minutes walk away, I go there to feed the ducks and watch the paddle boats...get me in one!..i think not!!!. There is live music there and festivals, the ice cream and drinks are very over priced which is a shame. It has a mini Ice rink and a play park for the kids. What more do you want for free......

A wonderful place to reflect and slow down the pace of life for a while! A walk around the lake…read moretakes around 15-20 minutes and is a nice journey to break away from the stresses of modern life. On a nice day wou will see people operating their radio-controlled boats at the far side of the lake (full grown men playing with their toys!) whilst on the side nearest to the main entrance you will see ducks, Canada Geese and other birds hoping to be fed my the many passers by! At sunset, the colours on the lake are quite stunning. A really beautiful place to unwind - if the walk takes it out of you, head for the cafe for a recharging cup of tea! There is also a mini-golf section if you've got any energy left!

This place was awsome the the go karts were fun we had a blast on the tea cups but the best of all…read morewas the chair lift it was awsome I was skeptic at first on the safety factors but it was really fun

Best part about Needles Pleasure Park is the chair lift that takes you down to the Alum Bay Beach!!…read moreThe view is absolutely spectacular, from top to bottom of the cliff! The chairlift is a MUST when visiting Needles!

A collection of gardens styled in typical nationalities ie Japanese, Italian, English…read more Some of these are really beautiful, and there are plenty of seats to use in order to appreciate them. There are stepping stone pathways but these prove tricky at times! If you have a pram r pushchair, you will need to 'giveway' at times, as the paths are a bit narrow, and sometimes you arrive at steps unexpectedly. Plants are on sale, though these vary in condition, and there is at least one tea room. Children can be easily lost, and pushchairs or wheelchairs are challenged! Not impossible for the intrepid and a fun time.

Went to these gardens again after many years, well worth a visit, stopped for coffee at the harbour…read moreview cafe, staff first class.

Furzey Gardens are filled with the most stunning display of Azaleas and Rhododendrons I've ever…read moreseen, all over 8 acres of land. As you walk through the gardens hidden path, you'll find yourself discovering more and more surprising colorful arrangements. And if you have kids, there is a great natural playground and set of tree houses built in part of the pine forest that will entertain your little ones while you can seat and enjoy the quiet and beautiful place. Definitely worth coming here

(Don't come for me) I don't like it here. Let me explain.. I dont agree with the tanks, shows ect…read more Its animal cruelty MAKING them preform shows for YOU'RE entertainment, i'm sorry but its disgusting!! animals have feelings too you know!! Ok I'm done

The main thing that attracted me to the Oceanarium was their latest attracted called the Virtual…read moreShark Cage but found out after I paid for tickets that it was not working, how dissapointing but we still enjoyed our trip out. The aquarium is a lot smaller than most other ones but they do have two large sea turtles and a few stingrays in their main tank. The size of the sharks in the main tank was a bit dissapointing but it did not spoil the whole experience. They did have another tank with a few mixtures of sharks which was quite interesting. I like the fact that they had a few other animals, not just animals you find in the sea to spice up the attraction. There was an interactive video unit that allows you to record yourself pledging not to do a few things to help save the environment.