Poole Park

Poole Park is a Grade II listed park in central Poole featuring ornamental gardens, lakes, and recreational spaces where natural landscapes blend with formal garden designs. The grounds include playgrounds, sports facilities, cafes, and various green areas for visitors to enjoy.

The park was established in 1890 as part of the Victorian movement to create public green spaces in urban areas. Its design reflects the era's approach to promoting public health and leisure through accessible outdoor environments.

The park serves as a community meeting point where people walk, exercise, and connect throughout the year. The pathways and open areas encourage daily interactions and provide space for neighborhood gatherings.

The park is easily accessible with multiple entrances and parking available for visitors arriving by car. Most areas are flat and easy to walk through, making it comfortable for visitors with different mobility needs.

The lake within the park hosts various water birds including ducks and swans that visitors can observe year-round. This water feature provides an important natural habitat element that adds an ecological dimension to the visit.

Location: Poole

Location: Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole

Inception: 1890

GPS coordinates: 50.72000,-1.97100

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:00