Popular Gardens in Mudeford

"Also in Beaulieu is one of the country’s best museum’s devoted to another form of transport: motoring. Driving a car might be something you can only do when you reach 17, but that doesn’t stop the National Motor Museum from appealing to kids."

"One of our favourite dog-friendly things to do and places to visit in the New Forest, Exbury Gardens is a beautiful attraction with a variety of flowering plants including large-leaved rhododendrons, classic camellia and delicate primulas seen throughout the year. Look out for the Burmese temple bell hanging from an oak tree, stroll down the exquisite Bridal Walk, and cross the Japanese Bridge to visit the Top Pond where carp and golden orfe swim. With a Winter Garden, Sundial Garden and Daffodil Meadow across 200 acres, this ancient estate has plenty to explore with your dog on a lead by our side."

"These spectacular gardens span 200 acres and are famous for their Rothschild Collection of colourful plants. Including rhododendrons, azaleas and camellias. A beautiful place to visit on a sunny day, with plenty of space for the children to run about."

"The Lower Garden is at the bottom of a three-kilometre string of green spaces on the course of the Bourne, and is five minutes from the main beach and pier, and five minutes from Bournemouth’s main shopping area. In summer you could while away a few minutes in the shade of the tall cedars and pines, and there’s also a crazy golf course, an aviary, the Pinewalk Bandstand and an outdoor art exhibition. At the end of August the Candlelight Nights is a century-old tradition, when thousands of tea lights are arranged in imaginative designs."

"A post shared by Clare Willats (@thebunnyandthefish) on Jun 30, 2020 at 10:48am PDT. Bournemouth’s full of green spaces that are great for exploring. The Lower Gardens are next to the town centre, but they feel quiet and sedate, so they’re a great spot to relax."

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"These fantastic gardens have award-winning displays of flowers and also attractions for all of the family, you can access the park from Christchurch Road or directly from the beach. The whole family can enjoy battling it out playing on the 18 hole mini golf course, there is a children’s play area, with swings, see-saw, slides and water play feature, children’s nature trails, multi-use games area and you can hop on the Bournemouth Land Train."

"Just behind Boscombe Pier is a delightful Victorian chine garden that has been regenerated since the 2000s. Over five decades the gardens had become overgrown and associated with antisocial behaviour until they were partially cleared and replanted, all while preserving some of the Victorian resort structures. There are two spa shelters and a lodge, interspersed with colourful flowerbeds."

"Tucked inside the fortified walls of Lumps Fort is the Southsea Rose Garden that is simply a gorgeous sight at any time of the year. Lumps fort, which no longer exists was used for training in the Operation Frankton against Germany. The garden now exists where the fort once stood and is absolutely a stunning sight when the 40 varieties of roses that it houses are in full bloom."

"The Mayflower has enjoyed several West End shows recently, such as Matilda, and even hosted The Beatles, Roy Orbison and other top acts over the years. The Mayflower Theatre has also been awarded the certificate of excellence on Tripadvisor."

"Outside London, the Lighthouse is the largest arts centre in the UK. Home to the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, this enormous centre holds a 1,476-seat concert hall, a 669-seat theatre, a 103-seat cinema, a small studio, a restaurant and three function rooms. It hosts sell-out shows and performances from the likes of Blondie, the Clash, Kings of Leon, New Order and G4."

"Dolphin III is a not-for-profit boat that is operated by a team of dedicated volunteers. The charity offers free boat trips around Poole harbour to disabled people, who may not be able to use other pleasure craft. The specially designed boat has undergone a number of adaptions to make it suitable for wheelchair users as well as those with mobility difficulties."

"The centre of artistic excellence for live events, film and visual art in Poole, providing a dynamic cultural facility for Poole, Dorset and the South West. For information, visit the Lighthouse website."

"The inn is run by the owner with his family team of staff who are always on hand to make your stay enjoyable. Take advantage of our traditional pub which serves a full range of Wadworth cask conditioned ales, including the full bodied 6x. We also have an excellent selection of continental lagers, wines and spirits."

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"Get up close to owls, reptiles and all sorts of creepy crawlies at Liberty’s. Highlights include a wide range of birds of prey on display, daily flying displays in the all-weather indoor flying area or outdoor field, a reptile house with snakes, lizards, and much more!. Plus a large free car park, and a café and gift shop."

"Another great educational wildlife park, the Liberty Owl, Raptor and Reptile Centre is great for kids and adults alike. Another small park, there are all different birds of prey and very informative talks. The shows and talks go for at least half an hour and are very educational."

"We certainly do, so a trip to Monkey Haven was a no-brainer during our visit to the Isle of Wight. This sanctuary is a home for rescued animals, adopted by Monkey Haven for various reasons, including being saved from the illegal pet trade, private owners, or who were injured in the wild and would not have survived."