Boscombe Chine Gardens have been through a lot of changes in recent years.
What was once a beautiful Victorian garden has now been turned into a water play area, mini golf course, and terrace café.
This new development is thanks to the hard work of the community and a successful HLF bid.
With the help of this funding, Boscombe Chine Gardens has been given a much needed facelift.
The old boating pond has been replaced with a water play area that is perfect for cooling off in the summer months.
There is also a mini golf course for visitors to enjoy, as well as a terrace café that overlooks the whole park.
Two spa shelters and the lodge remain as part of the gardens, along with some spectacular bedding displays.
If you’re looking for a fun day out with the family in Bournemouth, Boscombe Chine Gardens is definitely worth a visit.
How to get to Boscombe Chine Gardens
To get to the Chine Gardens, it’s recommended you take a bus or taxi.
The closest bus stations are Derby Road and Putting Green which are both under a 10 minute walk away.
How much is the entrance fee for Boscombe Chine Gardens?
Boscombe Chine Gardens is free to enter.
Is there a picnic area at Boscombe Chine Gardens?
There is a large grassy area at the top where you can have a picnic. It does not have any picnic chairs or tables.
Where should I park for Boscombe Chine Gardens?
The gardens do not have dedicated parking, it’s recommended you park towards Boscombe town in the side streets.
You can also park at the Boscombe Pier car park.
