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There are a variety of different garden centres around Poole and Bournemouth, each with their own character and appeal. Here is a flavour of what is available in the area…
Being in Dorset, you’d expect Bournemouth and Poole to have a few good children’s farms and animal parks nearby; and you won’t be disappointed. These options are all worth a visit if you have children interested in animals and energy to burn.
You’ve decided you would like to visit Bournemouth for a few days and are now looking for some comfortable and affordable accomodation. It can be difficult to find a good Bournemouth bed and breakfast (B&B), as they are not as well advertised as the larger hotels and the quality can vary. That’s why we’ve pulled together our local knowledge of the area and created a list of top-notch guest houses to help you on your way.
