What day is Poole Bike Night?

The Poole Quay Bike Night group is a community of motorcycle enthusiasts who gather at Poole Quay every Tuesday night from April to September to showcase their bikes, compete for 'Bike of the Night', and enjoy live music and food.

What night is bike night in Poole?

Bike Nights on Poole Quay for 2025 takes place every Tuesday from 1st April - 30th September. Organised by Poole Quay Events and sponsored by Poole BID, the event creates a unique, exciting atmosphere as bikers and spectators enjoy a relaxed evening on Poole Quay.

What days are the Poole market on?

Poole Market operates every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the pedestrianised section of the high street.

Are Poole Harbor and Poole Quay the same?

Poole Quay lies at the northern edge of Poole Harbour. In the middle of Poole Harbour you can find Brownsea Island, to the east is the Sandbanks Peninsula. The Sandbanks Ferry takes you across the entrance to the harbour to the Studland Peninsula.

How do I spend a day in Poole?

Bike night arrivals in style! Poole quay 26.08.25

What is the most expensive area in Poole?

Sandbanks is well known as an exclusive beach resort in the UK, often referred to as the Golden Mile, a millionaires playground and Britains “Palm Beach”. It's not hard to realise why this area of the world is so desirable and attracts the rich and famous.

What to do in Poole for free?

Enjoy free activities* such as fishing from the quay, walking and cycling on public trails, kite flying and ball games in parks, and simply relaxing and enjoying the views across Poole Harbour. *Requires own equipment (e.g., fishing rod, bike). Free entry to museum itself. Poole Old Town, starts at Poole Quay.

Is Poole the biggest harbour in the world?

Poole is one of the world's largest natural harbours, said to be second only to Sydney's in size. It's extensive sheltered waters provide a magnificent haven for recreational sailing and water sports, and the mudflats and salt marshes are of great ecological value for feeding and roosting birds.

Is the Quay in Poole closing down?

Wetherspoon has confirmed that The Quay's final day of trading is on Sunday, March 23. Wetherspoon spokesman Eddie Gershon said: “We would like to thank our staff and customers for their loyal service and patronage over the years. “We would like to wish the new owners the best of luck with their new venture.”

Does Poole have a town centre?

Poole's centrally located town centre is perfect for some retail therapy. The Dolphin Centre also has two car parks and is situated adjacent to both the bus station and train station for easy access by public transport.

When did M&S close in Poole?

Marks & Spencer store in the Dolphin Centre closed their doors for the last time on January 8, 2022, much to the disappointment of customers and locals. The store first opened in Poole in 1971 when the shopping complex was just two years old and called the Arndale Centre.

What time does Poole Park open for cars?

By car. There's access for cars on Kingland Road, Sandbanks Road, Whitecliff Road and Copse Close. You cannot drive into Poole Park from Monday to Saturday between 7:30am and 10am.

Can I ride my bike in the middle of the night?

If you make certain to obtain the right gear, make yourself as visible as possible, and be aware of all your surroundings, cycling at night will be just as fun and just as safe as cycling during the day.

When can you cycle along Bournemouth seafront?

You can cycle, skate or skateboard on the seafront in Bournemouth and Poole, but only during certain times. In July and August, cycling, skating and skateboarding are not permitted on the seafront promenades or paths between 10am and 6pm.

Does Poole have a park and ride?

There are 4 Park and Ride sites serving Poole.

Where is the richest place in Poole?

Located along Sandbanks in Poole, Dorset, Millionaire's Row is synonymous with extravagance and affluence.

Why is it called Poole?

It is derived from the late Brittonic or early Old English words pol meaning a pool or creek. By the middle to late Anglo-Saxon period, Poole was included in the Kingdom of Wessex.

What is the most beautiful harbour in the world?

Do John Lewis own Brownsea Island?

Brownsea Castle was purchased by Mary Bonham-Christie in 1927. She allowed the property to fall into disrepair and by the time of her death in 1961 it was in a very poor condition. It was then purchased by the National Trust and leased to the John Lewis Partnership, who restored it over many years.

How much does it cost for a ferry from Poole to Guernsey?

Poole to Guernsey ferry price can differ depending on the season. The average price of a ferry from Poole to Guernsey is £390. Price exclusive of booking fees.

Can you stay overnight on Brownsea Island?

You can reach the island on your own boat, but most guests arrive on the ferry from Poole, and then it's a 20-minute walk to the campsite. Brownsea offers a traditional camping experience with simple pitches and shared camp kitchens.

What are the pretty villages near Poole?

The Purbeck area includes Lulworth, Swanage, Studland, Wareham, Corfe Castle, Durdle Door, Langton and Worth Matravers, Wool, and many other picturesque villages, all worth a visit.

What day is Poole Market open?

The market offers something for everyone at great prices so it is sure to enhance your visit to Poole Town Centre. Poole Market operates every Thursday, Friday and Saturday in the pedestrianised section of the high street from 9am-3pm.

Why is Poole Museum closed?

Poole Museum is closing at the end of December this year ahead of redevelopment work funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Historic England's High Street Heritage Action Zone. The redevelopment, supported by BCP Council, will transform the museum and provide extensive new and updated community facilities.