Brownsea Island

About

Brownsea Island, is located in beautiful Poole Harbour, it's a National Trust nature reserve famed for red squirrels, rich birdlife and scenic walks with stunning views.

Brownsea Island is a peaceful nature reserve that is reached by a short ferry journey from Poole Quay, it feels wonderfully secluded and unspoilt. The island is renowned for its thriving population of rare red squirrels, as well as diverse birdlife across its woodlands and wetland habitats. Visitors can explore a network of scenic walking trails through pine forests and heathland, enjoying panoramic sea views across the harbour. Rich in history as the site of the first Scout camp, Brownsea also features a visitor centre and café, making it an ideal destination for wildlife, walking and relaxation.

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Opening Times

Open daily until 1st November: 10:00 AM - 05:00 PM

Guide Prices

Island entry is free for National Trust members

£12 Adult

£30 Family of up to 5

Ferry tickets

£14.50 Adult

£6.00 child

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