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The Club at Meyrick Park – Bournemouth

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The Club at Meyrick Park is your premier destination for outdoor activities and family-friendly fun in Bournemouth. Nestled in a picturesque setting, our club offers an array of recreational opportunities including golf, tennis, and fitness classes suitable for all ages. The welcoming atmosphere encourages community engagement, making it a perfect spot for families and friends to come together. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality facilities and services that cater to both leisure and fitness enthusiasts. Join us at The Club at Meyrick Park for an unforgettable experience that promotes health, happiness, and well-being.

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Sandra W

5 Google Rating

Stayed one night rooms 11 and 12. Very happy with size of rooms and facilities. Made use of swimming

5/ 5

Stayed one night rooms 11 and 12. Very happy with size of rooms and facilities. Made use of swimming pool and thought it was fabulous. Great breakfast... we each had different options and all were excellent. Found the staff to be friendly and helpful. Inconsiderate guest was noisy outside our rooms at 1.30am but other than that it was peaceful and relaxing.

Kevin Mitchell

5 Google Rating

My wife and I are not Golfers but the greens look beautifully kept. Neither did we use the gym but w

5/ 5

My wife and I are not Golfers but the greens look beautifully kept. Neither did we use the gym but we did enjoy a superb swim in a warm pool, ate in their Bar/Resaurant and enjoyed the whole experience. We stayed in the Lodge for one night prior to my Nephew's wedding.

Wayne Herbst

5 Google Rating

Brilliant friendly club and course. Recommend taking a cart as course is quite hilly but lovely!

5/ 5

Brilliant friendly club and course. Recommend taking a cart as course is quite hilly but lovely!

Pauline Bodill

4 Google Rating

We stayed in the lodge at Meyrick park, which has about a dozen rooms. The rooms are a good size wit

4/ 5

We stayed in the lodge at Meyrick park, which has about a dozen rooms. The rooms are a good size with ensuite facilities. All very clean and a good size bed. The breakfast was very good, well cooked and plenty of it. It is infact a golf course and leisure centre with a great pool, steam room and sauna. A very convenient place to stay for a trip to Bournemouth.

Darren Costin

4 Google Rating

Nice course, not too tricky and a decent bacon roll too.

4/ 5

Nice course, not too tricky and a decent bacon roll too.

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  • Tuesday06:30 AM - 09:00 PM
  • Wednesday06:30 AM - 09:00 PM
  • Thursday06:30 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Friday07:30 AM - 08:00 PM
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