Brownsea Island
A small but fascinating island resting in Poole Harbour, off the coast of Dorset. Brownsea Island is renowned for its breath-taking natural beauty, an abundance of wildlife and rich history.
Its wildlife includes red squirrels, peacocks and a variety of birds. Brownsea Island welcomes over 20,000 birds to feed and roast. You’re guaranteed to see some of this wildlife on a refreshing walk around the island, throughout its woodland, heathland and along its sandy beaches.
Alternatively, brush up on the island’s history. Brownsea is the birthplace of the scout movement and visitors can visit the site where Robert Baden-Powell held his first camp in 1907.
Reach the island via a ferry from Poole Quay and begin your next Dorset adventure!
Lose yourself in the beauty of Brownsea Island…