Seaview Hotel

I had a decent little lunch here of soup and salad veggie soup as it is my favourite and a Caesar salad as it can never go wrong. The price was ok for the standard though not cheap. i would eat here again.

I live just 5 mins walk from here. Great during the day to see a perfect view!

The views from here are amazing, it’s a shame that so many people leave their rubbish behind though.
This has always been a place where kids hang around in the evening and so sometimes it’s not comfortable to visit. The walk up the hill will do you good should you decide to try it.

Lovely place to just sit and relax and enjoy the stunning views of poole park and the poole harbour and beyond. Easy place to get to from poole and bourenmouth by car or by bus, or a short walk from ashley road parkstone. There is a small café which serves hot and cold drinks as well as hot and cold meals.

A great viewpoint, a lovely place to relax! feels a million miles away from busy ashley road. Its conveninet loaction means you can enjoy some natural beauty without travelling far. It is a lovely way to spend a sunset and i frequnetly go up there with my dogs as there is some woodland just behind it. Wonderful on firework night as you can see all across the harbour

A great place to relax for a while superb views of the harbour. On a Sunday afternoon you will sometimes find some giant American classic cars parked here with their proud owners nearby this adds a little more interest to the area, especially when they start their V8 engines and roar away! There is a central kiosk which sells soup, drinks, burgers and bacon rolls at reasonable prices. The staff are very friendly and it all adds to the pleasant experience of passing some time at this most beautiful of places. You can see many of the buildings in Poole itself and have fun trying to identify them from your vantage point high above.

Great spot to see all the fireworks on bonfire night as it looks over the whole of poole and poole harbour. Stunning views and easy parking.

Sea View is exactly that. It is a view point, overlooking parts of Poole harbour, Poole and Studland.
On a clear day one can see Corfe Castle, Studland golf course, and nearly always in view are Old Harry Rocks.
There are several marinas in the waters below, nearest to land, and from the right place you can see toward Hamworthy.
Sea View is not a park, although grassy and with picnic benches. It has a sharp downward slope. There is a snack bar that does drinks and burgers, pasties and rolls, as well as sticky cakes.
A lot of people come to sit, have a cup of tea, and youths sit on the picnic benches kissing unrelentingly.
Because of the snack shop a lot of drivers stop here for a break, people meet up here, dogwalkers take a break here and most of these people leave litter, despite the bins provided.
There is a plaque dedicated to a young man who died in the Falklands Conflict. On it, a compass shows the distance to various points and places of interest.