Dane Park
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This park is so beautiful and is so good for dog walking, the amenities are a small kiosk selling tea and coffee, a small assortment of food and icecream and lollies. A children's play park, bowls green, basketball area and a football pitch for local teams. Has some amazing trees some over 100 years old and some wildlife of squirrels, foxes and birds. One small downfall is the litter people leave even though there are bins some people are too lazy to use them and if it wasn't for the local litter pickers the park would be in a right mess.
Colin TurnerColin Turner
10
Of the three major parks of Margate (Hartsdown, Northdown & Dane) this is perhaps the one I like least. The heritage of the park is still evident but hasn’t been well maintained or evolved into something new. The ornamental fountain, just inside the main entranceway in Park Road, is a notable example of the neglect. Maybe this park is more popular than the others and this perhaps explains why there is so much litter, graffiti and damage. In need of a lot of TLC. Still worth a visit - just don’t have high expectations.
Steve AndrewsSteve Andrews
00
A good park to visit & enjoy in the daytime. It has new tree stump carvings to view. The park supports the local community. The council try to keep it tidy & the locals use the facilities for sport. There is a children’s play area & a basket ball court. The Victorian fountain is attractive and looked after. Good for dog walking and jogging too. One of my favourite places in Margate.
Jason “Wisteria” EversJason “Wisteria” Evers
20
John Woodward in the 1890s donated this incredible space to the town of Margate. It truly is a beautiful place . Huge big green space and huge oak trees across the whole park by the paths . In summer and early winter it really is a joy to be there as the sun goes down through the trees . The dogs love it.
Shane Mccoubrey ArtShane Mccoubrey Art
00
Nice place to walk the dog , play sports, playground and appreciate tall old trees . I think toilet can be used from key in kiosk . Partially fenced which allows us to take dog off lead in part of the park. Great place for kids football tournaments. Wooden carvings and cherry blossom in the spring
Sue ParsonsSue Parsons
10
Not been in Dane Park for just over 3 months and going in today, I find that the Dog Poo Bag sign that was ripped off its post, is STILL lying in the same place... Come on council, either replace it, or take the post down and get rid of the broken sign!
Stephen O'NeillStephen O'Neill
20
Nearby Attractions Of Dane Park
Turner Contemporary
Shell Grotto
Lost Island Adventure Golf
The Old Kent Market
The Escapement - Margate's Premier Escape Room
Crab Museum
Drapers Windmill
Margate Museum
Pie Factory Margate
Tudor House

Turner Contemporary
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Shell Grotto
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Lost Island Adventure Golf
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The Old Kent Market
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Nearby Restaurants Of Dane Park
Buoy and Oyster
Peter's Fish Factory Margate
GB Pizza Co
The Dalby Cafe
Angela's
Lifeboat
Forts Café
Olby's Soul Cafe
Secret Spices
Pan Asian Cusine in Margate

Buoy and Oyster
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Peter's Fish Factory Margate
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GB Pizza Co
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The Dalby Cafe
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Basic Info
Address
Park Rd, Cliftonville, Margate CT9 1RN, United Kingdom
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+44 1843 577000
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Website
thanet.gov.uk
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4.1
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Ratings & Description
outdoor
relaxation
family friendly
pet friendly
attractions: Turner Contemporary, Shell Grotto, Lost Island Adventure Golf, The Old Kent Market, The Escapement - Margate's Premier Escape Room, Crab Museum, Drapers Windmill, Margate Museum, Pie Factory Margate, Tudor House, restaurants: Buoy and Oyster, Peter's Fish Factory Margate, GB Pizza Co, The Dalby Cafe, Angela's, Lifeboat, Forts Café, Olby's Soul Cafe, Secret Spices, Pan Asian Cusine in Margate
