Reviews

  1. Max Daley ★★★★☆

    Lovely place in a big open space.

  2. Darren ★★★★☆

    For decades I’ve visited the Strand. In all seasons and in all types of weather. I’ve met many interesting people here over the years. A lovely man called Derick comes to the Strand as often as he can, even Christmas Day; as he met his late wife here, many years ago. He feels like the Strand is part of his family. Sadly I think it’s Terrible, you have to pay to park here; to take your kids to play in a park, or swim. Going to a leisure park, Should be free, so families can go there more often to use the Park or Swimming Pool, for the Children to enjoy. Children need to play. I know some people that don’t go here anymore due to the parking fees. People with Children should be able to park for free. Don’t get me wrong, The Strand is a great place. It truly is and I’ve visited hundreds of times. The Strand itself is a tranquil grounding experience if you sit on a bench and the tide is in. Especially very early as the Sun comes up. Walk along to the Boat yard and sadly sometimes there’s normally raw sewage, floating on the water. Disgusting. Hopefully it’s gone by now. Not used the Swimming Pool in years but my children used to love the park. The Play area is really lovely and there’s lots of different apparatus to climb, or play on. The tiny miniature Train is still here and all ages can jump on and tour the park. The small kids Water area is open again so they can splash around and dodge the sprinklers. A Cafe for food and drink. Training apparatus in the field for adults to get fit. ( where the golf used to be ) Disability toilets and toilets for all. 4 car parks. A Lovely peaceful place early morning and late in the evening. Edit: The Fair was here today and it was very busy. The rides looked like a lot of fun.

  3. Claire Jones ★★★★☆

    Would be fantastic on a hot sunny day, unfortunately we didn't get that on our visit. It would be nice if they had some sun loungers/chairs for hire but you can take your own. changing rooms good do with a good clean up. Water was very cold but you do acclimatise.

  1. KYtravel ★★★★★

    Amazing lido, great value for money. We drove about 1 hr from london just to go here and had a great time. The facilities were clean, love the fact that there are warm and cold showers outside. Changing rooms were basic but no complaints. there's a shop inside to buy snacks, you can also bring your own floats and get them filled up for a £1 each and buy new floats for adults and children. they even have small rings and boats for the babies. life guards were attentive too. I recommend you take your camping chairs and a picnic, but there are a few places to sit whilst there too. We will be back very soon.

  2. Adam 'Twenny' Sheffield ★☆☆☆☆

    Dirty changing rooms. Tiny lockers that won't hold your bags. Water full of bugs, branches, and I found multiple crab legs on the pool floor! The pool floor is also crumbling in places. The splash pad is so basic it's not worth going, even though it's free. I would advise driving further out to Maidstone for the splash pad at Mote Park if you have kids of that age

  3. Jane Smaldon ★★★★★

    Enjoyed by my grandsons who had never been there before.

  1. Erika Kulig ★★★★★

    As always great to go for a walk from here. Shame the Lido isn't open for the little kids especially in summer. Many happy memories about the Strand.

  2. Temmy K ★★★★☆

    The grounds itself are nice and the play area is adequate for both older and younger children, it could do with some trees for shade when it is hot.

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Strand Leisure Park is located at Strand Approach Rd, Gillingham ME7 1TT, UK

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