South Parade Pier

Wonderful little place! Had a really good time here. Has a few different style restaurants to grab either a quick bite or a more substantial meal. It also has a great little arcade that is a lot of fun! There is plenty to do here and could keep you entertained for a few hours.
It is both kid and adult friendly and all the staff seem to be friendly
Will definitely be coming back here.

An amazing beautiful scenic area of Portsmouth. Especially in early spring or summer. You could also have a BBQ in the vast green areas, if not you can head to the many cafés or restaurants in the surrounding areas!

Serena is the 🖤 n Soul of this place . 🫖 , ☕️ & 🍰 ( a plethora of them 🧁). The welcome smile from Serena is 🖤 warming & she cares her whole 🖤 for old time regulars to newbies who are just passing ( dog 🐕 walking or with their children ) grabbing a takeaway 🫖 or ☕️. The cafe is “DOG” 🐶 🐩 🐕 friendly. Each dog is offered ( with the the owner’s permission of course ) a feee biscuit 🍪. There are items The menu specifically just for Dogs 🐩s Great place up spend a little or a while , chatting meeting old & yet to be new friend. The banter is incredible. 1,000,000/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND this venue without question.

One happy customer ( almost part of the furniture 😃😆😃) / client

Dee 👍👍👍

Lovely place for younger children (ours are 3 and 5) but we did struggle when it came to finding toilets that weren't in restaurants.
Parking up near the Pyramid seems the best option as the other car parks filled up pretty quickly

This is a large pebble beach with several ice cream and coffee shops around. There's also a pier with a games arcade and more shops. Across the road is a lake with grass banks and a small ice cream shop.

There is a reasonable amount of parking available but very little of it is free of charge, so be prepared to fork out roughly £2 per hour for parking.

The whole area is very commercialised so if you don't like this sort of thing then probably best to look for something quieter.

Because it's right at the end of Southsea you'll often hit a lot of traffic trying to get there.

We went on a bank holiday and, as you can imagine, it was quite busy.

It's not really my cup of tea because there's too much hustle and bustle on account of all the commercial enterprise at the beach but if you like that sort of thing and you don't mind the traffic then you may well enjoy it.

Has a wide range of activities and food available.

Today we visited the arcade and yeh sure we are adults but we had a great time playing the games. There's one where you have water guns and shoot the screen and you win tickets, it's a lot of fun :)

There's a coffee shop just inside on the right and an ice cream shop at the front. You can walk around the side to the end of the pier where there are some carnival rides. There's a fish and chip restaurant there.

You can access the Gaity bar which has some great events there, with food and a good range of drinks. In summer it is nice to come here and have a drink

Excellent pier, lots of food and clothing shops nearby. We went on a ride around the Marina, it cost's £12 for adults and definitely worth it. These are images of the war ships

Great fun for all the family. Situated near a pebble beach, it has arcades, a small fun fair, cafes, restaurants and bars. Parking can be a struggle though when busy.