This large Park has many sports pitches and includes a children's playground, miniature railway, floodlit football and netball courts and flower gardens. There is a car park at the South-East corner.
 

Small garden with playground area on Britannia Road North. On street parking only.
 

Although commonly known as Canoe Lake this area offers a lot more than just the lake with its swans, boating and model boat displays. Also at this location are a childrens playground, cafe, model village, bowling green, tennis courts, cricket pitch and a 9 hole pitch and putt course.
 
Here you will also find Cumberland House, the Natural History Museum and sandwiched in between is the delightful walled Rose Garden with seating above that commands a fine prospect along the seafront.
 
There is a car park with access from Southsea Esplanade.
 

A classic city square with a few flowers and mature trees. On street parking only.

Historic cemetery going back to 1856. The area includes mature trees and pleasant walks amongst many fascinating monuments.
 
For further information see the website for The Friends of Highland Road Cemetery or phone the Cemetery Office on (023) 9273 2559.
 
On street parking only.
 

Historic Cemetery sandwiched between two busy roads but protected by high walls. The area has many fine trees and interesting monuments providing pleasant walks. Some parking available on the entrance road.
 

A sprawling open space next to Langstone Harbour, this area has become an important focus for nature conservation since it was reclaimed from the harbour. There is access for car parking on the common from Eastern Road.
 

Formerly part of Milton Farm, this park still contains an original thatched barn. Facilities include floodlit tennis, netball and football courts, a bowling green and children's playground amidst mature trees and flower beds. No parking.
 

This jewel in Southsea's crown runs for a mile along the seafront and ensures that redevelopment will never scar the seafront. It has played its part in all major events in Portsmouth from the days of Henry VIII right up to the D-Day memorial celebrations.
 
At the west end is a children's playground, midway are bowling greens, tennis courts, crazy golf and the skateboard park. The eastern end is mostly laid to ornamental flower gardens. To the south are the Sea-Life Centre, the D-Day Museum, Southsea Castle and Castle Field which hosts a variety of events throughout the summer.
 
There is plenty of parking along the seafront and at the car park adjacent to Clarence Pier, but it does get very busy in summer.
 

Although the future of this area is still being debated, it remains one of the most attractive ornamental parklands in the city. It is also home for Milton Cricket Club. Access from Locksway Road. Some parking in the grounds.
 

Waverley Gardens is a classic city square with spectacular displays of daffodils in Spring. Just across Wimbledon Park Road is Wimbledon Park which includes a childrens playground and a basketball/football court within its open space. On street parking only.
 

One of Southsea's best kept secrets, this small garden is tucked away behind the Gravediggers pub on Highland Road. Nothing fancy, just a few flowers and trees and a sense of seclusion. On street parking only.