Come and have a great time at the Boulevard Family Leisure Centre in Oulton Broad
The Boulevard Leisure Centre is located next to the yacht station & entrance of the ever popular Nicholas Everitt Park in Oulton Broad. The Boulevard Leisure Centre comprises of fully licensed free house, Family Restaurant and Amusement arcade. In the Boulevard bar drinks served include; Calsberg, Stella, John Smiths, Tetley and more, in a relaxed and intimate atmosphere, with music and families are more than welcome. The bar has a late licence and is available for private hire, parties & birthdays etc.
The family restaurant serves great quality and value food, including daily meal deals, coffees, lattes & cappuccinos using only freshly ground Brazilian beans. The restaurant also serves yummy snacks such as; Hot snacks, continental pastries, waffles and more. When it gets a bit too hot, you can cool down with an Ice cream from our ice cream parlour. The Amusement arcade will keep you amused for hours with over 18’s casino area, children’s rides, video games and now, the Watertbalz for kids to enjoy [as seen in the picture]. So, if you are looking for entertainment in Oulton Broad in Suffolk look no further than the Boulevard Leisure Centre.
Telephone Number: 01502 572501
The family had hours of fun at the Boulavard Entertainment Centre in Oulton Broad.
Kids had a great time here. Quite a beautiful website by the way!
For the purpose of my lido research and website – which I’m currently reconstructing, is it possible you could let me know the location of the former open air lido that was situated in Nicholas Everitt Park – I would imagine around where you are situated. I’d be very obliged if you could give this information. At a later date I’d like to visit the location. Thanking you in anticipation. Anne Green Jessel
Hi.Could you tell me if your bar is opened this afternoon?
Was absolutely horrified when I realised the children’s playpark lead directly into an area of open water, from a distance the park appears safe, entry by gate and railings all the way around. A bright yellow sign indicationing danger deep water beyond the railings – all appeared well as I took a seat to observe my 3 yr old until suddenly I realised to my absolute horror that the gates leading to the water were wide open, an opening gap of at least 8ft and only a few yards away from the busy childs slide – boating was in progress with organisers/instructors taking money for trips – no one, and I mean no provision at all to warn parents or prevent a child from falling into the water – something needs to be done or put in place to ensure safety and prevent an unnecessary drowning – I will not accept any plea that they were being monitored or under supervision as at the time my child went to head through the opening there was none!
If you were a better parent this would not be an issue.
Stop blaming others for your own faults.
Are there any future plans for the lido ?
I saw it the other month and it was looking in a sorry state.