Local Area
Our well-appointed and spacious holiday let is the perfect base for your Dorset adventures, offering excellent road links to numerous local attractions.
Wareham Town
2 miles
A charming riverside town with Saxon walls, Wareham boasts independent shops, restaurants, and historic sites. It’s an ideal spot for a leisurely day of exploring and dining.
Monkey World
5 miles
A sanctuary for rescued and endangered primates, Monkey World provides an educational and enjoyable day out. Visitors can learn about the various species and the centre’s conservation efforts.
Jurassic Coast
7 miles
This UNESCO World Heritage site stretches for 95 miles and is renowned for its stunning cliffs, fossils, and geological significance. A must-visit for nature lovers and geology enthusiasts.
Corfe Castle
5 miles
Explore the ruins of this iconic 11th-century castle and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding Purbeck countryside. This historic site offers a glimpse into the past and provides picturesque walks around the village.
Bovington Tank Museum
6 miles
Home to one of the largest collections of tanks and armoured vehicles in the world, the Bovington Tank Museum is a must-visit for history and military enthusiasts. It offers interactive exhibits and live demonstrations.
Coastal Walk
7 miles
The stunning coastal paths along the Jurassic Coast offer breathtaking views and a chance to explore unique geological formations. Popular starting points are Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door.
Arne RSPB Reserve
4 miles
As seen on BBC Springwatch 2024, a haven for birdwatchers, Arne RSPB Reserve offers a variety of habitats, including heathland and wetlands, home to numerous bird species and other wildlife.
The Etches Collection
8 miles
Located in Kimmeridge, The Etches Collection is a modern museum showcasing an impressive array of Jurassic Coast fossils. It offers fascinating insights into prehistoric marine life and is perfect for geology enthusiasts.
Tyneham Village
8 miles
A deserted village with a poignant history, Tyneham was evacuated during World War II and now serves as a fascinating time capsule. Note, Tyneham has limited visiting times outside of summer opening times.
Old Harry Rocks
10 miles
These striking chalk formations are located at the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast. Accessible via a scenic walk from Studland, they offer stunning views and great photo opportunities.
Studland Beach
9 miles
With miles of sandy beaches and clear waters, Studland is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and watersports. The nature reserve also offers beautiful walking trails and wildlife spotting.
Weymouth
18 miles
A bustling seaside town with a historic harbour, sandy beaches, and family-friendly attractions. Weymouth offers a variety of activities, from beach days to exploring local history.
Kingston Lacy
10 miles
A stunning National Trust estate, Kingston Lacy features a beautifully decorated country mansion set in expansive parkland. Visitors can enjoy elegant gardens, woodland walks, and a glimpse into 17th-century aristocratic life.
Swanage
10 miles
A traditional seaside town with sandy beaches, a Victorian pier, and charming shops and cafes. Swanage is ideal for a day of relaxation and exploring the local culture.
Blue Pool
5 miles
A serene and enchanting pool surrounded by woodland. Blue Pool is known for its ever-changing colors. The site offers tranquil walks, a tea room, and a museum, making it a peaceful escape into nature.
Dorchester
12 miles
A historic market town with Roman origins, Dorchester offers museums, shops, and traditional architecture. Visit the Dorset County Museum and the Roman Town House.
Brownsea Island
12 miles
Accessible by ferry from Poole, Brownsea Island is known for its red squirrels, peacocks, and diverse habitats. It’s a perfect destination for nature walks and wildlife spotting.
Sherborne
24 miles
Known for its beautiful abbey and two castles, Sherborne is rich in history and architecture. The town also has a range of boutique shops and cafes to enjoy.
Poole Harbour
12 miles
The second largest natural harbour in the world, shown here with the ferry that links Studland on the Isle of Purbecks, to Sandbanks also known for being some of the most expensive real estate in the country.
