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The Isle of Purbeck is a peninsular with stunning beaches, a dramatic coastline, a ruined castle and great seaside towns, forming part of the Jurassic Coast path. Studland Bay is a National Trust nature reserve with unspoilt sandy beaches and a seafood restaurant at Shell Bay. Studland village has a pub and restaurant. Old Harry…
Hurst Castle was part of our coastal defences from Tudor times to WW2. It’s only accessible by shingle bank from Milford on Sea, a lively seaside village with a shingle beach, or by passenger ferry from Keyhaven (runs April to October), a small hamlet with a pub and yachting harbour. There are bird reserves and…
Victorian Gothic castle and cafe on the cliffs above Highcliffe Beach with walks down to the beach.
This headland is at the eastern end of the Bournemouth beaches. It’s an important archaeological site and a nature reserve. Cars are restricted, so you have to walk, cycle or take the land train (if it’s running) over to Mudeford Beach with it’s large, multicoloured beach houses on a sandbank at the entrance to Christchurch…
You can walk to Avon Heath Country Park from our campsite. With marked pathways and a cafe, this country park is a haven for nature. Great for dog walks with an on-site dog shower. Find out more about Avon Heath Country Park.
With miles of trails, cycles for hire, narrow gauge steam railway, fishing, cafe, shop and ‘Go Ape’ treetop adventures. Visit the Moors Valley Country Park website.
Cross the cattle grids and enter the wonderful world of the New Forest – 219 square miles of woodland and heathland, towns, villages and coast. You can walk or cycle for miles and there’s no shortage of pubs and cafes for pit-stops. You’re likely to come across free-roaming ponies and cattle along the way, you…
