Independent shops in a courtyard setting with country cafe
Find out more >Family friendly pub in the village of Lytchett Matravers
Find out more >Traditional English pub with fantastic selection of local ales and delicious food
Find out more >Rugged beach in Bournemouth home to rare species of plants and birds
Find out more >Iconic landmark on the Jurassic Coast close to to Studland Bay
Find out more >Get hands on experience at this interactive aviation museum
Find out more >Picturesque town in West Dorset with fantastic walks and attractions
Find out more >Pretty market town in West Dorset commonly referred to as the Notting Hill of the south
Find out more >Rugged peninsula with beautiful beaches and stunning clifftop views
Find out more >Lyme Regis is a charming fishing village on the Jurassic Coast. Stunning beaches and bustling shops
Find out more >West Bay is a bustling fishing village near Bridport. Enjoy a couple of hours exploring the harbour and scenic beaches
Find out more >Christchurch is a quiet town on the outskirts of Bournemouth with plenty of independent shops
Find out more >Dorchester is a traditional market town. Bustling high street and wide selection of restaurants
Find out more >Weymouth is a traditional seaside town with a picturesque beach and bustling harbour
Find out more >Wimborne Minster is a quaint market town with historic church and family attractions
Find out more >Wareham is a historic market town with beautiful riverside walks
Find out more >Swanage is a traditional seaside resort with an award winning beach and quaint town
Find out more >Bournemouth is a vibrant and modern city with plenty to offer visitors
Find out more >Poole has plenty to offer including bustling harbour, beaches and shopping
Find out more >Blandford is a traditional market town, situated on the banks of the River Stour
Find out more >A hidden gem with beautiful countryside walks and a ford for paddling
Find out more >salisbury is a historic city close to world renowned Stonehenge
Find out more >Shaftsbury is a small market town in North Dorset and home to the iconic Gold Hill
Find out more >Family friendly beach with traditional beachside entertainment
Find out more >Award-winning Blue Flag beach with plenty of family friendly facilities
Find out more >Studland Peninsula is owned by the National Trust and is made up of 4 separate beaches
Find out more >Shore Road Beach is popular with young families due to the variety of facilities on offer
Find out more >Sandbanks is considered one of the best beaches in the UK. Plenty of facilities on offer
Find out more >A coastal hamlet with beautiful views along the Jurassic Coastline and over Weymouth Bay
Find out more >A hidden gem on the Northern shore of Poole Harbour. Idyllic spot to watch the sunset
Find out more >Ideal beach for families with young children. Extensive play area and paddling pool
Find out more >A quiet, sandy beach ideal for escaping the crowds and relaxing on a lazy beach day
Find out more >Picturesque beach on the Jurassic Coast close to abandoned Tyneham Village
Find out more >Horseshoe shaped cove in Dorset. Turquoise waters and beautiful coastal views
Find out more >One of the best beaches on the Jurassic Coast. Great for fossil hunting
Find out more >Dorset's most iconic natural landmark and UNESCO World Heritage Site
Find out more >A secluded horseshoe beach located off the tourist trail. One of Dorset's hidden gems
Find out more >Branksome Dene is an idyllic beach - perfect for relaxing on the sand with a good book
Find out more >Branksome Chine Beach is popular with families and quieter than other beaches in the area
Find out more >Voted in the top 20 beaches in the world by the TripAdvisor Travellers Choice Awards
Find out more >18th century corn mill in a picturesque setting on the banks of the River Stour
Find out more >Country park with beautiful woodland walks and views over Poole Harbour
Find out more >Tower Park is the perfect rainy day activity. Indoor waterpark, cinema, bowling alley and restaurants
Find out more >See the world's largest collection of tanks and armoured vehicles at the Tank Museum
Find out more >Take a scenic steam engine ride through the Isle of Purbeck on Swanage Railway
Find out more >Prehistoric monument and World Heritage Site on the outskirts of Salisbury
Find out more >Marvel at stunning sculptures set against scenic lakes in the Dorset countryside
Find out more >Country park near the historic village of Corfe. Beautiful setting for family walks and bike rides
Find out more >Discover more about the Isle of Purbeck's involvement in the mineral and mining industry
Find out more >Beautiful woodland with miles of walking and cycle trails waiting to be explored
Find out more >Poole Quay is a hive of activity during the summer months. Plenty of events, cafes & restaurants
Find out more >Urban park with saltwater lake. Ideal for a picnic and watersports activities
Find out more >Largest natural harbour in Europe. Scenic views and selection of places to eat and drink
Find out more >Country park with outdoor adventure playgrounds and Go Ape high ropes course
Find out more >Rescue and conservation centre for primates who have been rescued from captivity
Find out more >The cultural hub of Poole. Live entertainment venue with film, theatre and comedy performances
Find out more >Learn about marine life from around the world during a day out at the oceanarium
Find out more >Free museum in Poole with exhibits showcasing Poole's industrial history
Find out more >Iron Age hill fort overlooking Dorchester and Prince Charles's Poundbury development
Find out more >Family farm park in Dorset with plenty of activities aimed at under 8's
Find out more >17th Century castle set in the grounds of the Lulworth Estate
Find out more >Venetian style stately home set on an idyllic country estate
Find out more >Inflatable waterpark and muddy obstacle course near Corfe Castle
Find out more >Ornamental themed gardens with tearooms, plant centre and gift shop
Find out more >The largest island in Poole Harbour. Home to lot's of wildlife including red squirrels
Find out more >Historic pier with traditional seaside entertainment including climbing walls and zipline
Find out more >Cafe, garden centre, delicatessen and antique furniture store
Find out more >Iron Age hill fort with scenic dog walks on the Kingston Lacy Estate
Find out more >RSPB nature reserve with woodland trails and views over Poole Harbour
Find out more >Thousand-year-old royal castle ruins set on the Purbeck hills
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Absolutely superb! Very speedy, efficient check in. Office couldn't do enough for you. Customer service top class. Our family party stayed in 3 dog friendly shepherds huts. Beautiful decor. Nice little self contained area for the 5 shepherd huts. Clean and modern toilet and shower facilities within less than 2 minutes. Large socially distanced communal washing up area. Large 2 acre area for exercising the dogs within 3 mins walk of shepherds huts. Couldn't fault this stay.
Margaret, Apr 2021
We had a simply fabulous time at South Lytchett Manor last month. We were not sure about camping in October but the site is well insulated, the playground kept our kids well entertained and the facilities were super clean and comfortable. We loved having a shop onsite and there are water taps and electricity points in abundance.. we have stayed at a number of sites and couldn’t recommend this
Beth, Nov 2020
Great campsite, really friendly and polite staff. Very clean facilities and felt ‘safe’ with all the hand sanitizer and clear signage, highly recommend - we’ll probably book one of the huts next time....
Richard , Oct 2020
