Purbeck District - Almenningsgarðar og náttúra

“Ideal for young children - indoor and outdoor adventure playgrounds, farm animals, tractor & trailer rides.”

“Great jurrasic coast line walks and you can grab a bite to eat actually at the Durlston Castle. ”

“Gorgeous sandy beach with lots of activities for the children. Head for the Middle Beach where there's a great National Trust cafe and lots of equipment for hire. We've had lots of wonderful days out here. On the drive back towards Corfe Castle stop at the layby on your right where you'll usually find an ice cream van, and enjoy wonderful views over Poole Harbour and Brownsea Island. ”

“The Gallery Cafe is situated at Sculpture by the Lakes, (an oasis for art lovers and collectors, created by renowned sculptor Simon Gudgeon). Worth a visit for lunch or afternoon tea. Open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm”

“Great hive of activity with lots of bars, restaurants and coffee houses. Great for lunch, dinner, drinks or a night out. It has something for everyone and again within walking distance or a very short bus or taxi ride.”

“Lulworth Castle is 2 miles away, has an interesting historical displays, a cafe and is surrounded by parkland.”

“120 acres of open Parkland, shoreline, woodlands and formal gardens. Tea Rooms, Woodland PlayTrail, Splash Fountain, Plant Centre and year-round events. Beautiful grade II* listed Georgian style Upton House is also available for weddings and private hire.”

“Only a short drive and you will arrive to the 25 acre heath and woodland with its very own unique blue lake. Here you will also find a tea room.”

“This is not only a beautiful beach but one of Dorset’s most iconic landmarks. With great walks and lots to see, it will not dissapoint. ”

“Great views with a beautiful cafe where you can stop for a coffee or a bit to eat.”

“The magificant Durdle Door arch and beach is part of the Lulworth Estate and the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site. You can access the shingle beach on foot via a path and steps over the hill from Lulworth Cove or down from the Car Park (located on the cliff top at Durdle Door Holiday Park.). The beach is recommended by the Marine Conservation Society for excellent water quality. The beach shelves steeply in places - please supervise your children at all times.”

“Whether you’re looking for a fossil or like to surf and all that’s in between, Kimmeridge is a must see. It is not far from the cottage and is worth a visit, they also have a museum on Jurassic marine life.”

“Lovely sandy beach , road is closed from April to September to make a safe/ peaceful area. Right next to town/cafes /arcades”

“Swanage is a beautiful seaside town where you’ll find fish and chips to enjoy on the promenade. A small amusement park for the children, with the added bonus of dinosaur crazy golf, perfect ledges for crabbing and lots of shops to look around. Often they have events going on, so well worth a check to see if your in luck with your dates.”

“Chapmans Pool to Houns Tout Distance: 3.5 miles A hilly 3.5 mile walk along good tracks with stunning views of the Jurassic Coast.”

“Enjoy this unique location and stare out to the sea, enjoy a meal in the cafe or go for a walk along the South West Coast Path”