• White Mill

    White Mill is an 18th century corn mill set on the banks of the River Stour. It makes up part of the Kingston Lacy Estate and offers spectacular views of the Dorset countryside. The impressive building underwent extensive refurbishments in 1994 thanks to investment from the National Trust. The original machinery has been restored to…

  • Upton Country Park

    Upton Country Park is an award-winning park, located just a 5-minute drive or 30-40-minute walk from South Lytchett Manor camping and caravan site. This popular family attraction is free to enter (pay and display car parking) and open all year, offering families and couples a fun-filled and inexpensive Dorset day out. A Grade II listed…

  • Tower Park

    We know Dorset is usually blessed with warm temperatures, but if the weather takes a turn for the worst, Tower Park is the place to go. In our opinion it’s one of the best rainy-day destinations in Dorset, with a wide selection of indoor activities and restaurants all in one place. Splashdown For the thrill…

  • Tank Museum

    The Tank Museum at Bovington houses the world’s largest collection of tanks. There are over 300 tanks and armoured vehicles on display across 9 exciting exhibitions, each with a different theme and story to tell. Perhaps the most interesting is the ‘Tank Story’ exhibition, which details the changes in armoured vehicles from 1915 to the…

  • Swanage Railway

    Step back in time with a trip on the historic Swanage railway. Explore the beauty of the Isle of Purbeck on a heritage steam train and marvel at the beautiful views as you make your way along the 6-mile route. Join the train in the picturesque seaside town of Swanage and continue to Norden station,…

  • Stonehenge

    Stonehenge is a prehistoric monument and World Heritage Site, located a couple of miles outside of Salisbury. It takes around an hour to get there from our camping and caravan park in Dorset – but we think it’s well worth the drive! Stone Circle The highlight of any visit to Stonehenge is the Stone Circle,…

  • Sculpture By the Lakes

    Set in idyllic grounds on the outskirts of Dorchester, Sculpture by the Lakes truly is a magical attraction. Showcasing the work of renowned sculptor Simon Gudgeon, the 26-acre estate is a must visit for art lovers or those who appreciate the outdoors. As you walk around the beautiful lakes, you’ll have the chance to marvel…

  • Purbeck Park

    Families who love the outdoors can’t beat a trip to Purbeck Park during a stay at South Lytchett Manor. This newly formed country park is set in a spectacular setting, near the village of Corfe. There’s plenty to offer those looking for a fun-filled day out. From the park you can enjoy a nearby attractions,…

  • Purbeck Mineral & Mining Museum

    The Isle of Purbeck has a rich and varied history, with many industries contributing to the areas economic success over the years. Clay mining was once one of the areas mainstays and the Purbeck Mineral and Mining Museum is dedicated to telling the story of those that worked hard in this difficult and often dangerous…

  • Puddletown Forest

    Dorset is best known for its spectacular coastline, but there is also a wealth of beauty to discover inland. One of our favourite places to explore, especially during the autumn months, is Puddletown Forest, thanks to its mature trees and array of wildlife. Puddletown Forest is located on the outskirts of Dorchester – Dorset’s county…