Durdle Door Lodge

Lodge FAQs

What kind of accommodation is this?

This property is a luxurious lodge designed for comfort and relaxation, perfect for families or groups of up to 6 people. It features modern amenities and a cosy atmosphere with a log effect fire.

Does it have a hot tub?

This holiday home does not currently offer a hot tub.

Is it pet friendly?

Sorry, this accommodation does not allow pets.

Is this a good accommodation for families?

Yes, this break is an excellent choice for families, offering ample space with three bedrooms and a large living and dining area for family gatherings and meals.

Are there any entertainment options on-site?

The lodge is situated within a park that offers a range of entertainment options, including indoor and outdoor pools, high ropes, bungee trampolines, crazy golf, and an adventure park.

What are the dining options nearby?

The park features The Boathouse Bar and Restaurant for sit-down meals, a Fish and Chippery, Street Eats for quick bites, and Scoops for desserts like ice cream and bubble waffles.

How close is the beach?

The lodge is conveniently located within 3 miles of a beach, making it easy for guests to enjoy seaside activities and the natural beauty of the area.

Are there any additional sleeping arrangements?

While the lodge accommodates up to 6 people in bedrooms, additional sleeping arrangements are not specified for this particular accommodation.

What do guests love about this accommodation?

Guests love the lodge's modern design, the cosy log effect fire, the spacious and well-equipped kitchen, the comfortable bedrooms, and the tranquil veranda for morning coffee.

How to get there

To get to Durdle Door Lodge, if you're driving, take the M27 and continue onto the A31. Follow signs towards Poole and merge onto the A349, then take the A35 to Organford Road in Holton Heath. For those travelling by rail, the nearest train station is Wareham, from where you can take a taxi or a bus to the lodge.

Top attractions near Durdle Door Lodge

1. Visit the Jurassic Coast – Explore the natural World Heritage Site for stunning coastal walks. Open all year, free access. www.jurassiccoast.org
2. Monkey World – A sanctuary for over 250 rescued and endangered primates. Open daily 10am-5pm, prices vary. www.monkeyworld.org
3. The Tank Museum – Discover a collection of over 300 vehicles. Open daily 10am-5pm, ticket prices apply. www.tankmuseum.org
4. Corfe Castle – Visit the ruins of this iconic survivor of the English Civil War. Open daily, entry fee applies. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/corfe-castle
5. Lulworth Cove – See the beautiful cove and enjoy the beach. Open all year, free access. www.lulworth.com