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Overlooking the spectacular Jurassic Coast, Chesil Beach Holiday Park is a five-star coastal escape with panoramic views across Chesil Beach, Portland and the Fleet Lagoon.
Set along Dorset’s spectacular Jurassic Coast, Bowleaze Cove Holiday Park & Spa is the perfect base for a fun-filled family break or relaxing escape by the sea.
Tucked away in a peaceful wooded valley on Dorset’s Jurassic Coast, Osmington Mills Lodge Park is a five-star lodge park offering a relaxing escape surrounded by nature.
Warmwell Holiday Park, situated in the picturesque county of Dorset, offers a distinctive blend of activities and facilities, making it an exceptional destination for families, adventure seekers, and those looking to relax amidst nature.
West Bay Holiday Park, found in the county of Dorset on England’s south coast, offers a blend of coastal charm and family-friendly facilities that make it a perfect getaway for holidaymakers of all ages.
Sandford Holiday Park, situated in the picturesque county of Dorset, offers a serene yet vibrant setting for a family holiday.
Wareham Forest Lodge Retreat is part of our Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection, surrounded by amazing countryside and woodland walks and cycle routes.
Just 15 minutes’ walk from the famous fossil beach and village of Charmouth, this family run park on the beautiful Jurassic coast, offers you the ideal base for your Dorset holiday.
Nestled just a mile from Swanage town centre, Swanage Coastal Park offers breath-taking views from its prime location, making it an ideal base for exploring the many attractions of Dorset and East Devon.
The perfect rural retreat! Nestling deep in the heart of the beautiful countryside on the borders of Somerset and Dorset.
Welcome to Peckmoor Farm Lodges – A Tranquil Escape in the Heart of Nature.
Hawkchurch Resort and Spa is part of our Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection, set in a breathtaking, tree studded haven of natural beauty on the Dorset-Devon border.
Overlooking East Devon’s spectacular Corry Valley, just 6 miles from the world-renowned Jurassic Coast, this friendly park offers a perfectly located base for relaxing and exploring all the delights of the glorious West Country.
Andrewshayes Orchard Retreat is part of our exclusive Bouja Luxury Boutique Breaks Collection.
This charming 9-acre park is perfectly situated for exploring the wonders of the New Forest.
Driving Distance: About 7 minutes | Sleeps: 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Chesil Beach Holiday Park offers a 5-star holiday experience with stunning coastal views over Portland and the Fleet, complete with an array of top-notch facilities including an indoor pool and a gym.
Who will love these lodges? This park is a haven for families and couples seeking a serene getaway with the comfort of modern amenities. Its coastal location makes it a unique spot for beach lovers and those who appreciate panoramic sea views.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Guests can enjoy the Breeze Bar and Grill for local cuisine, relax on the outdoor sun terrace, or partake in the evening entertainment. For fitness enthusiasts, there’s both an indoor and outdoor gym, as well as sports pitches.
What’s nearby? Nearby attractions include the Weymouth SEA LIFE Adventure Park (about 10 minutes drive), the historic Nothe Fort (around 9 minutes drive) and Portland Bill Lighthouse (approximately 25 minutes drive).
Accommodation options: The park offers a Deluxe 2 Bedroom Pet Friendly caravan for up to 6 guests and a Chesil View Apartment for 4 guests, with fantastic sea views. Both are well-equipped for a comfortable stay, though only the caravan is pet friendly.
Driving Distance: About 13 minutes | Sleeps: 8 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Bowleaze Cove Holiday Park & Spa is a stone’s throw from Weymouth, offering a luxurious stay with indoor and outdoor pools, a spa and a range of dining and entertainment options.
Who will love these lodges? Ideal for families and couples, this park provides a comprehensive holiday experience with leisure facilities and entertainment to please all ages, all within a short distance of Weymouth’s attractions.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The park boasts a sauna, steam room, luxury spa, gym and various dining options such as the Southside Bar & Grill and Costa Coffee. Children can enjoy the play areas and amusements.
What’s nearby? Explore the Jurassic Coast, visit Monkey World (about 20 minutes drive), Sea Life Adventure Park (around 10 minutes drive), or The Tank Museum (approximately 20 minutes drive).
Accommodation options: Accommodation ranges from the Classic 3 Bedroom for 8 guests to the Deluxe 3 Bedroom (Dog Friendly) for 6 guests. There are also luxury lodges with hot tubs, though these are not pet friendly.
Driving Distance: About 17 minutes | Sleeps: 8 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Nestled in a wooded valley close to the seaside, Osmington Mills Lodge Park offers a tranquil retreat with a bar, restaurant and heated outdoor pool, perfect for a peaceful escape.
Who will love these lodges? Those seeking a quiet countryside location with easy access to the coast will find this park ideal. It’s great for families and couples who enjoy nature and scenic views.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? Guests can dine at the on-site restaurant, take a dip in the outdoor pool, or let the kids play in the outdoor area. The shingle beach and rock pools are just a short walk away.
What’s nearby? Attractions in the vicinity include Durdle Door (about 30 minutes drive), Lulworth Cove (around 25 minutes drive) and the picturesque village of Corfe Castle (approximately 35 minutes drive).
Accommodation options: The park offers a range of lodges, such as the Cedar Lodge 7 for up to 8 guests and the luxurious Kingfisher lodges with stunning sea views. Note that these lodges are not pet friendly.
Driving Distance: About 22 minutes | Sleeps: 8 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Warmwell is a lodge-only park set in a woodland area, offering a variety of activities including an indoor pool, ski slope and high ropes course, making it a dynamic destination for all ages.
Who will love these lodges? Adventure-seekers and families will be thrilled with the array of activities available. It’s also a great spot for nature lovers and those interested in conservation.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The park features a Boathouse Bar & Restaurant, a roller rink, an indoor heated pool with a waterslide and a snowsports centre with a ski slope. There’s also a wildlife nature trail for a more serene experience.
What’s nearby? The Jurassic Coast is within easy reach, as are the towns of Weymouth and Dorchester for those seeking more urban pursuits (both about 20 minutes drive).
Accommodation options: Warmwell offers a selection of lodges, including the Charminster 3 Bed Lodge for 6 guests and the Weymouth 3 Bed Lodge for 8 guests. Some lodges are pet friendly and come with hot tubs.
Weymouth, a delightful seaside town nestled along the picturesque Jurassic Coast in South West England, offers an idyllic escape for both families and couples. With its golden sandy beaches, historic harbour and a plethora of attractions, Weymouth is a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re soaking in the serenity from the comfort of a hot tub lodge or exploring the vibrant town, there’s something for everyone in this Dorset gem.
Sightseeing in Weymouth is a journey through time and nature. The town’s rich maritime history is palpable in its historic harbour, while the modern seafront and Georgian esplanade offer a charming backdrop for a leisurely stroll. Nature enthusiasts will revel in the town’s proximity to the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where millions of years of geological history can be explored.
Weymouth Beach: No visit to Weymouth is complete without a day at its award-winning beach. With soft sands and shallow waters, it’s perfect for family fun and romantic walks. The beach is also home to traditional seaside attractions, including donkey rides and Punch & Judy shows.
Nothe Fort: This Victorian fortress offers stunning views over the Jurassic Coast and a labyrinth of underground passages to explore. It’s a hit with history buffs and families alike. For older history, Corfe Castle‘s ruins are about 45 minutes east. Estimated pricing: Adults £8, Children £2. Check their official website for the most current information.
SEA LIFE Weymouth: Dive into an underwater adventure and meet an array of marine creatures. The centre is a great educational and fun outing for all ages. Estimated pricing: Online tickets from £17.95 per adult. Visit their official website to book tickets and find out more.
Sandworld Sculpture Park: Marvel at the intricate sand sculptures created by artists from around the world. This unique attraction is sure to inspire creativity in visitors of all ages. Estimated pricing: Adults £9.50, Children £7.50.
Jurassic Skyline: Experience breathtaking panoramic views of the coast from the Jurassic Skyline tower. It’s a must-do for a memorable experience. Estimated pricing: Adults £6.50, Children £5.
| 1. Weymouth’s beach has consistently been awarded Blue Flag status for cleanliness. |
| 2. Nothe Fort is closed during winter months; check opening times before visiting. |
| 3. SEA LIFE Weymouth offers feeding experiences; book in advance to secure a spot. |
| 4. Sandworld Sculpture Park often hosts sand sculpting workshops. |
| 5. Jurassic Skyline is weather dependent; clear days offer the best views. |
| 6. Weymouth Harbour is a great spot for fresh seafood and local cuisine. |
| 7. Lodges with hot tubs are popular; book early to avoid disappointment. |
| 8. The South West Coast Path offers stunning walks for nature lovers. |
| 9. Weymouth is a gateway to the Isle of Portland, famous for its lighthouse and quarries. |
| 10. Parking can be limited in peak season; consider using public transport. |
Q: What’s the best time of year to visit Weymouth?
A: Summer is ideal for beach activities, but spring and autumn offer pleasant weather with fewer crowds. On a wet day, Sherborne‘s abbey and castles are under an hour inland.
Q: Are there any dog-friendly attractions in Weymouth?
A: Many beaches in Weymouth welcome dogs seasonally and there are numerous dog-friendly walking trails.
Q: Can I find accommodation with a hot tub in Weymouth?
A: Yes, there are several lodges and cottages with hot tubs available for a luxurious and relaxing stay.
Q: Is Weymouth suitable for a romantic getaway?
A: Absolutely, with its scenic coastline, intimate restaurants and sunset harbour walks, it’s perfect for couples. Further west, the fishing village of Beer is lovely for a seafood lunch.
Q: Are there activities for adventure seekers?
A: Yes, from water sports on the beach to rock climbing on the Isle of Portland, there’s plenty to get your adrenaline pumping. Fossil hunting at Lyme Regis is another good day out.
Weymouth is a town that truly offers a diverse range of activities to suit all tastes. Whether you’re looking for a family-friendly beach holiday, a cultural trip filled with historical insights, or a romantic retreat with stunning natural scenery, Weymouth in Dorset is a destination that won’t disappoint. Remember to plan and book in advance, especially for accommodations with hot tubs, to make the most of your visit to this enchanting coastal town.
