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Dorset beach icon Sundial Seashell

You could happily spend an entire holiday in Dorset never going far from the shore, but there are other charms in this enchanting county.

Dorset’s Jurassic coastline holds every kind of coastal wonder – from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs, sand dunes, natural rock arches, rare wildlife and, most famously, fossils galore.

But leave the waves behind and you’ll find a very different Dorset. The landscape here has long fascinated geologists and natural history buffs. The Dorset Downs, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are a sweeping chalk landscape of hills and valleys that feels quintessentially English. The rivers and streams in this area are teeming with brown trout – fishing heaven.

Then there are the Dorset’s villages of thatched cottages, beamed pubs and watermills –like the backdrop to a Thomas Hardy novel.

But there are still adrenaline-fuelled thrills to be had, even in this laid-back region. From zorbing down hills or llama trekking through the countryside, to windsurfing or kitesurfing in Portland’s sheltered waters. And there are family attractions across Dorset such as the Dinosaur Museum and Monkey World.183

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Sharon is premier sublet manager at Weymouth Bay and Seaview Parks where she’s worked for five years.

“Weymouth is a really great place to visit because there’s plenty going on throughout the year. My family all live up north and they never tire of coming to Weymouth. One of my favourite places in the region is Durdle Door - whether hiking over the cliffs or sunbathing on the beach, I love it. And nearby Lulworth village is the place to enjoy a cream tea. Finally, try not to miss the Weymouth Carnival in August!”

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Dorset Coast – dazzling and dramatic

A World Heritage landscape of sandy beaches, craggy cliffs and rare wildlife in this quintessentially English county – from the Jurassic Coast to the Dorset Downs…

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Outdoor Pool at Seaview

Seaview

Set amongst green fields and woodland, Seaview is an intimate and friendly Park set in an elevated and rural location is just minutes' drive from the famous harbour and sheltered sandy beach at Weymouth. It's also a short nature walk away from its sister Park Weymouth Bay, so you'll be able to take full advantage of the facilities and activities on offer at both Parks.

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Park view at Weymouth Bay

Weymouth Bay

Attractively landscaped and bordered by green fields, with Weymouth's wide sandy bay and harbour only a short walk away, there's plenty of green play and picnic space, including two adventure playgrounds at Weymouth Bay. Enjoy the glass-domed indoor pool, sizeable outdoor pool and Lazy River, as well as the facilities of sister Park Seaview Park just next door.
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Littlesea Holiday Park view

Littlesea

A superb 5-Star holiday village central to Dorset’s Jurassic Coastline, Littlesea has recently been substantially developed to become a leading Haven Park. The Mash and Barrel Lounge-Bar-Café provides gorgeous views over Chesil Bank from the attractive sun terrace. An all-happening, beautifully landscaped Park in a green and secluded location ideal for Lyme Regis or Weymouth.

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SplashZone at Rockley Park

Rockley Park

Overlooking glorious Poole Harbour, Rockley Park exploits its position with a reputation as a water-sports oasis. Perhaps that’s one reason for its 5-Star rating. Others include beautiful landscaping, a nature reserve and a fabulous pool complex with sun terrace. But pride of place goes to the luxury Spa, offering a wide range of health and beauty treatments.

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