Whether you love cove hopping, fossil hunting, local shrimps or lively beach resorts, it’s all here, and very distinctively Dorset. A stunning stretch of sheltered southern coastline that harbours everything from smart marinas and watersports to awesome cliffs and outstanding attractions.
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This is a great place for the young family looking for things to do in Dorset. There are lots of animals for the children to meet, greet and feed. Considered one of the best Children’s Farms in Dorset, there are fun things to do every day. Children can cuddle the guinea pigs, ride the ponies, race the tractors, play in the large undercover play area, jump around on our new bouncy castle (don’t forget your socks!) and bottle feed the lambs. The lambs also have a midday race around a track, after the race the children are invited to take a lamb for a warm down walk on a lead. The family cafe offers local Dorset produce cooked on site and the gift shop has a charming range of quality gifts. This is a great place for the young family looking for things to do in Dorset.There are lots of animals for the children to meet, greet and feed.Considered one of the best Children’s Farms in Dorset, there are fun things to do every day.Children can cuddle the guinea pigs, ride the ponies, race the tractors, play in the large undercover play area, jump around on our new bouncy castle (don’t forget your socks!) and bottle feed the lambs. The lambs also have a midday race around a track, after the race the children are invited to take a lamb for a warm down walk on a lead.The family cafe offers local Dorset produce cooked on site and the gift shop has a charming range of quality gifts. 2017 prices to be confirmed Distance from Littlesea: 8.2 miles Distance from Weymouth Bay: 9.2 miles Distance from Seaview: 10.2 miles Distance from Rockley Park: 34.2 miles Information correct at time of publishing, subject to change without prior notice. Please visit attraction website for opening times and prices OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 18th March to 10th September, 10.00am to 5.00pm. Last admissions one hour before closing. Spring and Summer OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 18th March to 10th September, 10.00am to 5.00pm. Last admissions one hour before closing. Autumn WEEKENDS ONLY 11th September to 20th October, 10.00am to 5.00pm. Half term daily 21st October to 29th October 10.00am to 5.00pm. ( 26th, 27th & 28th October we will be closing at 4.30pm)
The Garden is a mixture of formal and informal flowers, world famous for it’s Camellia groves and magnolias. Noted in Dorset for its Rhododendron and Hydrangea collections and the charming Victorian Garden. Facilities include the Colonial Restaurant, a quality gift shop and a fantastic plant centre where many of the flowers grown in the Garden can be purchased. The Colonial Restaurant is also a superb wedding venue and is fully licensed. Regular events take place at the Garden including the floodlighting of the Garden in October. Hallowe’en is a major feature during the floodlighting when thousands of visitors dress in Hallowe’en costumes and the Restaurant becomes a centre for Hallowe’en celebrations. The Garden is a mixture of formal and informal flowers, world famous for it’s Camellia groves and magnolias. Noted in Dorset for its Rhododendron and Hydrangea collections and the charming Victorian Garden. Facilities include the Colonial Restaurant, a quality gift shop and a fantastic plant centre where many of the flowers grown in the Garden can be purchased. The Colonial Restaurant is also a superb wedding venue and is fully licensed. Regular events take place at the Garden including the floodlighting of the Garden in October. Hallowe’en is a major feature during the floodlighting when thousands of visitors dress in Hallowe’en costumes and the Restaurant becomes a centre for Hallowe’en celebrations. Children under 5 go free. Family ticket based on 2 adults, 3 children Dogs welcome in all areas Distance from Littlesea: 9.6 miles Distance from Weymouth Bay: 10.9 miles Distance from Littlesea: 11.6 miles Distance from Rockley Park: 35.4 miles Information correct at time of publishing, subject to change without prior notice. Please visit attraction website for opening times and prices Dogs welcome in all areas Open every day except 18th December to 1st January inclusive, 10.00am to 5.00pm or 4.00pm in winter.
Children under 5 go free. Family ticket based on 2 adult 2 children Distance from Littlesea: 6.9 miles Distance from Weymouth Bay: 11.3 miles Distance from Seaview: 11.9 miles Distance from Rockley Park: 34.9 miles Information correct at time of publishing, subject to change without prior notice. Please visit attraction website for opening times and prices. Dogs are not allowed There are no public toilets inside swannery itself. Open every day from 18th March to 29th October, 10am to 5pm. ( 26th, 27th & 28th October we will be closing at 4.30pm) Last admissions one hour before closing. Open every day from 19th March to 30th October, 10am to 5pm. ( 27th, 28th & 29th October we will be closing at 4.30pm) Last admissions one hour before closing.
Discounted tickets available from Reception Dorset's number one family theme park. Enjoy three parks in one with Adventureland and Wonderland outside and the Wild Thing play centre inside. discounted tickets available from Reception Distance from Rockley Park: 13.8 miles Distance from Littlesea: 39.1 miles Distance from Weymouth Bay: 36.2 miles Distance from Seaview: 36.8 miles Information correct at time of publishing, subject to change without prior notice. Please visit attraction website for opening times and prices. Opening hours vary throughout the year. Please visit the attraction website for more information.
Just a 15 minute walk from Weymouth Bay or Seaview is the sand/shingle/pebble beach of Bowleaze Cove. Here you can enjoy fantastic views over Weymouth and experience the weekly firework displays in the Summer season. Or you can take a walk to the top of Jordan Hill to explore the Roman ruins. Dogs are allowed. There is pay-and-display car parking available. MCS recommended for excellent water quailty. European designated bathing water. Just a 15 minute walk from Weymouth Bay or Seaview is the sand/shingle/pebble beach of Bowleaze Cove. Here you can enjoy fantastic views over Weymouth and experience the weekly firework displays in the Summer season. Or you can take a walk to the top of Jordan Hill to explore the Roman ruins. Dogs are allowed. There is pay-and-display car parking available. MCS recommended for excellent water quailty. European designated bathing water. Distance from Sea view: 1.1 miles Distance from Weymouth Bay: 1.3 miles Distance from Littlesea: 6.1 miles Distance from Rockley Park: 31.6 miles Information correct at time of publishing, subject to change without prior notice. Please visit attraction website for opening times and prices
