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A small village at the northern end of the Isle of Purbeck. Visit the RSPB nature reserve to see many rare birds and animals. |
The area has many wonderful beaches. |
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West of the famous Corfe Castle, Church Knowle is a village that dates back over 700 years. |
Built by the Normans, destroyed during the civil war, Corfe Castle stands as the gateway between the Purbeck Hills. |
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A small village to the west of the Isle of Purbeck. |
260 acres of nature reserve on the southern edge of Swanage. Durlston Country Park is a part of the Jurassic Coast world herritage site. |
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The Jurassic Coast is a 95 mile stretch of outstanding geology in between Dorset and East Devon which is now designated as a World Heritage Site. |
A small village on the southern coast of the Isle of Purbeck. |
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Kingston is a small village situated approximately 2 miles south of Corfe Castle at the top of the southern ridge of the Purbeck hills. |
A large village west of Swanage. |
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A series of chalk stacks at the start of the Jurassic Coast world herritage site. |
Find out about the various parks and gardens that can be found within the Isle of Purbeck. |
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The Isle of Purbeck has a beautiful and varied countryside that will appeal to walkers, cyclists and horse riders. |
Studland Village is approximately 5 miles from Swanage. Studland beach and the surrounding area is an area of outstanding natural beauty and the National Trust owns a large area which is open to the public. |
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Tyneham is a small abandoned village around 5 miles west of Corfe Castle. |
Wareham, a Saxon walled town is on the north edge of the Isle of Purbeck, between the rivers Frome and Piddle. |
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Worth Matravers lies appropriately 4 miles west of Swanage and 3 miles south of Corfe Castle.
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