Dorset Activities

Stay in Dorset this Spring It’s that time of year when winter feels like it’s overstayed its welcome. Grey skies, muddy shoes, cabin fever setting in. Everything feels a bit… bleugh. If you’re craving light, space, and something to look forward to, a spring break in Dorset might be exactly what you need. Spring is when Dorset starts to stretch and wake up. Hedgerows burst into life, coastal paths glow with fresh green, and the air feels lighter and ... Read more...

Meals and Memories The kitchen. It’s the heart of the home where meals and memories are made. It’s where the kettle resides, ready to make those much-needed cups of tea that offer calm amid a teenage angst-ridden storm. It’s where you lovingly bake cakes with the little ones and teach your children the life lesson of how to cook. It’s where meals are created to fuel the family, where homework is helped with at the table, and where a bottle of wine is ... Read more...

Dorset is blessed with countless scenic locations to explore in the summer months, from Durdle Door to Portland Bill there are plenty of beauty spots and outdoor activities to enjoy. But what about those rainy days in Dorset when the number one priority is keeping dry? We’ve compiled a list of fantastic Dorset attractions and activities to keep you and your family entertained when the rain takes hold. Please note: opening times may vary. We recommend checking individual ... Read more...

So, it’s the February half term and you may be wondering how you’re going to keep the kids entertained! Well don’t worry, whether you are local resident or are staying in Dorset on a break, there’s lots to do throughout the half term holidays. If you're looking for things to do in Dorset we have found lots of Dorset events to keep you entertained. Our Resort family has children of different ages, here are some of the things we plan to enjoy during the ... Read more...

The third Monday in January is recognised as the gloomiest day of the year, that's the 19th January 2026. So, if you are likely to feel the effects of ‘Blue Monday’, let’s see if we can find a way to help make it more bearable with a few ideas to lift your spirits. 1. Take a walk, but plan ahead, look at the weather forecast and consider your route. If you fancy getting your heart pumping then head to Symondsbury, Bridport and trudge up Colmer’s Hill; the ... Read more...