Dorset Attractions

Dorset in Full Colour Moor Crichel - Scoop of Dorset It’s that time of year again when nature provides us with that colourful spectacle that never ceases to delight and amaze. As the leaves on the trees take on their yellow, gold, red and bronze hues it’s time to get out in a woodland or garden near you and enjoy the display up close. We’ve picked out some great places to visit where you can enjoy the splendour of autumn before the winter sets in and spoils ... Read more...

Over 60 Spooktacular Halloween Events! The October half-term is now synonymous with Halloween and all the spooky fun that comes with it. If you’re planning to celebrate Halloween in Dorset, you’re in for a treat! From ghostly adventures to pumpkin-filled family fun, the county is bursting with events for all ages. Grab your broomsticks, sharpen those fangs, and prepare to have one hell of a good time! It's scary how much there is to choose from. Whether ... Read more...

As proud sponsor of the Impact Support Category, Resort Dorset is excited to celebrate the incredible finalists announced for the 2025 Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole (BCP) DMB Tourism Awards. This year’s shortlist reflects the strength, creativity and resilience of our region’s tourism and hospitality sector, with businesses and individuals who are raising the bar for visitor experiences across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. Tourist ... Read more...

So, it’s the October 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...

From Countryside Paths to a Cosy Pub – Langton Herring Awaits Langton Herring, a village with roots in the early medieval period, takes its name from Old English 'Langton' meaning 'long town' and 'Herring' likely referring to coastal fishing. Today, it’s the starting point for a scenic circular walk that winds through fields, footpaths and along the water's edge, finishing at the community-owned Elm Tree Inn. For walkers seeking natural ... Read more...