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A 10 minute walk through the woods brings you to the Hunters Moon Pub, which serves excellent local cuisine.

Two of the most iconic landmarks on the Jurassic Coast. The natural limestone arch at Durdle Door rises straight out of the sea next to the perfectly curved bay at Lulworth Cove - both ideal for a half-day of cliff-top walks, swimming and rock-pooling. From here you can carry on along the rest of the Jurassic Coast.

The famous chalk hill figure carved into the Dorset downs, looking out over the postcard-pretty village of Cerne Abbas with its abbey ruins, ancient pubs and tea rooms.

The cabin has local walks straight from its doorstep. You will find a guide to the walks located inside the cabin.

The world's best collection of armoured fighting vehicles, with over 300 tanks from across the globe. Live action displays in the arena, hands-on exhibits and a huge family day out at Bovington.

The nearest market town and your closest shops. Sherborne is famous for its honey-coloured Abbey and two castles, with independent delis, cafes and restaurants - try The Green for fine dining, The Digby Tap for traditional pub food, or Oliver's Coffee House for lunch and cake.