The Educational Charitable Trust, BURNGATE STONE CARVING
CENTRE, keeps the tradition of stone and quarrying alive in Purbeck. There are mixed children and family stone carving sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays during school holidays and half terms. (Children from 6 years.) Stone carving courses run throughout the year for individuals, family groups, corporate team building, schools, stag and hen parties and more. Visitors are welcome – there is a Gallery of Stone works for sale, a small tearoom and local art and craft for sale. Booking is essential. 01929 439405 info@
burngatestonecentre.co.uk. Website
www.burngatestonecentre.co.uk
Swanage A perfect holiday destination with an award-winning beach, great amenities, seaside sports, great sailing, marinas and much more. Te Sandbanks Ferry crosses the bay, permitting a closer look at the Old Harry Rocks, Peveril Point,
Durlston Head and Dancing Rocks; havens for Puffins and other rare birds. Attractions include the heritage centre, Durlston Country Park and Purbeck Way.
Studland
Tis village has long sandy beaches (including a designated naturist beach), watersports, horse-riding on the beach and much more to enjoy. Old Harry Rocks can be accessed by a short walk from the village and the nearby Rempstone Ride cycle route goes to the Norden Park and Ride; take a free bus trip, or ride the Swanage Railway to Swanage.
Lytchett Minster & Upton With Upton House and Country Park (offering views of Poole Harbour), a wooded shoreline, picnic areas, a park, gardens, and the Peacock Art Gallery and tearooms.
Lytchett Matravers
A delightful village, home to the Courtyard Craft Centre.
Poole
Boasting world famous gardens and seven golden sand beaches with excellent facilities, the larger having Lifeguards. Te expansive
sheltered harbour is home to Brownsea Island and is one of the largest centres for watersports in the UK. Take a boat trip across Poole Harbour from either Poole Quay, Sandbanks, Bournemouth or Swanage as part of a great DAY OUT.
Don’t miss the Coles Miller Dream Machines, Summer Breeze, beach parties with fireworks, motorbike evenings, cycle speedways and many other summer events.
Attractions include:
Tower Park - a multi-entertainment centre.
Te Ark - in Poole Park, a multi award-winning family activity centre.
Dorset Day Trips - for trips around the coast.
Adastral Leisure Centre - for sports, gym etc.
Gus Gorilla’s Jungle Playground & Ice Skating rink - hours of entertainment.
Poole Pottery & Museum - interesting places to visit.
Brownsea Island - with woodland walks, picnic areas and fun trails for children.
Bournemouth With seven miles of beautiful beach, this vibrant cosmopolitan town has it all; a vast range of amenities, a buzzing nightlife, endless countryside, award winning gardens and watersports galore. Tere are Balloon Rides, Yoga on the Beach, Dorset Cruises, Golf Courses, Westover Gallery, Littledown Miniature Railway and Bournemouth Pier. Cycle to Hengistbury Head, enjoy the beaches and gardens, or visit the Oceana or Bluewater Spa for a relaxing treat.
Other attractions include the: Cyantist - with exciting games.
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A galaxy of entertainment unfolds
at TOWER PARK. With the Splashdown water park, Cinema, Tenpin bowling, kid’s soft play, bingo and a range of restaurants, there is enough to keep you busy and the kids excited whatever the weather. Tower Park is approximately three miles from the town centre.
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