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A wooden cabin with large glass doors and windows is shown against a clear blue sky. The entrance is framed by a stone patio, and greenery is visible alongside the cabin, enhancing its natural setting.
Guest house
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 209 reviews

Cosy garden cabin in the centre of Wareham

Quiet & cosy cabin with own bathroom within Wareham walls hosted by a Tibetan & English couple. A good place to explore the Jurassic coast & attractions such as Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, Corfe Castle, Studland, Swanage, Arne Bird Sanctuary, Monkey World, Bovington Tank Museum & Wareham Forest. 5-minute walk to the picturesque quay & town centre which has pubs, restaurants, cafes, supermarkets, buses to tourist attractions & a cinema. 10-minute walk to station. Parking on available on drive.

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A wood-fired hot tub is nestled in a garden, surrounded by greenery and illuminated by string lights. The landscape features rolling hills in the background, with the sky transitioning to twilight hues. A comfortable seating area is visible nearby.
Place to stay
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 223 reviews

Idyllic, homely annexe on Dorset's Jurassic Coast.

Relax at our unique and peaceful getaway in the heart of the Isle of Purbeck. The Knap, an annexe of our home, is close to many of Dorset's famous beauty spots along the Jurassic Coast, such as Corfe Castle, Studland Beach and Old Harry Rocks. During your stay you'll have the place to yourselves, including a fully equipped kitchen, luxurious bathroom, (with bath and shower), and a living space including a sumptuous double bed, sofa-bed and table. Book with us to see Dorset's beauty at its best!

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The shepherd's hut is nestled amidst lush greenery, featuring a wooden deck with steps leading to the entrance. A small window allows natural light to enter, while a sturdy door is seen ajar, inviting guests inside to enjoy the rustic woodland experience.
Shepherd’s hut
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 294 reviews

Cosy off grid Hut in Woodland with breakfast

The Shepherds hut is situated in its own woodland and is off grid. You will be able to take in the beautiful night sky and fall asleep to the tranquil sound of the stream trickling by and our owls twit twooing after a day of walking the coast line and visiting the RSPB at Arne . It has its own small log/coal burner to make it nice and cosy and there is a lovely comfy double bed to relax on. You will also hear the night time noises of our woodland friends -the foxes barking and the deer rutting

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The exterior of a thatched cottage is shown, featuring local Purbeck Stone with a charming blue front door. Windows are framed in a light shade, and the thatched roof is highlighted against a clear blue sky. The cottage is positioned along a quiet street.
Cottage
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 186 reviews

Brushwood Cottage; walking, beaches & Corfe Castle

This late 16th century, newly refurbished, thatched cottage sits in the village of Corfe Castle. Upstairs are 2 double bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other with 2 single beds. On the ground floor is a cozy sitting/dining room, bathroom, with vaulted ceiling and shower over the bath. French doors lead from the brand new kitchen to the patio and the garden with direct access to The Halves. Wifi, nearby on-street parking & EV charging, low ceilings, gas central heating. Pets welcome.

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A sunlit courtyard garden features stone paving and a wooden table set with two chairs. Planters filled with greenery surround the area, creating a tranquil spot. A plaid blanket drapes over one chair, inviting relaxation among the plants and flowers.
Cottage
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 252 reviews

Cosy Cottage in Rural Hamlet on the Jurassic Coast

Quirky, Cozy Cottage. Perfect for a winter/summer break. Coal/Wood burner and a Super-King Size Bed. Located in Acton, A small tranquil hamlet, The cottage is surrounded by fields and located right on the South West Coast Path. Incorporating breath-taking views from all around. Everything is on your doorstep! Walkable is the Square and Compass, The Kings Arms in Langton, Dancing Ledge, Seacombe, Chapmans Pool, Dinosaur Footprints, The South West Coast Path, Swanage and Studland Beaches.

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A cozy outdoor seating area features two wicker chairs and a small table beneath a shaded umbrella. The decking leads to a spacious green lawn, surrounded by trees and a wooden fence, creating a peaceful retreat.
Cabin
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 155 reviews

Stunning wooden lodge in Purbeck Countryside

A perfect escape from the crowds. This newly built cabin nestles in the Purbeck countryside in the grounds of a Victorian cottage. Sit on your secluded decking and watch the steam trains roll by whilst enjoying relaxing drinks and a bbq. On colder days huddle up on the sofa in front of the logburner or wrap up for some glorious local walks. The historic villages of Corfe Castle, Worth Matravers and Kingston are within walking distance of around 30/45 minutes, with lovely pubs at the end!

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The exterior of a traditional shepherd's hut is displayed, featuring a wooden structure with steps leading up to the entrance. Two lounge chairs are positioned on the grass, facing the open fields and blue sky in the background.
Shepherd’s hut
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

The Shepherds Hut, Corfe Castle

Situated in the countryside between Corfe and Swanage and close to the beaches and many attractions of the Jurassic Coastline. This traditional Shepherds Hut sleeps two in a King bed but you could accommodate up to a further three guests by pitching your own tent alongside it. Private setting with it’s own gated and fenced area with room to park off the road. Exclusive use of hot open air shower, kitchen hut and toilet situated in a separate hut next door. Sorry dogs are not permitted.

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The exterior features a quaint stone facade complemented by a black front door and window boxes filled with greenery. The entrance is framed by a cobblestone pathway, with a visible sign indicating 'The Old Stable.' Natural light illuminates the inviting entrance.
Cottage
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

The Old Stable central & OSP, 2 bed/2 ensuite

The Old Stable , situated in the centre of the historical village of Corfe Castle, Dorset overlooking the Castle Ruins with OSP Recently converted with original features, open plan lounge, Purbeck stone wall, wood flooring, leading to a bespoke hand painted Kitchen providing all mod cons & dining table Upstairs 2 bedrooms (1 small double & 1 twin room) 2 en-suites, A picturesque Idyllic location, perfect to rest & enjoy Tea rooms, Jurassic coastline, local beaches. & pubs

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An open plan living area features high wooden beams and a log burner. A cozy seating area is arranged beside a wooden dining table. Above, a loft with a king-size bed can be seen, with thick curtains for privacy. Decorative elements are displayed on the walls.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 269 reviews

Cottage by the Common, Corfe Castle

The Cottage is an open plan building next to the entrance to Corfe Common in a tranquil setting. Downstairs there is a King-size bed & upstairs there are 2 single beds . Sleeping areas are open plan but have thick curtains that can be drawn to create a private and cosy space. Downstairs has Wet-room with sink & separate toilet & sink New Kitchen WiFi Log burner and 2 free basket of logs South facing Patio Parking 2 cars 5 mins walk to Corfe Village Pets welcome.

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A stone cottage is featured with a small garden path leading to the entrance. Colorful bunting is displayed above the door, while flowering plants add greenery to the scene. The sunlight creates a bright and welcoming atmosphere.
Guest suite
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Private entry in new annexe at Kingston cottage

Stay in a listed cottage tucked away in the heart of this Purbeck village with great views. PRIVATE GUEST ENTRANCE TO SPACIOUS, COMFORTABLE ROOM AND BREAKFAST DELIVERED BY ANOTHER PRIVATE INTERNAL DOOR. Beautiful walks from the property to the stunning Jurassic Coastline. Twin/double bedded room with delicious basket breakfast. Special diets catered for. 4G SPEED WIFI FOR GUESTS to help you plan your break. Far reaching views to Corfe Castle and Poole harbour.

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The exterior of the apartment is presented in a period stone structure, showcasing multiple windows with white frames and shutters. A crisp white front door is centered in the facade, flanked by simple black planters containing greenery. The entrance is approachable from the pavement.
Apartment
5 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

Lovely two bedroomed ground floor apartment.

This centrally-located spacious apartment has recently been renovated throughout with a brand new kitchen and bathroom. Set in the centre of Corfe Castle within steps to all the amenities the village offers including four public houses, three tearooms, a baker, traditional sweet shop, corner shop and three gift shops plus a castle! Fantastic walking country straight from the front door. Close to beaches, steam trains and stunning countryside.

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A bright and airy room features a spacious bed with neatly arranged linens. A flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall. An inviting seating area with a small table, chairs, and decorative cushions enhances the comfort of the space. Two wooden doors lead to other areas.
Guest suite
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 198 reviews

Walkers paradise, Purbeck hills/Jurassic coast

Little Orchard is a self-contained annex with its own private entrance and parking outside. Comprising of one double bedroom with king size bed, TV, small table and chairs, WIFI. Large bathroom with rainfall shower. Entrance lobby containing a small fridge with ice box, microwave, toaster, kettle, cutlery and crockery. Bed linen, towels, shampoo, shower gel, hand wash and toilet roll are all provided.

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All about Corfe Castle

Corfe Castle sits on the scenic Isle of Purbeck peninsula, which juts out from the rolling Dorset coastline into the English Channel. The village is dominated by the ruins of a thousand-year-old castle, which stands high on a hill. Today a tour of the restored ruins is rewarded with spectacular panoramic views of the Isle of Purbeck and beyond.

The village itself is almost completely constructed from grey Purbeck limestone. In the town square, you’ll find traditional pubs serving Sunday roasts, a bakery offering delicate pastries, and pretty tearooms where you can tuck into scones with lashings of jam. Several walks lead you around the village and through the countryside, home to fragrant wild chamomile and the electric-blue southern damselfly. The Corfe Common history walk is a moderate route past several sites of archaeological significance and offers memorable views of the castle.

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Corfe Castle

Overlooking the village are the remains of one of England’s most important fortresses, built in the 11th century and destroyed during the English Civil War. The castle is home to nesting ravens, and legend says it will crumble if the birds leave. Wander through the fallen walls and discover arrow slits and murder holes — used to pour boiling water or oil on castle invaders — while admiring sweeping views across the Purbeck countryside. There’s a souvenir shop, a traditional tearoom, and a visitor centre where you can learn more about the castle’s history.

Corfe Castle Model Village and Gardens

At one-twentieth the size of the actual castle, this model version, set amid beautifully landscaped gardens and streets of tiny cottages, is an exact replica of the castle in 1646, just before its destruction. Play a game of giant draughts or croquet on the lawn, and when you’ve finished exploring the model village, you can stop off for lunch in the 17th-century courtyard cafe.

Swanage Railway

Head to Corfe Castle Station and board the rebuilt Swanage Railway for a scenic trip through the Dorset countryside. Heritage steam and diesel trains chug and puff along the 5.5-mile journey to the seaside town of Swanage, which boasts spectacular views of the Isle of Purbeck countryside. You can stop along the way at Harman’s Cross or Herston, and, at Swanage, you’ll find a shop for refreshments and souvenirs. You can even enjoy a meal with a view on one of the dining trains.

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