| full english breakfast is offered for an extra fee, and the restaurant serves classic dishes. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:00 am. surrounded by countryside in the tarrant valley, this cosy, traditional village pub with rooms is 4 miles from kingston lacy, with its japanese garden and manor house, 2 miles from the iron age hill fort badbury rings and a mile from ashley wood golf course. there's also a beer garden and a campsite, plus bikes for hire (surcharge) and free on-site parking. the 4 elegant, country-style rooms feature tvs, free wifi, and tea and coffeemaking equipment; 1 has a 4-poster bed
Bristol Airport 1 hr 44
Wimborne Model Town & Gardens (11 min)
1/10th scale model of the town's streets, shops and gardens as they looked in the 1950s, plus cafe. Tower Park (24 min)
Water park and swimming pool, cinema, bowling, kids soft play, bingo and a range of restaurants. Adventure Wonderland (27 min)
Amusement park with themed rides, inflatable slide, runaway train and trampolines, plus events. Moors Valley (28 min) Splashdown (24 min)
Waterpark and leisure centre featuring multiple rides and flumes for kids, plus a water play area. Upton Country Park (20 min)
Wooded parkland set out in the early 19th century with kids' play trail, tea rooms and Segway tours. National Trust - Kingston Lacy (7 min)
Italian-style country manor with Egyptian artefacts, a notable art collection and a Japanese garden. Larmer Tree Gardens (20 min)
Expansive Victorian gardens with laurel hedges, flowers and woods, plus ornate, original buildings. Monkey World - Ape Rescue Centre (24 min)
Visitors can view rescued & endangered primates in this open-air animal park with a gift shop. Farmer Palmer's Farm Park (22 min)
Fun park with indoor/outdoor play areas, farm animals, woodland trails & a seasonal maize maze. Poole Park (25 min)
Lakeside park with playgrounds, mini golf & tennis courts, plus windsurfing & kayaking lessons. Compton Acres (33 min)
Private garden founded in 1920 with visits, an on-site tea room & retail sales of plants & gifts. Badbury Rings (3 min)
These circular ditches & ridges on a hilltop mark the former site of an Iron Age fort. Brownsea Island (51 min)
Hiking, picnics & wildlife viewing, especially of red squirrels, are popular at this historic spot. Moors Valley Country Park & Forest (27 min)
Treetop walkway and high ropes, narrow-gauge steam railway, cycling, orienteering and fishing. |
