The gateway to the Purbecks, is an ideal base for a memorable family holiday. Whether you love walking, cycling, fishing or boating, Wareham has it all nearby. Wareham’s history as a ‘port’ along the River Frome dates back beyond Saxon times, evidence of which can be seen in the Saxon walls surrounding the town. A pretty market town, Wareham has a relaxing Quay, interesting curio shops and weekly farmers market. All of this and just 20 minutes from blue flag beaches. You can hire a boat from Wareham Quay, that takes you on a breathtaking trip to Poole Harbour and the National Trust’s Brownsea Island.
A fabulous day out for all your little monkeys. The ape rescue centre, as featured on TV’s Monkey Business rescues and rehabilitates all apes and monkeys. A visit here will take up a whole day.
The Tank Museum brings the history of tanks and tank crew to life…
Supported by the world’s best collection of tanks & action packed live displays.
“Hay”, Whatever the weather, Farmer Palmer’s Farm Park near Poole has stacks of indoor play and exciting activites. In fact Dorset’s favourite attraction has a full daily timetable of events and lots of baby animals for you to meet. Children can explore both indoor and outdoor play areas, run, slide, climb and bounce!
This is a beautiful 14 square mile haven for wildlife. An open heathland and conifer tree plantation are home to some of Britains rarest wildlife including the elusive Sand Lizard. The Forest is open to the public and provides an excellent day. The Wareham Forest Way can you over twenty miles to Sturminster Newton and cyclists can enjoy the Sika Trail.
There are lots of places to eat in Wareham from cosy cafes to upmarket restaurants, here are some of our favourites:
The Italian KitchenA lovely, modern restaurant with top quality food. In the summer months book early to avoid disapointment.
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