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Coach & Horses pub in wimborne, Dorset
Food & drink

Coach & Horses

Head into Merley House Holiday Park's nearby town of Wimborne and find the charming local pub Coach & Horses, known as a local favourite due to its cosy interior and delicious menu options. This Greene King pub in Wimborne is the perfect spot to unwind with a hearty pub classic after a day of exploring Dorset or to enjoy a refreshing pint in the outdoor beer garden.

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Places to visit

Kingston Lacy

Kingston Lacy is a picturesque house and gardens located just outside Merley House Holiday Park’s nearby town of Wimborne.

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Places to visit

Christchurch

Do you enjoy exploring both town and sea? Head down to the south coast town of Christchurch and you will find the perfect blend of coastal breeze and shopping delights. Many visitors enjoy coming to Christchurch as it is home to many award-winning golden sand stretches and a dreamy harbour to explore.

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Places to visit

Sandbanks Beach

Sandbanks is a popular beach destination located on the south coast, known for its beautiful long stretches of golden sands and clear blue waters. It's often regarded as one of Britain's finest beaches and has held the prestigious Blue Flag award for over 35 years, which is longer than any other beach in the country!

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Places to visit

New Forest National Park

Step into one of the greatest national parks in the south west and find yourself surrounded by ancient woodland, open moors, breathtaking cliffs and free-roaming animals. The New Forest National Park in Hampshire is the perfect place for the whole family to escape into nature and enjoy an adventurous day out.

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Places to visit

Bournemouth

From the expansive coastline to the lively town, Bournemouth offers lots of activities to fill your day while visiting your holiday home at Merley House Holiday Park. This south coast coastal resort is a great destination year-round, with lively summer festivals and charming winter displays. No matter the season, there's always something to explore and experience in Bournemouth.

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Food & drink

The Willett Arms

Head out from Merley House Holiday Park towards Wimborne and discover The Willett Arms, a welcoming country pub and restaurant in Oakley.

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Beaches

Studland

Studland is a picturesque beach that’s popular among wildlife enthusiasts, nature lovers and beachgoers who enjoy long sandy stretches. Soak in the stunning views along these four miles of unspoilt beaches on the Dorset World Heritage Coast and be amazed by the breathtaking views of Old Harry Rocks on one side and watch the boats sail into Sandbanks on the other.

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Places to visit

Poole

Poole is an exciting seaside town located on Dorset’s south coast. This stunning tourist town is known for its bustling quayside, gorgeous long sandy beaches and is home to the largest natural harbour in Europe. When visiting your holiday home at Merley House Holiday Park with your family or as a couple, you'll never run out of fascinating things to do with Poole right on your doorstep.

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Beaches

Durdle Door

No trip to Dorset is complete without a visit to Durdle Door. The limestone arch is one of the most iconic landmarks on the Jurassic Coast, famed for its natural beaty and unique geology.

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Places to visit

Old Harry Rocks

Old Harry Rocks are one of the most iconic landmarks on the Jurassic Coast and a must visit during stays at your Wimborne holiday home. The impressive chalk sea stacks are located at Handfast Point in between Swanage and Poole and can be accessed via a scenic walk or bike ride from Studland’s South Beach car park (National Trust members park free).

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Places to visit

Blandford Forum

Blandford is a stunning riverside market town located on the banks of the River Stour and nestled in the heart of North Dorset. Many visitors enjoy coming to this charming Dorset town because of its captivating architecture, dating back to the Georgian times, and delightful independent shops that line its scenic streets.

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