Waterside Holiday Park & Spa

Our part of Dorset is almost entirely an area of outstanding natural beauty, with spectacular and unique sites to visit. Take a look below for an idea of the great places to visit in the area. Our knowledgeable staff are more than happy to help if you're after something a little different. Weymouth Seafront & Harbour Enjoy a seaside resort's favourite lunch with fish and chips on Weymouth beach. And afterwards, go crabbing at Weymouth Harbour or explore the rock pools at Bowleaze Cove. Weymouth Sea Life Adventure Park Discover an outdoor park with fantastic rides and marine creatures plus a watery play area! Discounted tickets available from Waterside Reception. Jurassic Skyline Fantastic views over Weymouth, the Bay and on towards the Jurassic coastline! Discounted tickets available from reception. Nothe Fort Located at the entrance to Weymouth Harbour the Fort is a labyrinth of underground passageways and outdoor areas with stunning views of the Jurassic Coast. MFA Superbowl Have a fun afternoon bowling and playing arcade games - fun for all the family no matter how old you are! Chesil Beach Go for a late afternoon stroll along Chesil Beach or partake in a spot of fishing while looking out to sea Take a blanket and some snacks to sit and enjoy the early evening sunset and stunning views next to the lighthouse at Portland Bill. Portland The Isle of Portland is a limestone tied island. 8 kilometres south of the resort of Weymouth, and the southernmost point of Dorse.t. Abbotsbury Children's Farm A place full of indoor and outdoor fun where kids can cuddle guinea pigs, bottle feed baby goats, race toy tractors, ride ponies and more. Abbotsbury Swannery Walk through a colony of nesting Mute Swans and from mid-May to June you can watch baby swans hatch. Discounted tickets available from Waterside Reception. Jurassic Kayak Tours Explore the world heritage Jurassic coastline by kayak, marvel at the amazing rock formations, relax in secluded coves and enjoy marine life at its natural habitat. Durdle Door A natural limestone arch near Lulworth in Dorset. One of the most photographed landmarks on the Jurassic Coast. Lulworth Cove and Castle Take a walk around Lulworth Cove's pebble beach, have a sit down and let the kids play in the sea while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Or visit nearby Durdle Door or Kimmeridge for some fossil-hunting. Monkey World The 65-acre park is home to over 240 rescued and endangered primates of 17 different species. Great ape play area, keeper's talks and guided tours. The Tank Museum, Bovington Brings the story of tanks and tank crew to life, supported by the world's best collection of tanks and boasting action packed live displays. Farmer Palmer's Farm Park Specifically designed for children 0-8 and their families. Animal activities, bouncy castles, soft play zone, woodland walk, maize maze and more! Splashdown, Tower Park Great water flume rides and little ones can have a splash around in the kiddies area and toddler pool. Poole Quay Stroll around Poole Quay, sit and relax and enjoy a drink and a spot of lunch outside one of the pubs while watching the boats come in. Blue Pool & Teahouse Walk around the pool with its constantly changing colours and take a look around the museum. Or enjoy a piece of cake, cream tea or delicious Dorset ice cream in the quaint tea rooms. Brownsea Island, Poole Take the boat to Brownsea Island and enjoy a leisurely stroll while looking out for native red squirrels.