Things to do near Sandford Holiday Park

Kids will love saying "hello" to their favourite animal friends as they enjoy a full day out on this wonderful and exciting farm.

Meet the stars of the TV show "Monkey Life" who call this inspiring sanctuary their home - the largest ape rescue centre in the world!

One of the most captivating natural locations in England, the sight of this colossal arch rising from the sea is simply breathtaking.

A natural wonderland in the centre of Poole Harbour that's home to rare red squirrels and a huge assortment of birds.

Pack up your bucket and spade and head to Studland Bay for 4 miles of golden sand beach and gentle bathing waters.

Follow in Alice's footsteps down the rabbit hole into a world filled with adventures - from thrilling teacups and flying elephant rides to perplexing mazes.

Jump onto thrilling roller coasters and splashtastic log flumes for hair-raising adventures, or say hello to Peppa and George at Peppa Pig World.

Little ones will never forget meeting Peppa Pig and friends - from a flight on Miss Rabbit's Helicopter to a car ride with Daddy Pig.

Enjoy the peace and serenity of the River Frome by exploring its waters in a kayak, canoe or a motorboat!

With 7 miles of clean golden sand and a unique microclimate it's easy to see why Bournemouth Beach is often voted one of Britain's best.

From Norman fortress to a besieged Royalist stronghold, Corfe Castle has over 1,000 years of history to uncover and explore.

You won't find a larger display of tanks anywhere else in the world! From those that landed on the D-day beaches to veterans of Afghanistan.

From Saxon settlement to the English Civil War, there's almost 2000 years of history to explore in the picturesque town of Wareham.

A spectacular natural landform at the heart of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site with unique geology and inspiring panoramic views.

Practise your short game at the superb Two Riversmeet Golf Park. This 9 hole golf course offers breath-taking panoramic views over Christchurch Harbour.

Durlston Country Park National Nature Reserve is the perfect place to start exploring Dorset's Jurassic Coast. Explore acres of wildflower meadows, sea cliffs and woodland.

Tailor-made for families and, in particular, little ones, Weymouth Beach is famed for its powder-soft sand and safe, crystal clear waters.

Quieter than its popular neighbour Sandbanks Beach, and tucked between Branksome Chine and Flaghead Chine in Poole lies the tranquil, Blue Flag awarded Canford Cliffs.

A consecutive winner of the prestigious Blue Flag Award for over 30 years, this small peninsula is home to one of the best beaches in the country.

If a hidden jewel is more your cup of tea, just up from the busier beaches is Branksome Chine - a Blue Flag stretch of coast lined with aromatic pines and azure waters.

Award-winning Alum Chine is the ultimate Blue Flag Bournemouth beach. Sporting a paddling pool, a tropical garden and a large pirate-themed adventure playground, it's a haven for families.

If your feet can handle the natural rock beach, Hengistbury makes a gorgeous, well-kept and hidden coastal walk, perfect for walking the dog or having a romantic stroll.

Chesil Cove is part of the Jurassic Coast and the southern extremity of Chesil Beach - an astonishing 18-mile long tombolo connecting the Isle of Portland to the mainland.

Renowned for its famous limestone arch, Durdle Door's crystal clear waters and spectacular views are simply iconic.