Short Breaks Away at Swallowfield Glamping: Discover Things to Do Around

Traditional British dishes. Contemporary twist, locally sourced ingredients and seasonal menu options.

Fine wines, craft beers and specialty cocktails.

Live music nights, themed dinners and events and pub quizzes and trivia nights.

Walking Trails. Well-maintained paths, informative signage along trails, and scenic routes through diverse ecosystems.

Diverse Habitats with Ancient woodland, meadows and hedgerows.

Wildlife Viewing. Birdwatching (including nightingales and various woodland birds), Butterfly spotting, and insect observation.

Architectural Features. Stunning Elizabethan Renaissance architecture, warm Hamstone façade with intricate carvings, and large mullioned windows.

Gardens and Grounds. Meticulously landscaped gardens, charming walled garden and variety of flowering plants and ancient trees.

Conservation and Heritage managed by the National Trust and ongoing preservation and conservation efforts.

Historical and Literary Significance. 16th-century coaching inn with historical charm and featured in Thomas Hardy's "Tess of the d'Urbervilles" as "The Sow and Acorn.

Dining. On-site restaurant serving delicious, locally sourced dishes. Hearty breakfasts, leisurely lunches, and sumptuous dinners and menu showcasing the best of Dorset’s culinary offerings.

Drinks. Fine selection of local ales, wines, and spirits. Cozy pub atmosphere with open fireplaces and charming beer garden for outdoor relaxation.

Natural Beauty. The highest point in Dorset, rising to 279 meters (915 feet) above sea level. Part of the West Dorset Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Scenic views of the surrounding countryside.

Flora and Fauna. Diverse habitats including ancient woodlands, meadows, and hedgerows. Rich biodiversity with a variety of bird species, butterflies, and wildflowers.

Walking Trails. Well-marked footpaths catering to different levels of fitness and paths leading to the summit and Bronze Age burial mound.

Scenic Cliffs and Beaches. Dramatic Jurassic Coast cliffs, featured prominently in "Broadchurch". Golden sandy beaches for sunbathing and coastal walks.

Harbour and Maritime. Activities with vibrant harbour with colourful fishing boats. Fishing, crabbing, and boat trips along the coast. Views of the River Brit and its estuary.

Dining. Seafood restaurants and cafes offering fresh local catches. Dining with views of the harbour and coastline.

Public Spaces with parks, gardens, and open spaces.

Activities and Events. Organized events such as festivals, markets, or community gatherings.

Facilities and Attractions. New cultural or recreational facilities. Visitor centres or interpretive displays showcasing local history and ecology.

Traditional British Pub Atmosphere. Cozy and welcoming ambiance, classic decor with wooden beams and open fireplaces. Comfortable seating areas for socializing.

Menu and Beverage Selection. Traditional British dishes and locally sourced ingredients. Wide range of ales and beers, ciders and spirits and curated selection of wines.

Outdoor Areas. Beer gardens ideal for enjoying drinks and meals outdoors. Live music nights, quiz evenings ad seasonal celebrations and themed events.

Scenic Beauty. Golden sandy beach stretching along the Jurassic Coast and views of the English Channel and Weymouth Bay.

Activities include swimming in shallow, safe waters. Sunbathing and picnicking on the sandy shores. Beach volleyball and other recreational sports.

Promenade and Esplanade. Shops, cafes, and restaurants along the waterfront. Traditional seaside entertainment and amusements.

Architectural Splendour. Grand Georgian architecture with symmetrical facades and classical interiors featuring period furnishings and décor.

Historical Significance. Rich heritage associated with influential families and cultural significance in Dorset's history.

Gardens and Grounds. Landscaped gardens with formal layouts and ornamental features, serene lakes, and scenic vistas.

Traditional Pub Atmosphere. Cozy and inviting ambiance with exposed beams and stone walls. Welcoming fireplace and traditional furnishings.

Menu and Drinks Selection. Classic British dishes with a focus on local ingredients and seasonal specialties and chef's recommendations. Wide range of beers, ales, and ciders and selection of wines and spirits.

Family-Friendly Environment. Children's menu options available. Welcome to families with children

Natural Beauty. Stunning panoramic views of West Dorset countryside and coastlines. Open, rolling grasslands and heathland habitats.

Historical Significance. Bronze Age hillfort remains on the summit. Insights into ancient human settlement and hillfort construction.

Outdoor Activities. Walking trails and paths for hiking and nature walks. Opportunities for wildlife spotting and birdwatching.

Traditional Pub Atmosphere. Charming and cozy interior with exposed beams and open fireplaces. Rustic décor that exudes a warm and welcoming ambiance.

Menu and Beverage Selection. Traditional British dishes such as homemade pies, fish and chips, and roast dinners. Wide range of ales, including local and craft brews. Selection of wines, spirits, and soft drinks.

Family-Friendly Environment. Children's menu options available. Welcoming to families with children.

Geological Exploration. Fossil hunting along the cliffs of the Jurassic Coast. Opportunities to discover ancient marine fossils.

Historical Landmarks. The Cobb, a historic harbour wall and iconic landmark. Walks along the promenade with views of the coast.

Town Amenities. Charming town with art galleries, museums, and shops. Vibrant arts scene and cultural activities.