A collection of workshops, set in an old milk factory next to Corfe Castle railway station, sees talented artists, potters and sculptors in action. You can wander around and meet the artists, in particular Frances Pollard, a founding member who works with ceramics, and Tony Viner, founder of the Purbeck Film Festival.
Take a tour of the scenic Jurassic Coast area by minibus. Tours pick up from all over the area and visit places such as Old Harry Rocks, Durlston Country Park, Tilly Whim Caves and Corfe Castle. Enjoy the freedom of Discover Dorset for yourself.
Visit here to see the amazing collection of fossils discovered and researched by local man Steve Etches. The collection is testament to his diligence and determination and recognises this by the naming of the collection "The Etches Collection". Call in for an experince taking you back in time.
This museums displays feature over four floors of this 19th century warehouse. With local pottery and art on show, there's lots to see.
This museum offers some insight into clay mining, with exhibitions displaying clay mining equipment it's a real chance to find out a little more about this industry.
Steeped in history this mediaeval building has undergone many changes over time. Adjacent to the building is a Herb and Physic garden which has been developed in recent years by local volunteers. Please note this museum is currently only open to the public during August each year.
A ghost village on the Isle of Purbeck, abandoned for military use in preparations for D-Day. Wander the domestic ruins and visit the church and schoolhouse, still stocked with the day's lesson books. Worth a look, even if it's a stop off before walking down to Worbarrow Bay. Just make sure you check when the area is open, as it's owned by the Ministry of Defence.
There's a whole raft of exciting things to do at this park, everything from walking the dog, a visit to the gallery, cycling, orienteering, nature, play and tree trails. If your exhausted after all that, stop for a nice cup of tea and a slice of cake in the tea room!
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A collection of workshops, set in an old milk factory next to Corfe Castle railway station, sees talented artists, potters and sculptors in action. You can wander around and meet the artists, in particular Frances Pollard, a founding member who works with ceramics, and Tony Viner, founder of the Purbeck Film Festival.
Take a tour of the scenic Jurassic Coast area by minibus. Tours pick up from all over the area and visit places such as Old Harry Rocks, Durlston Country Park, Tilly Whim Caves and Corfe Castle. Enjoy the freedom of Discover Dorset for yourself.
Visit here to see the amazing collection of fossils discovered and researched by local man Steve Etches. The collection is testament to his diligence and determination and recognises this by the naming of the collection "The Etches Collection". Call in for an experince taking you back in time.
This museums displays feature over four floors of this 19th century warehouse. With local pottery and art on show, there's lots to see.
This museum offers some insight into clay mining, with exhibitions displaying clay mining equipment it's a real chance to find out a little more about this industry.
Steeped in history this mediaeval building has undergone many changes over time. Adjacent to the building is a Herb and Physic garden which has been developed in recent years by local volunteers. Please note this museum is currently only open to the public during August each year.
A ghost village on the Isle of Purbeck, abandoned for military use in preparations for D-Day. Wander the domestic ruins and visit the church and schoolhouse, still stocked with the day's lesson books. Worth a look, even if it's a stop off before walking down to Worbarrow Bay. Just make sure you check when the area is open, as it's owned by the Ministry of Defence.
There's a whole raft of exciting things to do at this park, everything from walking the dog, a visit to the gallery, cycling, orienteering, nature, play and tree trails. If your exhausted after all that, stop for a nice cup of tea and a slice of cake in the tea room!