Dapplewood Caravan Site

Kingston Lacy walk at Holt Heath, Kingston Lacy

Loops through the National Trust's Kingston Lacy estate, mixing woodland paths, open parkland and quiet lanes with gentle gradients throughout. Suitable for families with older children who can manage the distance, but too long and occasionally muddy for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads around the house and gardens, off-lead in designated areas. Offers grand views of the manor house, ancient oak trees, and a genuine taste of Dorset countryside without serious climbs.

Walk at Pamphill Green and Moor, Kingston Lacy

Meanders through flat riverside meadows and ancient woodland on National Trust land, with gentle, well-maintained paths perfect for buggies and young families. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Expect wildflower meadows in spring, historic parkland views towards Kingston Lacy House, and easy navigation with minimal elevation gain. Short enough for toddlers, with plenty of opportunities to spot ducks along the River Stour and explore the charming hamlet of Pamphill.

The woodland trail at Kingston Lacy, Kingston Lacy

Meanders through ancient woodland and parkland on mostly flat, well-maintained paths with occasional gentle slopes. Suitable for families with older children who can manage the distance, though tree roots and uneven sections make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads. The route showcases magnificent mature trees, seasonal bluebells, and glimpses of the grand Kingston Lacy House, offering a peaceful escape into National Trust countryside.

Walk at Pamphill and Cowgrove, Kingston Lacy

Walk at Eye Bridge and Pamphill, Kingston Lacy