Leela Fields Caravan & Camping Park

Melbury Beacon walk, Fontmell and Melbury Downs

National Trust

Climbs steadily through ancient woodland and open downland to Melbury Beacon's Iron Age hillfort, rewarding the effort with sweeping Blackmore Vale views. The ascent is moderate but sustained on chalk paths that can be slippery when wet, making it challenging for buggies and better suited to older children who can manage the incline. Dogs welcome on leads near grazing livestock. A compact National Trust walk combining history, wildlife-rich grassland, and some of Dorset's finest hilltop panorama

Leland Trail

Winds through Somerset's gentle countryside with mostly flat to gently undulating terrain, making it accessible for families with older children who can manage a longer distance. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. The route connects historic sites and villages across classic West Country landscapes, offering peaceful farmland views and quiet lanes. Best suited for confident walkers rather than buggies due to length and occasional stiles, though individual sections could work for shorter famil

Stour Valley Way

Follows the River Stour for 100km through Dorset's gentle countryside from Stourhead to Christchurch Harbour. Mostly flat riverside paths and field edges with occasional gentle climbs through woodland, though low-lying sections can get muddy after rain. Fine for older children who can handle distance, but length and stiles make it impractical for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers peaceful watermeadows, historic mills, picturesque villages and varied wildlife including kingfis

Mid Wilts Way

Monarch's Way