Herston Caravan and Camping

South West Coast Path (alternative route)

Follows the dramatic Dorset coastline with **steep climbs and descents** over clifftops and through coastal valleys—not suitable for buggies or very young children due to challenging terrain and cliff edges. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and cliff paths. Delivers stunning sea views, fossil-rich beaches, and access to Jurassic Coast landmarks, though this alternative section typically bypasses the main route due to seasonal erosion or landslips, offering a safer inland option when coastal

South West Coast Path (Section 52: Worth Matravers to South Haven Point)

Follows dramatic clifftop terrain with steep ascents and descents through Durlston Country Park and across Purbeck's chalk headlands before descending to Studland's sandy beaches. Challenging gradients make this unsuitable for buggies and tough for young children, though older kids who enjoy coastal scrambles will love it. Dogs welcome on leads near cliff edges and livestock areas. Delivers stunning Jurassic Coast views, ancient quarries, wildlife spotting opportunities (including puffins at Dur

Priest's Way

Follows an ancient pilgrimage path through Dorset's rolling countryside with moderate climbs and descents over mixed terrain including fields, woodland tracks and quiet lanes. Suitable for older children but terrain and stiles make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. A historically rich route connecting churches and offering peaceful countryside views away from tourist hotspots – ideal for those who enjoy walking with a sense of heritage and rural solitude.

Old Harry Rocks Walk, Purbeck Estate

The Purbeck Ridgeway - Corfe Castle to the coast, Corfe Castle