Sandyholme Holiday Park – Wildlife Lake Webcam
Take a peaceful look at the Wildlife Lake at Sandyholme Holiday Park with our live webcam. Nestled among the trees and countryside at our quiet Dorset holiday park, the lake is home to a variety of ducks and wild birds, making it one of the most popular spots on the park for guests and nature lovers.
The view changes throughout the year as different birds visit the lake and the surrounding countryside comes to life. Watch ducks and geese swimming across the water, see birds arriving and departing with the seasons, or simply enjoy the tranquil scene as the trees and vegetation change throughout the year.
The Wildlife Lake has a circular walking route around it, with tall trees providing a peaceful setting for a stroll, picnic or a little wildlife watching. It sits alongside the children’s play area and playing field, so there’s plenty of space for families to enjoy the area while keeping an eye on the wildlife.
Sandyholme is surrounded by meadows, farmland, woodland and waterways, with plenty of wildlife to discover beyond the lake. The park is close to the flight path from Arne Nature Reserve and Poole Harbour, while the nearby Tadnoll Brook and surrounding countryside provide opportunities to spot everything from dragonflies and butterflies to deer at dawn and dusk.
So whether you’re checking in on your favourite ducks, reminiscing about a stay at Sandyholme or simply looking for a quiet glimpse of Dorset countryside, check back on the Wildlife Lake webcam and see what you can spot today.
A view showing the ducks and geese at the Wildlife Lake at our Sandyholme Holiday Park in Purbeck, Dorset
Stay at Sandyholme Holiday Park
Want to experience the views from this webcam for yourself? Stay at West Dorset Leisure Holidays’s Sandyholme Holiday Park, which is one of 6 owned and run by the Cox Family.
The park is superbly located near the village of Owermoigne, in the Purbeck area of Dorset. It’s a great base from which to explore the best Dorset has to offer. Some of the most popular places, most beautiful coastline and best attractions are located within a 7 to 8 mile drive from the park, including Dorchester, Weymouth, Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, The Tank Museum and Monkey World.
The park is surrounded by rivers and streams, lanes, footpaths and cycle paths, as well as nature reserves like Tadnoll Nature Reserve, Moredon Bog and Puddletown Forest.
On the park you can stay in a Caravan, Safari Tent or Bell Tent, or on electric or non-electric grass pitches for Touring or Camping. There are also Seasonal Pitches and Holiday Homes for Sale. Facilities on the park include a laundry, a Park Reception with small shop, picnic area, dog exercising meadow, boules court, children’s play area, playing field, nature trail, EV chargers, barrier entry and of course the wildlife lake with ducks and geese.