Barrack Road, Weymouth, DT4 8UF
01305 7666626
Weymouth's historic sea fort on the Jurassic Coast
21 miles from Highlands End
23.1 miles from Golden Cap
17.8 miles from Graston Copse
10.9 miles from Sandyholme
Nothe Fort has a stunning location on the Jurassic Coast. A museum of coastal defence, this is a journey through history for the the whole family and one of Weymouth’s major attractions. You don’t have to be a military enthusiast to enjoy a visit. It’s a great day out for all the family with lots to see and explore.
Built by the Victorians to protect Portland Harbour, Nothe Fort is one of the best preserved Forts of its kind. The advances in technology that affected the Fort are explained through many displays, exhibits and audio visual facilities located on the ramparts, fun decks and maze of underground passageways. The Fort is filled with mammoth funs, displays and cinema areas that chart the history of the structure.
There is a gift shop with historical, educational books and toys, clothes, local produce and souvenirs. There is a calendar of spectacular events for all ages and the Fort View Cafe with hot and cold food as well as a great cream tea. There is canon firing on alternate Sundays. Children aged 5 to 15 enter for only £2 and children under 5 go free. Dogs are welcome, providing they are kept on a lead at all times.
At West Dorset Leisure Holidays, we have a great choice of accommodation and facilities across 4 family-run holiday parks on or near the Jurassic Coast - Highlands End, Golden Cap, Graston Copse and Sandyholme, as well as Caravan and Lodge Holiday Homes for sale.
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Our parks have been recognised as some of the best in Dorset. We're extremely proud of the awards and it's easy to see why our guests return year on year. You can be safe in the knowledge that you're staying at one of the best parks in the county! Please note awards vary by Park.
