Weymouth Holidays
Weymouth is a popular traditional seaside resort in Dorset. It is famed for its beautiful sandy beach, recently voted the second best beach in the UK, and also its historic working harbour. It’s the perfect destination for a holiday or day trip in the South West, with plenty to do and see. Spend the day taking in the fantastic scenery before retreating to our holiday parks for a cosy night in. Here we share our must-visit attractions during a Weymouth holiday. We also offer a glimpse at our fantastic holiday parks along the Jurassic Coast.
Things to do on your Weymouth Holiday
Golden sandy beach
You certainly won’t be short of things to do during a holiday in Weymouth – there are a wide selection of attractions and activities to keep the whole family entertained. During the summer months you can’t beat a day spent on the beach. Weymouth Bay is sheltered and shallow with a life guard service throughout the peak season, making it an excellent choice for families with young children.
Historic harbour
While away a couple of hours strolling around the historic harbour. Pop into the independent galleries and the wide selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants lining the harbour wall. Eat a portion of fish and chips as you watch the boats come and go. If you’re feeling adventurous, book a boat trip with one of the many operators running trips out into the bay.
Weymouth Attractions
Weymouth Sea Life Adventure Park
Fine Foundation Chesil Beach Centre
Nothe Fort
Bennetts Water Gardens
Lodmoor Nature Reserve
Holiday Parks Near Weymouth
If you’re looking for a comfortable base from which to explore Weymouth and the wider Dorset area, why not take a look at West Dorset Leisure Holidays Parks? Our award-winning camping, caravan and glamping sites are situated in picturesque locations along the Jurassic Coast and conveniently located for visiting Weymouth and other towns and villages across Dorset.
Our closest holiday park, Sandyhome, is just 9 mile drive from Weymouth and boasts a rural setting and immaculately maintained grounds. The scenic route passes through the heart of the Dorset countryside and offers views towards the iconic White Horse and the Isle of Portland in the distance.
The rest of our parks are situated in West Dorset, which can be accessed via the Jurassic Coast Road. This magnificent road has been voted one of the best in the country, rewarding drivers with far-reaching views along Chesil Beach and the Fleet Lagoon.
Depending on which park you choose to stay at, you could stay in the following types of accommodation
