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Spurwing Guest House, offering accommodation in Wareham, is open room only during low season from November to March at a discounted rate.Read More

Spurwing Guest House, offering b&b accommodation in Wareham, is ideally located for visiting 8 National Trust attractions.Read More

Brownsea Island, owned by the National Trust, is a very special place to visit. In fact, recently in the space of a week, I went twice.Read More

Walking from Lulworth Cove to Durdle Door has got to be one of our favourite short walks, the start being only 10 miles from our Dorset B&B!Read More

The small, deserted village of Tyneham is located 7 miles from our Dorset bed and breakfast in the southwest corner of Purbeck.Read More

TE Lawrence’s time in Dorset began in 1923. He was a well known soldier, writer and historian who had ties to Wareham.Read More

Kingston Lacy belonging to the National Trust was previously owned by the Bankes family. It is located in Wimborne Minster, 10 miles away from our Dorset Bed and Breakfast.Read More

Surrounded by rolling hills and beautiful oaks, award-winning Dorset vineyard ‘English Oak’ is located in a perfect bowl shape, ensuring an ideal microclimate for growing exceptional grapes.Read More

In Summer 2022, the average duration of time that guests stayed with us at our Wareham bed and breakfast, was for four nights. A four-night stay at our Wareham B&B equates to three whole days sightseeing!Read More

The majestic, medieval Corfe Castle near our Dorset B&B has remained an impressive part of the Purbeck landscape for nearly 1000 years.Read More