Misty House

Misty House invites you to experience the serene charm of Lakeshore Resort, nestled amidst Dorset’s picturesque landscapes. Embrace tranquility and outdoor adventure as you explore waterways, cycle paths, and the rolling countryside. Whether paddling in a kayak, canoe or paddleboard, or cycling through the scenic bike trails, adventure awaits at every turn. Enjoy a friendly game on the resort’s tennis court or 3G artificial-turf Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) in Beaumont Village, all while admiring the breathtaking views of the lakes. Unwind with a leisurely stroll along the sandy shores of the dramatic UNESCO-heritage Jurassic coastline, such as Ringsted Bay, or try your hand at fishing in our well-stocked lakes. The on site rooftop bar and restaurant offer something for everyone, from late afternoon pizza to cocktails with a view. It couldn't be more convenient!

Discover nearby historic landmarks and charming villages, immersing yourself in Dorset's rich heritage. Wander through the breezy coastal town of Poole where you can hop on a ferry to neighbouring islands, uncover the rich history of Dorchester, visit the thousand-year-old Corfe Castle, or soak up the picture postcard vistas of Lyme Regis!

After a day of exploration, the Resort Spa is the perfect respite, where an outdoor pool, roof terrace, sauna, gym, library and a ‘restful relaxation’ lounge await.

Whether seeking relaxation or excitement, Lakeshore Resort offers an unforgettable experience for every guest.

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Pack your bags and fasten your seatbelts, as Oliver's Travels is thrilled to present a dazzling array of luxury holiday properties in the enchanting land of Dorset! A captivating county where time seems to stand still, Mother Nature has outdone herself. Dorset, with the rolling hills of the Dorset Downs and the jaw-dropping Jurassic Coast, is a real-life tapestry of postcard-perfect landscapes, historic landmarks and villages oozing charm in lavish abundance.

The Jurassic Coast is not just a coastline, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Dorset's showstopping features. Stretching an impressive 95 miles from Orcombe Point in East Devon to Old Harry Rocks near Swanage, this coastline presents endless coastal wonders. Dramatic cliffs, hidden coves and beaches boasting ancient fossils, Charmouth and Lyme Regis are the treasure chests for fossil hunters and curious minds alike.

Dorset is also a playground for history buffs, with landmarks like Corfe Castle standing tall and proud. Perched on a hill, this fortress offers far-reaching, breathtaking views. The Cerne Abbas Giant is a colossal chalk figure etched into a hillside near the village of Cerne Abbas, Dorset's own friendly giant, captivating visitors for centuries.

Dorchester, the county town, is a delightful mishmash of Georgian architecture and markets that buzz with life. Thomas Hardy's Cottage, near Dorchester, gives you a peek into the life of the literary legend himself. Bridport, with its bohemian vibes and eclectic street markets, is like the cool kid in the market town crew. Meanwhile, Weymouth's golden sandy beach and bustling harbour are perfect for leisurely strolls and exploring historic Nothe Fort. For a touch of seaside nostalgia, Swanage brings the Victorian pier and a heritage steam railway into the mix.

The Isle of Purbeck is a haven of beauty, featuring Lulworth Cove's sheltered bay and crystal-clear waters. Just around the corner, Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch, sets the stage for coastal walks and views so stunning, they might bring a tear to your eye. For the adventurers among us, the Dorset Downs, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are calling. Hiking trails such as the South West Coast Path and the Wessex Ridgeway offer a rollercoaster ride through diverse scenery, from cliffs to heathlands.

Dorset's culinary scene is a delightful fusion of tradition and modernity. You will savour local produce at farmers' markets, indulge in fresh seafood along the coast and let the county's pubs and tearooms be your warm and welcoming retreat for traditional cream teas or a sip of local ales.

Dorset is an experience that seamlessly blends history, natural beauty and that quintessential British charm. It promises an adventure that captures the very essence of England's southwest.