Osmington Mills Holiday Park
Weymouth, Dorset
Osmington Mills, Weymouth, DT3 6HB
Tel: 01305 837010
Down a winding country lane, nestled in a charming wooded valley, next to a beach with spectacular sea views, you will discover Osmington Mills Lodge Park. We invite you to make yourself at home in this secluded, peaceful setting, ideal for relaxing breaks on the stunning Dorset coast.
Our Osmington Mills holiday lodges are the perfect place to start and end each day, with a choice of comfortable accommodation for groups of all sizes. From traditional to contemporary, sea views to woodland vistas, we have the ideal accommodation for your indulgent getaway. All of our lodges include spacious outdoor decking and dog-friendly options are available, so you can bring the whole family along!
Once you’ve settled in, you may simply feel like relaxing at the park itself and making use of the on-site facilities. Our free, unrestricted Wi-Fi is ideal for cosying up in the evenings and streaming a film or why not use the internet to plan the next day’s adventures?
Enjoy our new, state of the art gym or head to the heated outdoor swimming pool, the perfect place to take a dip and soak up the surroundings. Meanwhile, Osmington Country Club beckons you for meals, snacks and drinks in good company.
The Terrace and Garden is a favourite spot for unwinding in the fresh air and the safe, outdoor play area is a must-visit for energetic kids!
Although you may decide to spend your whole break within the park, we expect you’ll also be tempted to explore further afield. Whether you are eager for trips to the beach, cliff top walks, seeking out country pubs or heading to one of Dorset’s many attractions, our lodge park in Osmington Bay is the perfect base. There is something for everyone near the park.
However you choose to enjoy your time on holiday, we know you’ll have a wonderful break with us at Osmington.
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