The Old Radar Station

Charmouth, Dorset

The Old Radar Station, nestled in Charmouth, Dorset, is a unique accommodation option that originally served as a Ministry of Defence radar station in 1961. This remote hideaway is ideal for groups of up to six, making it a perfect retreat for walkers, adventure seekers, or large families. Its elevated position on Stonebarrow Hill provides stunning views over Lyme Bay and the Golden Cap, setting the stage for an unforgettable getaway in the picturesque South West of England.

Guests at The Old Radar Station will find themselves surrounded by an abundance of outdoor activities, with 25 miles of well-maintained footpaths that meander through the beautiful countryside and dramatic headlands of the Golden Cap. This prime location allows visitors to explore the natural beauty of the area right from their doorstep, making it easy to immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife that the region has to offer.

For those looking to venture further, the property provides convenient access to the South West Coast Path, a renowned trail that stretches along the breathtaking Dorset coastline. This allows for extended hikes along the cliffs and beaches, offering a chance to experience the rugged charm of the area. Alternatively, guests can opt for a more leisurely day at the beach, with Charmouth’s sandy shores just a 30-minute walk downhill, perfect for family outings or a relaxing day by the sea.

Overall, The Old Radar Station serves as an exceptional base for exploring the natural wonders of Dorset. Its combination of historical significance, scenic views, and proximity to walking trails and beaches makes it a standout choice for those seeking adventure or relaxation in a stunning coastal setting. Whether hiking the trails or enjoying a day at the beach, visitors are sure to create lasting memories in this idyllic location.