Dorset Hideaways is a brand new holiday lettings agency which opened its doors for business on 1st March 2018 with one single purpose – to give you the best possible choice of holiday homes in Dorset. We already have an extensive portfolio of delightful properties to offer you. Each has been carefully chosen for its character, its beautifully restored interior and its stunning location by a team who really know Dorset well. What’s more, no one is better equipped than Dorset Hideaways to ensure you enjoy the perfect holiday. As a sister company of well-established holiday lettings businesses like Rural Retreats and Norfolk Hideaways, we have the experience and the skills to help you get every detail right.

Situated within the grounds of the Came House Estate, Park House is a combination of our two handsome houses, The Garden House and The Courtyard House, which together can accommodate up to 19 guests in Palladian style.

Information correct at the time of writing. Park House is approximately 2 miles south east of the county town Dorchester, and close enough to the coast to explore the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coastline, with the famous, picturesque Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. The Jurassic Coastline is home to over 300 coastal country walks, offering some breathtaking views over Dorset’s 200 million year old shoreline. For those who are after some peace and tranquillity, sign up for a workshop, events and many more, on your doorstep, a visit to Sculpture by the Lakes set in 26 acres of glorious countryside, is the perfect choice. A family day out to Bovington Tank Museum and Monkey World is always worth a visit and packed with fun for all ages. Dorset is Thomas Hardy country and a visit to Hardy's Cottage a few miles away is one of the many National Trust properties in the area to explore - Max Gate, the former Victorian home of Thomas Hardy and designed by him is situated on the outskirts of Dorchester, just over a mile from the property. Clouds Hill, the former home of T.E. Lawrence is an isolated cottage near Wareham and is run by the National Trust. For those with an interest in the trade union history, the Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum tells the story of the Martyrs' arrest, trial and punishment.