Activities at Studland Bay
Cycle at Studland Peninsula, Dorset
Whether you're on the heath or the roads near the beach, the Studland Peninsula in Dorset is a great place to explore on your bike.
Horse riding at Studland Bay
Horse riding on Studland Beach or exploring the nearby countryside on horseback is an unforgettable experience.
You and your dog
Watch our fun video to find out how you and your best friend can have fun, stay safe and make the most of Studland Bay alongside all our other visitors.
Old Harry Rocks walk
Breathtaking views of the Jurassic coast and unique rock formations await you on this circular walk.
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 3.5 miles (5.6km)
The beaches of Studland Bay
Four miles of beautiful beaches line the sheltered waters of Studland Bay – ideal for beach games, sandcastles, watersports or simply relaxing.
Trust10 trail run at Studland Bay
Join us for a free 10K trail run taking in Studland Beach, Ballard Down and Old Harry rocks. The Studland Trust10 will take place on the fourth Sunday of each month apart from July and August.
Watersports at Studland Bay
Swimming, sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding and diving are some of the ways to enjoy the sheltered waters of Studland Bay.
Studland Beach sand dunes trail
A family-friendly marked circular trail through the dunes. Look out for the seahorse sculpture, great sea views and wildlife along the way.
- Easy
- 30 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
On the Christmas trail
Presents and parties are fine but time spent together is what really makes Christmas special. Escape the crowds and focus on what really matters at Studland Beach.
Studland woodland walk
On this walk in the woods, discover some of the birds and animals that make Studland their home.
- Easy
- 30 mins
- 1.0 mile (1.6km)
A summer of watersports
Make the sheltered waters of Studland Bay your marine playground this summer. Paddle your own canoe or join in taster sessions combining kayaking or paddleboarding with delicious food from the café at Knoll Beach.
New Year, new you
Let the fresh sea air at Studland Bay be your inspiration this New Year as we launch new ways to get fit, enjoy the outdoors and express your love of special places.
Studland Beach Second World War walk
Discover why Studland Beach was so important in the run-up to D-Day in 1944 on this short walk
- Easy
- 1 hour
- 1.25 miles (2.0km)
Godlingston Heath walk
Fantastic views over Poole Harbour and the mysterious Agglestone await you on this three-mile walk over Godlingston Heath national nature reserve.
- Easy
- 1 hour 30 mins
- 3.0 miles (4.8km)
Walking around Studland
Walking in and around Studland means miles of sandy beach, dunes and coastal heath with fine sea views, while the gentle walk up to the chalk stacks of Old Harry is a Sunday classic.