Discovering WW2 at Studland Walk - Knoll Beach & Fort Henry 1943-45
Enjoy a guided walk, exploring the part Studland played in the preparation for D Day.
- Booking essential
Today Studland is known for its miles of sandy beaches and importance as a National Nature Reserve but a former life is revealed by British and Canadian War Diaries.
In 1943 Studland became one of the most important Battle Training Areas in Britain. Join us as we explore the landscape around Fort Henry and tell the extraordinary story of what really happened here in the build up to D Day.
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Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £5.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 03442491895
- Suitability
Recommended minimum age: 14. U18s accompanied by an adult.
- Meeting point
Knoll Visitor Reception Ferry Rd, Studland, BH193AQ
- What to bring and wear
Clothing suitable for the weather. Walking shoes recommended.
- Accessibility
Mixed and uneven terrain throughout. Designated accessible parking. Accessible toilets at Knoll Beach, Middle Beach and Shell Bay. Changing places at Knoll Beach.
Upcoming events
Studland Bay Photo Calendar Competition
Take up the challenge of snapping an image of Studland that fits a monthly theme. February's is sunrise / sunsets!
Become a Nature Detective - (Feb and May Half Term)
Do you fancy yourself an amateur detective? Do you love nature? Come and borrow one of our Nature Detective bags free of charge this half term.
Trust10
Join us for the Trust10 at Studland Bay and challenge yourself on this 10km trail run with breathtaking views.