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Plan Your Visit
Walking routes, landmarks, parking, and day trips near The Red Lion.
LUNCH CLUB
Monday to Friday
A midweek treat — freshly prepared, locally sourced, and served at all three pubs.
Plan Your Visit
The Red Lion in Winfrith Newburgh is perfectly placed for exploring one of England's most dramatic coastlines. Just minutes from Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door, and the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, we're the ideal base for walkers, families, and coastal explorers.
One of England's most iconic coastal walks. Park at Lulworth Cove and follow the South West Coast Path west to the famous natural arch of Durdle Door. Spectacular at any time of year.
2.5 miles each way
The world-famous long-distance trail passes through the area, offering walks of any length along dramatic Jurassic cliffs with fossil-rich beaches below.
From Lulworth Cove — 10 mins drive
A peaceful stroll through the village and surrounding Dorset farmland. Ask at the bar for a local map.
2–4 miles
A pleasant countryside walk linking the village of Moreton (with its famous engraved glass church) to Winfrith, passing through typical Dorset scenery.
4 miles one way
A near-perfect circular cove of clear turquoise water, formed by years of coastal erosion through the Jurassic limestone. One of the most photographed spots in England.
8 miles
An iconic natural limestone arch stretching out into the sea. One of the most recognisable landmarks on the Jurassic Coast.
9 miles
A beautiful 18th-century church in Dorset, famous for its unique engraved glass windows by Laurence Whistler. A real hidden gem.
3 miles
An ancient Saxon market town with riverside walks, a Norman church, and a wealth of independent shops and cafés.
8 miles
Free customer parking is available on site, with plenty of space for cars and campervans. Campsite guests also park on site.
On site — free
The main pay-and-display car park at Lulworth Cove fills quickly in summer. Arrive early or consider walking from a nearby lay-by.
8 miles
Wool station is served by South Western Railway, about 3 miles from the pub. It's a scenic walk or short taxi ride.
3 miles (Wool station)
A classic British seaside town with a sandy beach, historic harbour, and the iconic DFD statue. Great for families.
12 miles
The dramatic ruins of a Norman castle perched on a hill, with a steam railway connecting it to Swanage and Wareham.
14 miles
The county town of Dorset and Thomas Hardy's 'Casterbridge', with a Roman amphitheatre, excellent museums, and a charming town centre.
10 miles
A remarkable 18-mile barrier beach of pebbles connecting Portland to the mainland, with a unique ecology and stunning views.
12 miles