Access
The reserve is open to visitors all the year round. By road the reserve can be reached either via the Sandbanks Ferry from Poole and Bournemouth to the north, or via the A351 and B3351 roads from Wareham to the west. There is a mainline rail service by South West Trains to Wareham, and during the summer the Swanage Railway steam rail service operates from Wareham to Swanage via Corfe Castle. Local Bus services on the Wareham - Swanage - South Haven Point circuit are provided by the Wilts & Dorset Bus Company. There is accommodation and other visitor facilities in Studland village on the edge of the Reserve.
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