Bishop's Caundle is a Town in the county of Dorset.

Retail in Bishop's Caundle

There are great places to visit near Bishop's Caundle including some great towns, waterfalls, villages, historic buildings, historic monuments, ancient sites, hills, castles, ruins and airports.

Lyme Regis, Charmouth, Weymouth, Bridport, Beaminster, Wareham, and Blandford Forum are some of Bishop's Caundle best towns to visit near Bishop's Caundle.

Jericho Weir is a great place to visit close to Bishop's Caundle if you like waterfalls.

Uplyme, Bincombe, Symondsbury, and Abbotsbury are great places to visit near Bishop's Caundle if you like villages.

Places near Bishop's Caundle feature a number of interesting historic buildings including The Cobb.

Don't miss King's Statue (King George III Statue)'s historic monuments if visiting the area around Bishop's Caundle.

The area around Bishop's Caundle boasts some of the best ancient sites including Eggardon Hill, Hambledon Hill, Badbury Rings, Kingston Russell Stone Circle, The Nine Stones, and Maiden Castle.

Don't miss Eggardon Hill's hills if visiting the area around Bishop's Caundle.

There are a several good castles in the area around Bishop's Caundle like Corfe Castle.

Places near Bishop's Caundle feature a number of interesting ruins including Corfe Castle.

Don't miss Bournemouth Airport's airports if visiting the area around Bishop's Caundle.

Bishop's Caundle History

There are some historic monuments around Bishop's Caundle:

• Field system and settlement on West Hill, Plush
• Bowl barrow on Farm Hill 620m west of Minterne Parva Farm
• Field system on Seldon Hill
• Small multivallate hillfort called Rawlsbury Camp
• Bowl barrow on Charn Hill
• Roman site by Pinford Lane
• Earthwork in Dogbury Plantation
• Platform barrow 300m south west of Lane Cottages
• Fishpond
• Cross and Hand wayside cross 670m south of the Friary of St Francis
• Bowl barrow on Batcombe Down 450m south west of The Friary of St Francis
• Early Medieval and Medieval urban remains, Milborne Port
• Village cross
• Bowl barrow 900m north west of Lower Farm
• Medieval standing cross near the junction of the High Street and Gold Street, 240m south east of St Mary's Church
• Hillfort and later strip lynchets on Dungeon Hill, 500m north of Castle Hill Cottages
• Round barrow on Church Hill
• Sherborne Abbey, remains of
• Seven round barrows NW of Lyscombe Bottom
• Chapel W of Manor Farm
• Camp on Nettlecombe Tout
• High Cank, a hengi-form monument 520m north of Up Cerne Manor House
• Bowl barrow 650m south of The Friary of St Francis
• Two bowl barrows on Ridge Hill 770m south of Revels Farm
• Sherborne Old Castle
• Bowl barrow on Little Minterne Hill, 1km north east of Minterne Parva Farm
• Promontory fort on Barrow Hill
• Melcombe Horsey deserted village
• Earthwork on Church Hill
• Bowl barrow on Wancombe Hill 380m south west of southern corner of Sherriffs Wood
• The Conduit Cross
• Remains of St Mary Magdalene's Church
• Field system and settlement on Watcombe Plain