Visit Plush
The county of Dorset in South-West England has a rich cultural heritage, beautiful scenery and a dramatic coastline, making it a great place to visit for a weekend break or longer trip. Plush itself is a small, peaceful village with unspoilt walks to enjoy in every direction around the Piddle valley.
Music at Plush
former St. John the Baptist church
Plush
Dorset
DT2 7RJ
By Car
Plush is tucked away in the Piddle valley, a picturesque 20 mins drive from Dorchester.
We provide parking by the house. The entrance is at the end of the lane past the Brace of Pheasants pub. Look out for signs guiding you there, and please avoid parking on lawns or blocking the farm gate!
By Train
Trains run every hour from London Waterloo to Dorchester South station (2 1/2 hrs). Taxi's are available at the station, expect to pay £15 around for the journey to Plush. Trains also run to Dorchester West and Sherborne, which is a little further away (30 mins).
Where to Stay
In Plush village there are two excellent, up market B&B's:
Dot Browning
Millers Barn, Plush, Dorset DT2 7RJ
T 01300 348280
M 07974 269585
www.plushart.co.uk
The Brace of Pheasants
Plush, Dorset DT2 7RQ
01300 348 357
www.braceofpheasants.co.uk
Alternatively, check out Places to Stay or contact the ever helpful Dorset Tourist Information Center: Tel: 01305 267992, Email: dorchester.tic@westdorset-dc.gov.uk.
Access
Wheelchairs are welcome, but please contact us in advance so that we can arrange your visit. Vounteer stewards will be informed so they can be on hand to offer assistance if required.
Comfort
If rain is in the air we suggest bringing an umbrella and warm clothing to protect you against chill.
The wooden pews are part of the history of St. Johns. They are also unpadded, so feel free to bring along a cushion (we also provide a stash ourselves).
Food and Drink
Our drinks bar offers a selection of wine and soft drinks. For a more substantial meal bring a picnic to enjoy in the church grounds. Alternatively, the famous Brace of Pheasants is a listed pub with olde charms and a lipsmacking menu. Please visit http://www.braceofpheasants.co.uk for more details.