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The best area to stay in Hamworthy is along the waterfront, particularly around the Hamworthy Park area.This district offers picturesque views across Holes Bay and Poole Harbour, providing a tranquil setting. It's characterised by its proximity to the water, with Hamworthy Park itself offering open green spaces, a beach, and a paddling pool, making it a pleasant spot for relaxation. The area is generally residential with a few local shops and eateries.For families, staying near Hamworthy Park is an excellent choice. The park provides ample space for children to play, and the beach offers opportunities for seaside activities without the crowds of larger resorts. The paddling pool is a particular draw for younger children, and the open green areas are superb for picnics and casual strolls.Couples looking for a peaceful retreat will also appreciate the waterfront area. The scenic views over the harbour create a romantic backdrop, and the quiet nature of the neighbourhood allows for relaxing walks along the shore.

The best time to go to Hamworthy is during the late spring and summer months, from May to September, when the weather is at its most pleasant.During this period, you can expect warmer temperatures, longer daylight hours, and less rainfall, which is ideal for enjoying Hamworthy's coastal location and outdoor activities. The sea temperatures are also warmer, making it more comfortable for swimming and watersports in Poole Harbour and along the nearby beaches.For families, July and August are particularly good as they coincide with school holidays, offering plenty of activities and events geared towards children. The beaches are bustling, and local attractions are fully operational. While it's the busiest time, the atmosphere is lively, and the weather is typically at its best for enjoying the seaside.Couples looking for a slightly quieter experience with pleasant weather might prefer May, June, or September. These months still offer warm days suitable for exploring the Jurassic Coast, enjoying boat trips, or dining outdoors, but with fewer crowds than the peak summer weeks.