The World’s End – Historic Country Pub in Almer, Dorset
The World’s End | Almer | Blandford | Dorset | DT11 9EW
Tel: 01929 459671 | www.worldsendalmer.co.uk
The World’s End is one of Dorset’s most historic pubs, with origins dating back to the 14th century. Often described as the oldest pub in Dorset, it is a traditional country inn full of character, history and warmth.
Located in the village of Almer on the main A31 between Blandford and Dorchester, the pub is a popular destination for visitors travelling through Dorset as well as loyal local regulars. Guests staying at Woodyhyde Campsite near Corfe Castle often visit when exploring inland Dorset and the surrounding countryside.
The World’s End, Almer
After a fire in 1991, the pub was sympathetically rebuilt using reclaimed materials to preserve its original charm. Inside you’ll find open fires, exposed beams, cosy corners and traditional rooms that give the pub its unmistakable historic atmosphere.
The welcoming interior and relaxed countryside setting make it a comfortable place to stop for lunch, dinner or a drink while travelling through Dorset.
Why We Recommend The World’s End
- Historic pub with origins dating back to the 14th century
- Traditional character with open fires and exposed beams
- Well known for home-cooked food and a welcoming atmosphere
- Family friendly with a children’s play area
The World’s End is especially popular for its hearty home-cooked meals and relaxed country pub atmosphere. Families are welcome, with a children’s menu available and outdoor space where younger visitors can play.
Visiting from Woodyhyde Campsite
The World’s End is approximately 35–40 minutes by car from Woodyhyde Campsite near Corfe Castle. It makes a great stop if you’re exploring inland Dorset, visiting nearby towns such as Blandford or Dorchester, or travelling across the county.
Other Places to Visit Nearby
Book your stay at Woodyhyde Campsite and enjoy some of Dorset’s most historic pubs during your visit.