National Trust - Clouds Hill

Historical landmark · Affpuddle and Turnerspuddle

National Trust - Clouds Hill

Historical landmark · Affpuddle and Turnerspuddle
King George V Road, Bovington BH20 7NQ, United Kingdom

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T.E. Lawrence's austere cottage retreat with original contents  

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King George V Road, Bovington BH20 7NQ, United Kingdom Get directions

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King George V Road, Bovington BH20 7NQ, United Kingdom Get directions

+44 1929 405616
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wheelchair accessible parking lot

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Nov 3, 2025

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J P

Google
As Trust members we finally visited Clouds Hill, cottage of TE Lawrence aka Lawrence of Arabia on our recent holiday in Dorset. Carpark is small so book ahead. Not sure a place for children to visit. Dogs on leads allowed in the grounds only. The cottage is near Bovington and close to where he sadly died. Wasn't sure what to expect on arrival but not aware there would be a talk prior to going into the cottage. The gentleman who gave the talk was exceptionally knowledgeable and we now know more about Lawrence's life, after around 30 minutes. After this you get to go into the cottage, again, 2 more people giving talks explaining about the rooms and it's contents - Very interesting! There is also an old bike shed to look in which unfortunately no longer houses his bikes. The whole tour takes around an hour. Lawrence had a very colourful life which was sadly cut short. You can also visit his grave which is in a nearby village. Doubt we will visit again but definitely worth the hour if you are interested in historical figures.

Ian Thomson

Google
A extraordinary, intimate insight into the mind of T E Lawrence. If you’ve read The Seven Pillars of Wisdom, this will mean the world to you. And even if you haven’t, you can feel Lawrence breathing right next to you as you peruse every nook and cranny of this gorgeously preserved property.

Vela Palim

Google
T.E. LAWRENCE one of my heroes. Thank you for a most interesting visit. All the volunteers were very informative and helpful. Very well worth the visit.

Mike Anstee

Google
If you are in the area and looking for some Heroic deeds and private life make sure you spend 2 hours at Clouds Hill. T E Lawrence (of Arabia) fame. A small personal property full of private stuff and stories. Very knowledgeable guides make the story come alive. Added bunus(noise) are the occassional Tank under training passing by on the road and track to rear of the garden. Sad ending but enlightening.

Warren Heath

Google
I would only go for 2 reasons 1) You're interested in Lawrence of Arabia and his life 2) You want to support National Trust in all they do. Book online to visit cos it's very small and tight for space inside. Small car park for about 10 cars max , no facilities here.

Tim Wood

Google
Excellent visit to clouds Hill once home of T E Lawrence a fascinating place with knowledgeable guides particularly the guide who gave us the story of Lawrence of Arabia and put his life in context and his impact on history as we started our visit. Throughly recommend you visit here good selection of books for sale at the entrance hut we also visited the crash site and the church and grave yard where he is buried at Moreton a few miles away.

Adrian Batstone

Google
A hidden secret! Tiny little cottage sitting in a dip obscured from view. Former home of TE Lawrence. Surrounded by glorious woodland, with lovely walks and great for foraging, but only if you know what to look for. Passing tanks from nearby Bovington camp make great excitement for the boys too.

C Sp

Google
It's definitely worth a visit all the staff are so nice and very knowledgeable. You need to book in advance as only about 6-8 people can go in at a time,and the tour lasts about an hour .