Chilcombe is a very small, rural civil parish in Dorset, England, set amid rolling farmland and chalk downland close to the county's rugged south coast and the Jurassic Coast. Its landscape is dominated by arable fields and pasture with a handful of houses clustered around an historic manor and a tiny parish church, giving it a quietly secluded character.
There are no shops or services in the parish itself, so the local economy is largely agricultural and day-to-day life looks to nearby towns such as Bridport for amenities; the area attracts walkers and people seeking tranquillity rather than crowds. Historic buildings, quiet lanes and far-reaching views make Chilcombe typical of Dorset's small, well-preserved rural communities.