Caravan Holidays in Dorset

Dorset

Dorset Holiday Parks

If you’ve never considered a holiday to delightful Dorset, the first question to ask is, why not? With its stunning Jurassic coastline, captivating countryside, enchanting towns and villages, a whole host of attractions and activities, delicious local cuisine, and even locally produced wines, the area offers something for everyone.

Why Choose A Caravan To Rent In Dorset

Are you looking for the ideal destination for a romantic getaway with that special someone? Maybe you’ve been charged with finding the perfect location for a reunion with friends. Or are you looking for somewhere to go with the family that will keep the children entertained? Without a doubt, Dorset has it all!

With more caravan parks than you can shake a stick at, you won’t have a problem finding a site to suit. Durdle Door is one of Dorset’s most famous beaches, and Durdle Door Holiday Park in Wareham offers a brilliant setting with access to this wonderful beach and lots of on-site facilities such as a shop, pub, restaurant, launderette, and children’s play areas, so you’re sure to be able to keep the whole family happy.

Dorset Holiday Parks include Littlesea Holiday Park in Weymouth and Rockley Park in Poole - both Haven sites that offer all the Haven benefits visitors know and love and boast spectacular settings close to beautiful beaches.

Offering a restful woodland backdrop, Oakdene Forest Park in St Leonards is somewhere you can chill out and get into the holiday vibe, whether you’re on a family break or looking for something more intimate. Dog-friendly Swanage Bay View Park is a superb site with a heated indoor pool, a bar, a restaurant, and a gym. It also has fantastic beaches right on the doorstep.

Waterside Bowleaze Cove Holiday Park and Spa provides five-star accommodation with on-site facilities, including indoor and outdoor pools, a pub and clubhouse, a restaurant, amusements, a gym, a shop, and a children’s club. It is also just a short stroll from stunning Weymouth beach.

Places To Visit While At A Dorset Holiday Park

As you can tell, it’s all about the beaches in Dorset, with highlights including Bournemouth, Poole, Swanage, Chesil, Sandbanks, and Weymouth. You can’t beat packing a picnic, a bucket, and a spade and heading to the beach for the day.

Imagine exploring hidden coves, rock pools, and sand dunes, trying a whole host of watersports, looking out for local wildlife and bird life, indulging in a romantic stroll hand in hand along the beach, or enjoying a windswept, energetic dog walk.

There is more to Dorset than just beaches, though. The National Trust’s Corfe Castle is an excellent destination for a day out, young or old, with the ruins of the original castle, which date back to the days of William the Conqueror, just waiting to be explored. With sublime views towards Poole Bay and as far as the Isle of Wight, the castle really does boast an unforgettable setting. Enjoy a riverside picnic in the Old Mill picnic area, walk in the Purbeck Hills or visit The Village tea room, gift shop and bookshop.

On the site of Corfe Castle is the popular Dorset Adventure Park, 18 acres of woodland with two lakes. It offers a fun-filled and hair-raising water obstacle course and a mud trail assault course. Be prepared to get very wet and very muddy!

Dorset’s gentle climate attracts birds and wildlife from far and wide, making it the perfect setting for bird and wildlife spotting. RSPB Weymouth Wetlands incorporates RSPB Radipole and RSPB Lodmoor, which boast some of the most colourful and unusual specimens. So keep an eye out for kingfishers, bearded reedlings, warblers, otters, and water voles, to name just a few, and don’t forget your binoculars.

For a memorable trip for the grown-ups, book a place on the dog-friendly Furleigh Vineyard Wine Tour, where visitors are treated to a tour of the vineyard (keep an eye out for deer!) and the state-of-the-art winery and have a go at some wine tasting.

Booking a caravan holiday to Dorset promises a trip to remember for a lifetime.