Camping holidays in Dorset - Campsites 21 to 30 in Dorset

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Eype House Caravan Park (Bridport) - Situated just 200 yards from the beach Eype House occupies over four acres or rising ground with extensive sea views and easy access to the unspoiled beach.

Osmington Mills Holidays (Weymouth) - There are two modern toilet blocks both with showers, hairdryer points, shaver points and washing-up facilities. The lower block also has disabled facilities and a newly refurbished laundry room. There is a further separate laundry room next to the upper toilet block and shop.

Charris Camping and Caravan Park (Wimborne) - Situated on the edge of the Stour Valley, the park has approximately 3 acres of sheltered, tree screened, grassy areas providing 45 pitches for caravans, motor vans and tents on flat and gently sloping areas.

Herston Caravan and Camping (Swanage) - Caravan and Camp Site offers excellent family camping and caravanning in the beautiful Dorset countryside.

Wareham Forest Tourist Park (Wareham) - Surrounded by the quiet and tranquility of 14 square miles of Wareham Forest, the 55 acre site ensures plenty of space whilst our top quality facilities assure you of a comfortable stay.

St. Leonards Farm Caravan and Camping Park (Bournemouth) - St. Leonards Farm is a quiet family-run park, ideally situated near Bournemouth, Poole and the beautiful New Forest, making it an ideal base from which to visit and enjoy the many attractions in this area. The park is well drained and level with widely spaced pitches.

Bagwell Farm Touring Park (Weymouth) - Bagwell Farm is at the heart of one of Britain's most beautiful and celebrated landscapes and a great base for your Dorset holiday. Open all year, for touring caravans, motor-homes and tents you'll find a warm welcome and all you'd expect of a four-star park. We think you'll also find a whole lot more!.

Wilksworth Farm Caravan Park (Wimborne) - Wilksworth Farm is situated in an historic setting. The house a Grade 2* listed building, was once owned by Henry VIII and is listed in the Doomsday Book. Today the site still enjoys the tranquility of this beautiful part of Dorset.