Are you planning to take the kids out for a beachy escape this hol? Do the excellent beaches and array of family-friendly attractions of Dorset suit your travel needs? If so.

Plenty of beer this hol, you say? We got you, says we, or rather the friendly folk down at Beer Youth Hostel. If the rather telling name hasn’t given it away, this cracking spot overflows with oodles of.

Wood Farm Caravan and Camping Park is a spacious, well-maintained park set an ideal half a mile from the coast. The site offers guests excellent escapes with heaps of open green spaces.

Wake up to glorious sunrises across the bay at Beer Head Caravan Park, a fantastic spot for a stopover or an extended holiday in Beer. The site enjoys a scenic and enviable location on top of the cliffs towering over the village and offers campers arguably one of the best spots to pitch a tent or park a touring vehicle in beautiful Devon.

Settle in for stress-free, guilt-free holidays at Monkton Wyld Court, a spacious, eco-friendly campsite nestled in a peaceful, verdant valley, with splendid scenery and plenty of peace for that much-needed break from the hectic pace of the modern world.

Live it up at Leacroft Touring Park, a cracking campsite for those who want to blend a tranquil and picturesque camping space in the countryside with effortless access to miles of sandy beaches and bustling cities.

Ashdown Caravan Park is a relaxed, compact, private campsite owned by friendly and approachable owners Mel and Phil. The site rests in tranquil settings on the border dividing Beer and Colyton.

Kick back in a comfortable, well-maintained camping spot and enjoy a 10-minute stroll from the nearest pebble beach with easy access to scenic walks at Manor Farm Holiday Centre.

If you’re the type of camper who prefers a no-frills camping escape with a relaxed atmosphere, come down over to Brigs Farm. This peaceful spot rests in a sleepy village.

Let out a sigh of contentment as you breathe in the fresh air and listen to birdsong carrying across the tranquil countryside at Westover Farm, a cracking spot for those who desire a combination of country and coast.

Stay at Jurassic Glamping, a small-scale luxury campsite with spectacular views over the stunning Axe Valley, and live it up in one of four large safari-style tents, each equipped with creature comforts for relaxing escapes.

Newlands Holiday Park is a well-loved family-friendly base for seaside escapes, resting an ideal 15-minute stroll from the world-famous fossil beach and picturesque village of Charmouth.

Leave the modern world and the bustling cities in the distance as you sit back in the glorious sunshine, soak in sweeping scenery from a delightfully tranquil and lush location in the heart of the East Devon countryside.

Why gaze moodily at congested streets from the window at your office when you can be soaking in the golden sunshine whilst gazing dreamily at stunning views of the Black Down Hills at Merrydown Camping? The five-van.

How would you like to escape the stresses and schedules of modern life for gently rolling meadows, big skies, and easy access to a pretty beach? If this blend sounds like an enticing spot for your next holiday.

Farway Camping is a delightful spot for escaping the modern world and its towering skyscrapers for glorious open green spaces, clear night skies, fresh air, and the chance to camp beside friendly.

Branscombe Airfield Caravan Site boasts a private airstrip and a convenient yet peaceful location on the fringes of Branscombe village and its lovely stretch of shoreline. Sidmouth.

Head down to Holnest Holidays if you’re looking for luxurious, eco-friendly glamping close to the East Devon Way. Families and couples are invited to savour the thrills of unpolluted night skies.

Hobby Farm is the perfect base for a kid-free holiday, set within the Dorset Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, providing adults with heaps of peace and space for serene escapes from the daily grind.

Are you looking for an idyllic break from the hectic pace of the modern world? Are you keen to escape the cities for the quiet of the countryside and the thrills of the coastline? If you’ve answered yes to the above.