Black Pig Retreats is a well-equipped glamping spot with a twist – guests are welcome to kick back in sumptuous glamping units alongside two friendly sows named Beauty and Belle.

Safari Glamping is where you go when you want to combine sumptuous glamping with plenty of space and the added thrill of knowing there are just two enchanting twin lodges set amid picturesque and quiet settings.

If you’re craving a quiet seaside escape from the bustle and stress of urban life, pack your swimming gear and rumble over to Plough Point Farm. This friendly, spacious site rests an ideal thirty-minute drive from the golden sands and safe swimming waters of the Jurassic Coast beaches.

Seven Stars Inn is a quiet pub site, positioned on the edge of Wool, Dorset's sleepy village. The site serves as a splendid base for explores in Dorset and affords easy access to the A352 for adventures further afield.

Enjoy returning to nature amid tranquil settings at Jims Camping, a remarkable, back-to-basics camping space nestled in a delightfully pretty and peaceful village in Dorset.

The folk at Neddy Green are all about traditional camping stays, offering a warm welcome to all guests who want to settle in for a traditional, eco-friendly camping escape.

Whitemead Caravan Park is a friendly, family-run site nestled in the picturesque village of Wool, just five minutes from the golden sands and azure waters of the inviting coastline.

Galton Campsite is a fab family-run site set out on a lush twenty-acre field, on the grounds of a peaceful organic beef farm, within easy reach of renowned attractions like Lulworth Cove.

Milton Farm Campsite is a quiet, secluded camping base nestled next to the pretty village of Milton on Sour. Make this welcoming site your base for exploring the north of Dorset.

Bluebell Meadow Campsite is a new, family-friendly site enclosed by miles of open farmland and rests close to the Poole, Swanage, and Bournemouth. The owners are cheerful and friendly folk and take great pride in providing campers with peaceful.

Hunters Moon Caravan Club Site rests on the fringes of the peaceful and enchanting Wareham Forest, offering adventuresome sorts an excellent propelling point to explore this striking area of Dorset.

Birchwood Tourist Park is a welcoming rural campsite with open views and a sprawling even camping field with ample space for stretching out and getting into vacation mode. Set a mere 3-miles from the nearby Wareham town.

Lower Liston Caravan Park manages to up the already exceptional standards of a Caravan and Motorhome Club Site, offering guests a memorable camping experience amid open, sprawling farmland tucked amid the tranquil and scenic settings of a stunning North Dorset Valley.

A lovely location and laidback camping feel at Primrose Fields Campsite has campers rushing back for a well-earned, peaceful holiday. The site rests in picturesque, quiet countryside on the fringes of the verdant Wareham Forest.

Picture cosy nights huddle around the crackling log burning stove as you unwind in a lovely shepherd's hut and gaze out at the twinkling stars from the open doorway. Outside.

Purbeck Glamping is a calm and welcoming site enjoying a relaxed yet well-placed position in Dorset. The site is maintained to a high standard and offers guests the freedom to kick back in luxurious and generously spaced bell tents on a sheep farm.

Ye Olde Wheelwrights is a lovely Camping and Caravan Club member set on the border dividing Dorset and Wiltshire. The site rests in a peaceful and viewsome location, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Huntick Farm Caravans is a cracking spot for escapes with your canine companion, set in a peaceful location amid the stunning Dorset countryside. This welcoming and friendly park is an ideal spot for adult-only getaways with your friends or partner.

Wyndham Farm is a lovely Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location tucked on a sprawling farm extending over 104 acres on the fringes of Blackmore Vale, offering camping sorts the opportunity to set up base on some of the finest riding and hunting landscapes in England.

The buzzing town of Wincanton was once a stopover for many a weary traveller who would change horses, drink, and eat before resuming travels to London and South West England.