Campsites Upton

Are you gazing out of your window, daydreaming of sandy shore, sunny skies and refreshing, crystal clear water that encourages a quick swim? Make your dream a reality with a well-earned escape to The Lookout Holiday Park.

If you want the best facilities and service, sumptuous abodes and a high percentage of like-minded guests returning year after year, Wareham Forest Tourist Park is the best spot for a carefree peaceful escape.

There are ample reasons to base your next holiday at Burnbake Campsite, a stunning camping and glamping site perfect for unwinding and exploring Purbeck. Campers are welcome to savour the relaxing atmosphere of a woodland setting.

Whether you want to kick back a camper, camp under canvas, or enjoy the comforts of a self-catering abode, Wilksworth Caravan Park is the perfect space to enjoy a well-earned holiday in the historic countryside.

Explore England’s first World Heritage Site and explore the rich history of Corfe Castle at Norden Farm Touring Campsite, a family-run site tucked on a peaceful working farm on the beautiful southern coast of the Dorset coast.

The folk at Parley Glade know how to create a welcoming and well-organized camping space for Camping and Caravanning Club members. Let Richard, your host, set the tone for your holiday with a warm welcome on arrival and gentle yet helpful assistance throughout your stay.

If you’re looking for a family-friendly camping experience with oodles of wildlife, a splendid coastal location, and barbeques, come over to Snooks Farm Alpacas and spend a happy hol on a working alpaca farm.

East Creech Farm Caravan and Camping Site is a spacious grassy 5-acre site nestled amid the stunning scenery of the Purbeck Hills, within easy reach of the region’s varied and exciting attractions.

Wooders Campsite is a cracking little site with helpful owners, everything you’ll need for a relaxing holiday, and comfortable camping or glamping with excellent value for money.

Church Farm is a traditional, no-frills camping space enjoying an enviable and picturesque spot for exploring the Isle of Purbeck and the rest of Dorset. Explore exciting attractions.

Corfe Castle Camping and Caravanning Club Site is a lovely camping spot, enfolded by stunning Blue Flag beaches, heather-clad rolling hills, and battle-scarred ruins that tell tales of ancient leaders and their exploits.

Happy campers love The Homestead Campsite for many reasons – an excellent location for beachy Bournemouth stays, miles of scenic countryside on your doorstep, spacious pitches.

Kick back under the stunning Purbeck Hills at Ulwell Holiday Park, a peaceful and beautifully-maintained site nestled amid stunning, gently undulating countryside with easy access to the coastline.

If you’re desperately in need of an escape from the complexities of the rat race and crave the greenery and open spaces of the countryside, pack your bags and rumble over to the Dapplewood Caravan Site post haste.

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.

Woodyhyde Campsite rests in the verdant heart of the striking Purbeck countryside, placed on 15-acres of stunning open countryside, providing spectacular scenery of the surrounding landscape.

Luckford Wood Caravan and Camping is a welcoming, spacious site enjoying prime position just ten minutes from the picturesque village of Wool, scattered with historic buildings.

Knaveswell Farm is a quiet campsite nestled on lovely Dorset Farm set at the base of the elongated Nine Barrow Down and settle in for a peaceful back to basics escape, a mere 15-minute drive from the beaches in Swanage and Studland.

Parley Court Camping is a peaceful, rustic, family-owned site ideal for those visiting Bournemouth. The site offers traditional camping experiences, welcoming only tent campers and glampers on a relaxed.

Mill Paddock Campsite rests in the stunning Frome Valley, sandwiched between the picturesque village of Wool and the welcoming Saxon town of Wareham, which boasts a weekly market and annual fireworks displays.