A352, DT2 8LE, Dorchester
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A campsite near Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, beside a traditional pub with friendly staff and good food. Booking into the campsite through the pub is required, as overnight stays are not allowed in the pub car park. The site offers grass or gravel pitches, with keypad-controlled toilets and showers, although recent reports describe the facilities as basic and needing improvement. A recent price was 50£ for two nights without electricity, and Durdle Door is 20 Min by bike.
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Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
A really good pit stop for the night not far from Lulworth cove... The food at the Pub is excellent and the service is good and very amicable... Overall,a very pleasant stay...
Simple meadow with simple, basic facilities. The toilets could be improved. Quiet at night—you cannot hear the cars on the main road! Choice of grass or gravel. The pub right there is very convenient. Twenty minutes by bike to the Durdle Door parking area. £50 for two nights without electricity.Translating
The motorhome area is okay, but the sanitary facilities leave much to be desired. I would not go there again.Translating
We spent one night without electricity for £25 on a grass pitch. Unfortunately, the sanitary facilities are not good. The area in the pub building is old and shabby. The garden-shed facilities are small and cold. The pub right next to the site is great. The food was mediocre. It was okay for us.Translating
Overpriced for what it is. 1 person - £22 no electric or £39 with electric for one night. I was given the wrong codes on arrival so couldn’t have a shower in the morning - I’d been given the codes for the summer showers which on (it was about -1c) until I went inside. The showers and toilets were clean and the staff were very friendly. The food was ok and they had a good selection of beers.
This place seems to have gone downhill since previous reviews. It's quite expensive (£39 for 2 people with electric pitch in the off season), there's some deep wet sandy areas that look like you could easily get stuck in, and the food in the pub is old, dry and awful. Other facilities are OK but pretty basic. No grey waste disposal.
Excellent welcome, the lads at the pub were very kind. Clean, fresh-smelling facilities and showers.Translating
Stopped for an overnight. Friendly people and we had an excellent meal in the pub. Reasonable cost for an overnight at £20 without electricity. Good facilities a good sized open pitches. Local shop a short walk for those extra bits as well.
We were warmly welcomed. For one night, £25 for two people on a grass pitch without electricity. We did not use the sanitary facilities, as we have our own.Translating
Very welcoming staff,friendly and happy to give us a take away meal as my daughter was tired so just wanted to relax in the Camper. Lovely big field, clean toilets and shower even though a little dated. Perfect for what we needed. There is a bit of noise from Traffic throughout the night but it didn't bother us. Would stay again for sure. £20 for the night.
Nice little campsite for a short stay. We booked online (very handy) and showed up a little early but were able to have some food in the pub. Really lovely staff there, my dog was welcomed and they are allowed on the campsite. Shower and toilet facilities there (basic but do the job). Good stop for Jurassic coast visit! We will use again if we visit in the future!
We did not make any resignations and just thought we would try our look. Tipped up about 7:30pm and the staff where very welcoming. Lovely little gated field just off the road but out of sight. Facilities are okay but a bit rundown. We paid £20 for the night without electric. Check out is at 11 o’clock next day. Little road noise throughout the night but not enuf to put us off going back.
We spent two nights here. The price-performance ratio is absolutely justified. We paid £25 for two adults without electricity. Breakfast muffins are included in the price. The food and drinks were tasty and in line with the prices we know from England. The staff are very friendly. We would like to come back.Translating
Meant to stay 2 nights but ended up leaving as was the worst nights sleep we’ve had. Loud group coming out the pub and up until 1am, fog horn going off from 11pm until 6am every minute or 2 and right by an A road so constant traffic and farm movements through the night. Pub food was average, breakfast included which makes the £25 a night ok but breakfast was also average (undercooked egg and frozen had browns / sausages). Staff were all lovely, facilities weren’t clean but worked.