Yes! In high season, we have various local takeaway food vans visiting site. To find out if they will be there during your stay.

You can also get takeaway from the local fish and chip shop a 10-minute walk from site. See our Information Hut for details of other local takeaways.

Yes! There is a two ring electric hob, a kettle, toaster and coffee maker that is for your use. Please do remember that you need to bring your own cookware if you would like to cook in your glamping unit.

Yes! There is always a space for a minimum of one car by your pitch. If you have paid for an extra vehicle, it may be possible to also park it on your pitch, or it can be parked in a secure place on the Park.

By law, there is a strict No Smoking policy in all our Romany Caravans, Shepherds Huts and Glamping Pods. Cigarette disposal units are situated outside the reception office and facility blocks. Anyone smoking in any of the units will automatically be charged £200 due to cleaning charges and loss of use.

Yes you can turn up without a reservation, however in busy periods we may be full and not have any space! It is always best to phone in advance and check whether we will have any availability if you choose to visit last minute.

Of course! Friends can visit for no charge but please be respectful of other guests. We kindly ask that they have left the site by 9pm.

BBQs are allowed if they are raised off the ground and used only for cooking. However, fire safety regulations prohibit fire pits, bonfires and fireworks.

We politely ask guests to abide by our strict 10.30pm quiet time rule. Please be courteous to other guests around you.

No – our amenity blocks are free to use for all guests.

You can stay with us for just the one night or for longer, the choice is yours! Peak season, bank holidays and weekends can be subject to minimum nights – do check with us though as we may have gaps to fill!

We allow deliveries to the park but please ask them to park up outside the gates where you can collect the delivery. For security and safety reasons, we cannot have them deliver to your pitch.

All of our glamping units have the space for a travel cot (please note, travel cots are not provided). However, due to the layout of our Romany Caravans, it does make them a bit of a squeeze with a travel cot in.

If you are planning to bring a travel cot, then we’d recommend booking a shepherds hut or glamping pod.

The double beds in each glamping unit measure 190cm x 135cm.

The lounge seat bedding pulls out to two beds of approximately 185cm x 70cm. Please note, that the lounge beds are not suitable for adults, but for children up to around the age of 14.

Please do let us know if you have any specific requests on booking. Where possible, we will do our best to accommodate. However, this does depend on availability / the time of year you are visiting.

The interior is as accessible as possible whilst maintaining the authenticity of the experience. However, there are a few steps up into each glamping unit. We have multiple accessible amenities and facilities on the park to help you make the best of your stay with us. Please look at our accessibility page for more information.

All taps are safe to drink from apart from those that specifically say you can’t. If you are unsure, please ask one of the members of the team.

Yes, there is Wifi on park and best of all, it’s completely free! Please do not use any streaming services as this will slow down the service for all guests.

There is a small fridge in your glamping unit. This has enough space to store a couple of meals and drinks for your stay.

You can freeze ice packs 24h at the Information Centre.

There are a range of petrol stations to choose from dependent on your direction of travel. The cheapest is at the Tesco Extra at Fleetsbridge (7min drive) – BH17 7EJ

To the North: Esso Garage – BH21 3HA on the A31

To the South: Hamworthy Service Station – BH16 5BN on the road to the ferry terminal

To the East: Shell Station – BH15 1AS on the A35

To the West: Shell Station – BH20 7LA on the A35

Yes – there is outdoor seating that is specific for your use.

Yes! You have a dedicated space for a vehicle with your glamping stay. If you want to bring more than one vehicle, please contact us to discuss options.

Although we provide most of the essentials you will need for your stay, we suggest you bring the following items:

Bed linen — including sleeping bags/duvet/pillow, bed sheets and pillow cases, crockery, mugs, glasses, chopping board, corkscrew, cutlery (including sharp knife for chopping/cutting), frying pan, saucepan, tin opener, water carrier, washing up bowl etc.

Once you are through our gates – you have arrived! We have a designated pull over area for arrivals, from there you can make your way to reception to check in. You do not require any paperwork for check in.

There is an adventure playground, an area for ball games with football nets, a badminton net and a table tennis station.  There is also a duck pond complete with ducks and a picnic field to explore. To explore the pond area, children must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

If you think you are going to arrive after 5pm, please make every effort to contact us with an estimated time of arrival. If you are due to arrive after reception has closed, we may be able to arrange a late check in for you.

The speed limit on the park is strictly 5mph. We kindly ask guests to drive as if their children or loved ones lived here!

There is so much to see and do in the local area you’ll be spoilt for choice when deciding how to spend your free time. Poole, Swanage, Bournemouth and Weymouth are all easily accessible and offer plenty of attractions and activities to keep the whole family entertained. The Jurassic Coast and Dorset countryside surrounding our park provide endless walks and opportunities to explore the great outdoors. For more inspiration take a look at our things to do in Dorset webpage. This holiday planning tool will help you get the most out of your stay. You can also pop into our information hut on site. You’ll find lots of leaflets to peruse during your stay.

The bus to Poole and Swanage stops directly outside the gates. We also have bikes available for hire from site and there is a lovely walking/cycling route to Poole that is about 5miles long. Taxis are also readily available.

Check out by 11am on the day of departure.

Check in any time from 12pm for Touring and Camping or from 3pm for Glamping on the day of arrival, and check out by 11am on the day of departure.

You will receive a map of the Park in your pre-arrival paperwork. Alternatively, a map of the park can be found here.

We have bike hire onsite! Just ask at reception to hire your bike from £15 a day for an adult bike, with a discount for multiple days hire. We have adult, junior, child and toddler bikes available.

The nearest pub is walkable! The St Peters Finger is a 10-minute walk from site and accessible via a lit footpath. It’s also dog-friendly. Don’t forget to use your voucher to get a free bottle of wine there!

The Bakers Arms is a 15-minute walk from site. There is a range of restaurants within a short taxi drive, including the Chequers Inn in Lytchett Minster. There is also an incredible variety to suit all budgets available in Poole and Bournemouth that are accessible by bus or car. If you would like any recommendations – just ask!

We have a fully stocked shop onsite with all your essentials onsite, and the nearest convenience store is less than a mile walk into Upton. For a big shop, there is a 24hour Tesco, Lidl, Aldi, Asda, Sainsburys, M&S and alternative shops of your choice within a 5-10minute radius by car.

During normal working hours, you can give us a ring on 01202 622577 or pop up to reception where a colleague will be happy to help. Out of hours, there is an emergency number to call that is displayed on the reception door.

Just give one of our colleagues a ring on 01202 622 577. Alternatively, pop up to reception where one of our colleagues would be happy to help.