Student friendly campgrounds in Corfe Castle, England
1 bookable campground within 24.1 kilometres of Corfe Castle
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
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Mill Paddock Campsite
Wareham, Dorset, England- Well-kept family-friendly Dorset site 10 minutes’ drive from Wareham
- Monkey World 10 minutes’ drive and Studland Bay 25 minutes
- Electric hook-ups and hot showers; pubs and shops 10 minutes’ drive
Southover Woods
Dorchester, Dorset, England- Wild woodland site 20 minutes’ drive from Dorchester in Dorset
- Half an hour’s drive to the Jurassic Coast and Weymouth harbour
- Woodland walks accessed from the pitches, trout fishing next door
Little Hundreds Campsite
Tarrant Crawford, Dorset, England- Family-friendly Dorset site with views over the Tarrant Valley
- A 10-minute drive from Blandford Forum; half an hour to West Lulworth
- Set on a working farm, a mile from an independent café and farm shop
Woodyhyde Campsite
Wareham, Dorset, England- Relaxed family-run site set in an area of outstanding natural beauty
- Around 20 minutes' walk from the ruins of Corfe Castle
- Heaps of walking trails around the Purbeck Hills and Jurassic Coast
Holme Lane Camping
Wareham, Dorset, England- Family-run and dog-friendly campsite on the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset
- Studland Bay beach and the Jurassic Coast 15 minutes’ drive
- Mobile catering available every night; pub and shop 20 minutes’ walk
Seven Stars Inn
Wool, Dorset, England- Peaceful pub site on the outskirts of Wool, Dorset
- A 15-minute drive from Lulworth; 25 minutes to Weymouth or Dorchester
- Local pub serving great food and real ales; one mile from Wool station
The Walled Garden
Wareham, Dorset, England- Scenic seasonal site attached to the walled gardens at Moreton
- New amenities block added in 2016
- On the edge of Moreton village and enclosed by woodland
Merley Hall Farm
Wimborne, Dorset, England- Back to basics Dorset site set on a working sheep farm
- A 20-minute walk from Wimborne; 20 minutes' drive to Wareham or Poole
- Handy location just off the A31, a few metres from the river Stour
