Motorhome campgrounds and campervan parks in Bournemouth, England

Miranda

Long Acre Farm

Redcliffe Farm Campsite

Catseye Cottage

The Lookout Holiday Park

• Family-friendly site on the edge of the Isle of Purbeck
• A five-minute drive to Corfe Castle; 15 minutes to the Jurassic coast
• Playground; on-site shop with takeaway hot food from 7am until 2pm

Verwood, New Forest Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Holme Lane Camping

• 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

East Creech Farm Caravan and Camping Site

Birchwood Tourist Park

Hunters Moon Caravan Club Site

• A members only site at the edge of Wareham Forest
• Children's play area and dog walk
• Scenic view and walks

The True Lovers Knot

• Small site in Tarrant Keyneston, overlooking the Tarrant Valley
• Half an hour's drive from the beach and Monkey World
• In the grounds of a pub, with beer garden and playground

Hill Cottage Farm Touring Caravan Park

• 40 acres of countryside on the Dorset/Hampshire border
• Three coarse fishing lakes on site
• Convenient location for Stonehenge and the Jurassic Coast

Black Knowl Caravan Club Site

• Caravan Club Members Only site
• A wildlife lovers paradise
• Restaurants and shopping near by

Smedmore House Caravan Club Site

The Red Post Campsite

• Quiet Dorset farm in the hamlet of Anderson, just off the A31
• A 20-minute drive to Dorchester or Poole; 30 minutes to the New Forest
• Spacious pitches in a grassy paddock; seasonal street food weekends

Harry's Field

• Family-run site in a New Forest hamlet next to an award-winning pub
• A 10-minute drive to Fordingbridge town and 30 to Bournemouth beaches
• Fire baskets on request and local produce for sale; walks all around

Harry's Secret Site

• Wild-style rural Hampshire site in the New Forest Park
• A mile from Fordingbridge; Lyndhurst half an hour
• Surrounded by woods and meadows and overlooking the Avon Valley