The partial isolation and location. A decent walk and you end up at Hive Beach where you can walk the coastal path to West Bay.

It was a bit of a ‘free for all’ trying to get a decent pitch for the van. A lot of uneven surfaces.

Entertainment was DJ Fri and Sat, The Rattle Shed was a converted barn with a bar. Decent selection of drinks, including IPA and on site cider.

The Parlour restaurant serves good pizza, just seemed limited on meat options.

18+ campsite.

Friendly staff and good atmosphere.

The Saturday night saw the owner have his birthday. Free BBQ and champagne flowing. Only downside, it went on ALL night - rubbish nights sleep. Music was loud from the barn.

The portaloos were disgusting. There was one W/c on the whole site that wasn’t in a plastic box. If you were downwind of them on your pitch…

Of course, I had to park near the weed smoking. There was a lot of it. Each to their own, but not for breakfast thanks.

I stuck to the IPA which, when going through my bank account, varied in price. £6.00 then £6.10…

I get it’s trying to have a ‘festival feel’, wasn’t expecting it that weekend!

Helpful staff, nice setting, good vibes

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Nice level ground. Clean and tidy surroundings
Choice of pitches in Orchard or in mead . We stayed riverside, very pleasant spot.
Bar was nice and restaurant looked good, although we didn't eat there.
Enjoyed people watching.
Beware the cider.....it creeps up on you.
Good to be able to have firepit.
Good rubbish facilities.
Good idea and use of the communal areas...bar etc.

It was made clear on website that there was a party vibe especially at weekends.
We didn't actually hear the music from the Rattleshack., but a group of younger folk who pulled an allnighter, and could be heard laughing and chatting until 5am. Plus campers retuning to pitches at 2.30 in the morning cidered up!

Brady Farm is a wonderful place. It is popular with all age groups. On weekends there is a DJ at the barn. The party goes on until the early hours. People at the campsite are well behaved and polite. There's a lovely atmosphere. Would definitely recommend for a weekend of fun and relaxation

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The area is fantastic and we had stayed here previously a couple years ago. Not far from the coast and the site had rustic feel about it. So we was happy to return and have a relaxing time. The main area had a barn conversion with a bar and hosted gigs and Dj's. Although there was no events on that particular weekend.

On this trip the site had a different feel to it. With a new pool near the bar raised seating area in the barn and a sandy beach feel dance floor which seemed nice. We where told when booking in that a DJ had been booked for the Friday and Saturday night. As the day went on the site quickly filled up as was expected. There was very large groups pitching up all over the site and again this was expected. We went to the bar that night to find it buzzing with campers and Dj playing. What we found unusual was the dancefloor with people dancing and their dogs running around amongst them. Also they had open firepits near the bar area which could have been disastrous for anyone intoxicated enough. Some of the bar staff appeared as intoxicated as the campers and the campsite owner seemed a little worse for wear. Needless to say we left soon after. On the second night we stayed away from the hustle and bustle and stayed at our pitch. As the evening went on it appeared the campsite owner thought it was a great idea to drive up and down the site in his ex-millitary humvee truck into the night. I presume as he had been drinking during the day that this was probably a poorly judged idea. What was a really nice relaxing campsite has left us feeling like we had attended a poorly organised rave. I presume this the only night life in Dorset.

Beautiful setting, rustic but adequate, peaceful most of the time except when there is an event. Adults only.

Toilets could be maintained more often

The whole place was amazing, lovely people and a beautiful place to stay

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What a find. A fabulous find.
A quiet site midweek Adult only. Dogs on leads are welcome.
But it’s a very lively site Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Prices are per person.
Mead field you can camp in groups bring your own drink and party until 2am when the music must be off.
The site had compost toilets which were good and showers in wooden huts with gas heater so great showers with room to get dressed in.
There is a lovely pizza restaurant on the main site that also does take away pizzas with a picnic seating area behind the restaurant and a small bar.
The main bar area is amazing but I’ll leave you to discover that.
A very laid back site with a lovely friendly vibe. A nice farm shop a half a mile walk to. And an hour walk to the beach.

The Porto loos on the smaller field, I would not use, as they do not have water to flush them.

The restaurant is such a lovely setting and great food. Club house is great fun and a proper laugh for a night out. Very laid-back. Supermarkets and beach 10 minute drive away.

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Beautiful, serene orchard camping, next to little river. Very chilled.

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