dorset cc sites and area

[Jo-AnneFairway5402010]

any of you been to any of the cc sites in dorset?

what is the area of dorset like?.

watched it on coast and it looks so beautiful. what area would you recommend to stay we dont mind travelling.

jo-anne

 

[Angus1]

We did `Haycraft` a few years ago and found it excellent, (get in the bit they call the C.L just through the gate if you can, loads of space and not regimented).

Nice area with lots to do, but we`ve just got back from Putts Corner (Sidmouth) where its easy to do West Dorset which again is great, but if you go to that side I would recommend Wood Farm which is first class (stopped by to be nosy!). Its well placed for Branscombe, Beer, Chesil Beach etc. Loads of nice pubs in pretty villages doing good food.

It probably looks even nicer when its not raining!

 

[Jo-AnneFairway5402010]

is wood farm a cc site?.

also is haycraft the site they dont allow bbq's?.

thanks

jo-anne

 

[Angus1]

I wasn`t aware of any BBQ restrictions at Haycraft, but thats not to say they may not have been introduced, but under normal weather conditions (define those if you can!) I can`t see why there should be any given its location.

Wood Farm is an affiliated site (CC + C&CC members get a dicount I believe), and on our impromptu inspection was spotlessly clean with lots of different pitching areas and a very nice pool (indoor) if you go for such things. Many pitches have nice views, and although close to a main road was surprisingly quiet and tranquil.

 

[Jo-AnneFairway5402010]

hi angus, just had a look at wood farm looks nice but its only 10 amp and i would trip everything out im afraid.

is the haycraft site swanage?, its the weymouth site that doesnt allow bbq's

i dont know why not its all part of caravanning.

jo-anne

 

[Angus1]

Yes, Haycraft is at Swanage, adjacent to the steam railway which you can ride down to Corfe Castle and is highly recommended.