Dorset is a county of contrasts, offering holiday parks along the famous Jurassic Coast as well as in green, rolling countryside. Some sites are close to bustling seaside towns, while others sit in peaceful rural settings just a short drive from the coast.
With its mix of beaches, cliffs, market towns, and historic landmarks, Dorset makes a fantastic base for both relaxation and exploration.
Static Caravan Sites in Dorset
Ready to explore holiday home options in Dorset? We’ve pulled together a list of the best holiday parks in the area, including details of caravans available to buy and payment plans.
Choose a park that suits your needs and browse photos, detailed descriptions, and contact information — all in one place.
Explore Dorset
Dorset is best known for its Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that stretches for 95 miles. Inland, the county has chalk downlands, rivers, and picturesque towns.
Distinctive Landscapes
The Jurassic Coast is world-famous for its geology, fossils, and natural landmarks like Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove. Beyond the coast, Dorset has rolling hills and heathlands ideal for walking and cycling.
Towns and Villages
Highlights across Dorset include:
- Bournemouth – a lively seaside resort with sandy beaches.
- Weymouth – a traditional seaside town with a historic harbour.
- Swanage – a charming resort on the Isle of Purbeck.
- Dorchester – the county town with Roman history and museums.
- Lyme Regis – a classic seaside town famous for fossil hunting.
Additional Attractions
Visitors can explore Corfe Castle, ride the Swanage Railway, or enjoy walking sections of the South West Coast Path. Families will love attractions like Monkey World and the Tank Museum.
Why Choose a Dorset Holiday Park?
- Access to the Jurassic Coast and iconic landmarks.
- A wide choice of parks from lively resorts to peaceful retreats.
- Historic towns and villages to explore year-round.
- A welcoming atmosphere with plenty of local attractions.