(TA24 6JT) Hoburne Blue Anchor Holiday Park

Award-winning South Lytchett Manor is located three miles from Poole, nine miles from Bournemouth, and thirteen miles from the beautiful Jurassic Coastline, making it the ideal base for exploring local beauty spots, stunning beaches, places of historic interest, and family attractions. The park is four miles (14 minutes drive) from the Port of Poole, providing the perfect rest stop before sailing off on your adventure in France. Set in 20 acres of tranquil parkland the family-run park has well-equipped, fully-serviced pitches for caravans and motorhomes. Spacious camping pitches are available and glamping options include Romany Caravans, Shepherd Huts, Glamping Pods and Star-gazing Yurts. Facilities include a café and seasonal bakery, an onsite shop for essentials, pop-up takeaway food pods, free Wi-Fi, laundry, a children’s play area, bike hire, a well-stocked dog wash and an exercise meadow. The village pub – St Peter’s Finger is a short 10-minute walk and offers a free bottle of wine when two main courses are purchased. South Lytchett Manor has won many awards including AA Campsite of the Year 2021/22, AA Campsite 5 Platinum Award, and Diamond Loo of the Year Award three years in a row to name a few...

Beck Farm Campsite, only maybe 4 or 5 campervans (no motorhomes or caravans) allowed on their permit but starting price is 12 for 1 person and a van, pretty much the best this close to Tenby. Really lovely eco initiative with a farm shop that's open till 5 and does food. They're big on recycling, solar etc so no hookups but there's a space to charge things if you need, there's 5 flushing toilets and hot showers and a kitchen sink for washing and a Pizza oven! They sell dough and toppings in the farm shop during the day and even kiln dried wood, be fun if there was a few of you. The farm shop also does breakfast and coffee. 40 min walk to Tenby along coast or 20 mins to closest beach. There's also glamping tents and yurts in the next field. A stunningly beautiful place even without a clear view of the ocean. Some sites are slightly on a slope.