When we head off in our campervan, we usually have a walk or a hike planned. As a result, I thought I would put together this post to highlight the best campsites for hiking that we have visited. I know there are many more around the country, but these are the best campsites for hiking...
Hi everybody, and today we are exploring Hengistbury Head. There are great walks with stunning views, plenty of flowers and wildlife. If the walk is too much, why not try out the Land Train for an easy trip. You can take it there or back. Let’s look around in a bit more detail. The...
The Rodwell Trail is a 3.5k path built on a disused railway line. The path runs between Weymouth and Chesil Beach / Isle of Portland, home to the Portland Lighthouse. This path is extremely popular for walkers and cyclist, and we have done it a couple of times. Here is all you need to...
Here is our review of Wilksworth Caravan Park. As with all our reviews here, and what we want to achieve on this site, we only review the campsites we have stayed at, so you know you are getting an honest opinion from honest campers. This is a review based on our experiences, totally...
Here is our review of the Caravan and Motorhome Club, Haycraft Cottage site. As with all our reviews here, and what we want to achieve on this site, we only review the campsites we have stayed at, so you know you are getting an honest opinion from honest campers. This is a review based on...
Last year, we took a trip to Brownsea Island to try and encourage some Red Squirrels to pose for a few photographs. It didn’t quite go to plan, but we had an amazing three and a half hours there. Yes, only three and a half hours. Time was being restricted to the National Trust could...
Walking from Durdle Door to Lulworth Cove, or indeed the other way is a popular but recommended walk. The walk isn’t too difficult, and the views are well worth the effort. You have the relative untouched Durdle Door, and the perfect little seaside cove town of Lulworth. While...
Here is our review of Durdle Door Campsite, the extremely popular Holiday Park situated on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset. As with all our reviews here, and what we want to achieve on this site, we only review the campsites we have stayed at, so you know you are getting an honest opinion...
We have been desperate to share our review of Pebble Bank Holiday Park. Mainly because we have been desperate to visit somewhere. Anywhere. We chose to visit this one of many campsites near Weymouth, as it wasn’t too far from where we live. We chose Pebble Bank for our first...
Kimmeridge Bay Dorset is one of many little bays or coves that are scattered along the Jurassic Coast. When we visited, we chose to park on the clifftop. There is a slipway car park too, but we chose the clifftop car park for the great views and the mini-hike down to the bay. If you are...
Corfe Castle is a ruined castle site situated in the village of Corfe, in Dorset. It is one of more than 1,500 castles that are dotted around the UK. If you are a fan of castles, particularly small ones, have a read of this post. Corfe is just 15-minute drive to the beautiful seaside town...
Billy Winters Weymouth Beach Bar is just a cool place to be. Sitting on the pebble/shingle beach, not far from Chesil Beach sits this earthy, inviting, retro beach bar. A beachside shack with brightly painted picnic tables overlooking the beach. Billy Winters is a place you will want to...