A lot of thing have been sqeezed into a fairly small shop!…read moreIn the window is a bicycle, a tent and several styles of outer wear. I'm guessing that they don't have specialist knowledge but the shop is definitely interesting in its content - just about anything to do with outdoors but in a limited sor of way. I was simply browsing, so if you need something do check it out! I would if I were local. As Wareham is a small town, I imagine the pprices would be slightly above average.

Fantastic park. Have visited a number of times and it always spotlessly clean and all the staff are…read morevery friendly and welcoming. I the dog friendly facilities are brilliant especially the dog wash area which was definitely needed after a muddy walk in the woods.

This is a large camp site surrounded by Woodland. A beautiful setting. Privately owned and run…read more I've stayed twice. Good shower and toilet blocks. Shop on site. Recommended

This is one of the best sites I've been to in a long while. I stayed for three weeks in March 2011…read morein my motorhome and had a really relaxing time. It's a franchise site, owned by Mark and Lisa Dando. They are helpful, friendly people who are working hard to make their site even better. The site sits on a hillside just outside the village of Corfe Castle and is multi-level and well landscaped. Unlike many C&CC sites, the hardstandings are genuinely that, not just reinforced grass plots. As a result there's little mud, which is usually the bane of this club's sites in wet weather. Facilities are good, as are cellphone and Internet reception. There's no wifi. I don't have a TV, so can't comment on that. The shop has essentials and you can have newspapers and bread delivered to order. There's wildlife everywhere on the site, including a nesting pair of sparrowhawks and badgers that visit at night from a nearby sett. (Don't leave out any food you'll want in the morning!) Sika deer call in on occasion. The setting is lovely and the local walking superb. It's ideal for dog owners. Corfe Castle village is a short walk away, either by road or, more picturesquely, by the footpath just above the site. There's a steam train from Corfe Castle to Swanage at weekends this time of year, more often in season. A return ticket is £9. The only drawback, and it's minor, is that the internal roads are surfaced with loose limestone, so you need to wear decent shoes to walk to the showers. There's little lighting on the site, which you'll be glad of when you see the night skies. Further details are at the Web site -- http://tinyurl.com/6frdfua .

Great campsite for both caravanners and tents. Friendly staff, good old fashioned site. Working…read morefarm, so expect country smells!