Beaches lie within walking distance of Meadow View, along with access to Chesil Beach and the South West Coastal Path. The Jurassic Coast stretches east toward Portland and west along one of England's most dramatic shorelines. Dorchester, the county town, is a short drive away. Dog walkers have the East Fleet and miles of coastal paths nearby.
This 1930s house has been recently renovated and sits on two floors with a living and dining space, a fully equipped kitchen, and three bedrooms—a double, two singles, and another single—plus one bathroom with a walk-in shower. The bedrooms offer generous storage. Essentials including wifi, heating, bed linen and towels are covered. The kitchen has an electric cooker, hob, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine. A rear garden includes a decked terrace and patio with furniture; the front is enclosed. Parking for two cars is on site, and there's a bike store. The property sleeps 5 and is yours alone for the duration of your stay. One dog is welcome; smoking is not.
A secure playing field adjoins the rear garden, with a pump track for bikes and scooters and a separate children's play area. Four small beaches—Castle Cove, Sandsfoot and Smallmouth among them—face onto Portland Harbour.
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🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
We stayed here for the weekend and decided to try somewhere different from our usual camping spot, and we're so glad we did! From the moment we arrived, the staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming and helpful. The site itself is absolutely beautiful, with lovely scenery and attention to detail throughout. On both Friday and Saturday evenings there was a fantastic atmosphere in the barn, with freshly made pizzas, a well stocked bar, and a great singer performing on the Friday night. It was such a lovely touch and made the evenings really enjoyable. On Saturday morning they even had freshly cooked breakfast butties available, which were absolutely perfect and a great way to start the day. Even the portaloo toilets were spotless and very well maintained, which is always appreciated when camping. Overall, our experience was 10/10. We had an amazing weekend, will definitely be staying here much more often, and won't hesitate to recommend it to family and friends. We can't wait to come back!
a month ago · via Google
We had such a lovely and peaceful stay at Meadow View Country Park – the setting is beautiful, so quiet, and we slept wonderfully. The pod was fabulous! The country park is already gorgeous, and it’s exciting to see the potential with the works in progress – it’s clear the country park will only get better and better. Side note regarding the building works, we were not disturb by any works being carried out. We’re looking forward to returning, both just as a couple and also with our children to try the Safari tents. Family friendly, dog friendly, brilliant!
11 months ago · via Google
Stayed here for one night whilst on a cycle trip. I told Peter (the site manager) I would be there at 5 - unfortunately I arrived quite a bit later than that, but Peter was still around to sign me in. He showed me where I could put my tent (a lovely quiet spot at the top of the field, with a beautiful view). The campsite was very peaceful and well looked after. The toilets and showers were spotless. Was a pleasure to stay, and would definitely stay again.
8 years ago · via Google
Stayed here for one week and the shower cubicle wasn't cleaned once! As it had the same greasy grime on the walls from the first day to the last, also be warned we had four different mobile networks within our family and not one of them could get reception in any part of the site and with the lack of wifi it made planning a day out or going for something to eat a lot harder than it could have been on a site better equipped. The staff all seemed to have a bit of a chip on their shoulder for some reason too. And with the lack of anything for the children to do, no play area not even a slide, it's safe to say we won't be returning for a second visit. Nicely kept grass though.
9 years ago · via Google