Southover Woods Wild Camping is a nearly wild camping site perfect for those who picture holidays traipsing through sprawling open meadows while pitching a tent in picturesque.

The Gaggle of Geese is a friendly, spacious pub site set over five verdant acres in the picturesque village of Buckland Newton. Outdoor adventures are the orders of the day at this handily located site.

Dewflock Farm is a friendly, family-run campsite tucked away on a peaceful farm, a mere five-minute drive from the amenities in the buzzing town of Dorchester. The welcoming site blends the delights of a tranquil atmosphere with a range of excellent facilities.

Soak in fantastic views towards the ocean from a lovely, wind-swept, clifftop location at Short Lake Farm, a campfire-friendly camping space nestled a stroll from the picturesque village of Osmington.

Eweleaze Farm is a worthy spot for consideration on your next holiday. The site is perfect for eco-friendly folk and boasts spectacular scenery, a private shingle beach, and effortless access to pop-up type shops on the premises comprising of eateries.

Haddon Copse Farm is a peaceful, car-free site located on an organic farm in the stunning greenery and rolling landscapes of the Blackmore Vale. The welcoming campsite is ideal for those hankering for a holiday among the heaths and downs.

Purbeck Glamping is a calm and welcoming site enjoying a relaxed yet well-placed position in Dorset. The site is maintained to a high standard and offers guests the freedom to kick back in luxurious and generously spaced bell tents on a sheep farm.

Hark ye, all pooped parents, Higher Moor Farm Campsite is the perfect base for getting away from it all amid the romantic, rolling surrounds of the Dorset countryside. Simultaneously.

Buckland Campsite is a quiet, family-friendly site welcoming tents, small campervans, motorhomes and caravans on optional electric pitches. The site rests amid verdant settings and offers guests the freedom to sit back and appreciate vistas over the quiet Dorset countryside whilst enjoying an authentic camping experience near the heart of the Jurassic Coast.

What lush, open and peaceful settings greet you at Stock Gaylard Estate, a compact, traditional county estate with an array of traditional handmade yurts tucked away on a quiet part of the estate.

Bredy Farm Campsite is a lovely little camping space in a peaceful orchard in a verdant valley. The camping space is divided by the twisting waters of the shimmering River Bride.

Wake up in the speckled shade of your spacious grass camping pitch, breathe in the fresh air, and let out a sigh of contentment as you survey the lush, peaceful surrounds of Ridge Farm Camping and Caravan Park.

South Lytchett Manor Caravan Park does the unthinkable by blending a peaceful location surrounded by picturesque Dorset countryside with easy access to lively Poole (3-miles away) and a 20-minute drive from bustling Bournemouth.

Head to Home Farm Camping, a fantastic, lesser-known camping space ideal for relaxing camping and glamping holidays in Dorset. The site is peaceful and spacious, tucked away in the sleepy village of Tarrant Gunville.

Get close to nature, escape the rat race, and enjoy the thrills of camping under canvas at Old Bidlake Farm, a lovely campsite tucked away on a smallholding in west Dorset.

Stunning views, spacious fields and caring, welcoming owners are the orders of the day at the friendly Pilsdon View Camping site. The back-to-basics site rests in the romantic.

There are ample reasons to base your next holiday at Burnbake Campsite, a stunning camping and glamping site perfect for unwinding and exploring Purbeck. Campers are welcome to savour the relaxing atmosphere of a woodland setting.

Black Pig Retreats is a well-equipped glamping spot with a twist – guests are welcome to kick back in sumptuous glamping units alongside two friendly sows named Beauty and Belle.

Andrea's Farm Breaks is a lovely spot for a scenic countryside glamping experience, where romantic views of the rolling, green countryside fill your days at the site. The delights of the Studland beaches are just twenty-minutes away.

The buzzing town of Wincanton was once a stopover for many a weary traveller who would change horses, drink, and eat before resuming travels to London and South West England.