Reconnect with nature in off-grid Camping Meadows in Dorset
If you’re dreaming of a peaceful camping escape for 2025, our non-electric camping meadows in Dorset, are the perfect place to slow down, switch off and reconnect with nature. Set in some of the most scenic corners of the Jurassic Coast, our meadows offer a more traditional and tranquil camping experience — no plug-ins, no distractions, just you and the great outdoors. We’ve got non-electric camping available at Highlands End, Golden Cap, Graston Copse and Sandyholme, so there’s plenty of choice to pick the perfect park for you.
Sandyholme Holiday Park
Nestled in the Dorset countryside is Sandyholme Holiday Park, a hidden gem that benefits from being close to some of Dorset’s most famous places to visit, whilst avoiding the crowds in some of the more touristy holiday destinations.
Just 5 miles inland, Sandyholme truly is the best of coast and countryside, surrounded by meadows, woodlands and small villages.
Visit Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, Weymouth or Old Harry Rocks during the day, and then return to your tent to camp in a quiet field under the stars.
Key information:
- Large field for up to 100 tents.
- Opening Dates: 23rd May to 29th September 2025.
- Suitable for tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans.
- Distance to nearest beach: 15 minute drive.
- On-park takeaway vans visiting on: 23rd and 30th May, 25th July, 8nd, 15th, 22nd and 29th August 2025.
Sandyholme park features
Park features
On Park Shop
Small shop selling local produce
Children's Play Area
Children's outdoor play area
Wildlife Lake
Wildlife lake with ducks and wild birds
Scenic Walks
Woodland and river walks nearby
Great Location
Close to some of Dorset's best places to visit
Wifi Available
Wifi is available to purchase
Graston Copse Holiday Park
On the edge of the peaceful village of Burton Bradstock, you’ll find Graston Copse Holiday Park. Surrounded by farmland and footpaths, with a woodland copse and peaceful riverside walk, Graston Copse is the perfect place for a relaxing holiday.
Stargaze and bird watch to your hearts content, or stroll along the river into the village or down to the sea.
Key information:
- Small field for up to 30 tents.
- Opening Dates: 21st March to 29th September 2025.
- Suitable for tents, campervans, motorhomes and caravans.
- Distance to nearest beach: 20 minute walk or 5 minute drive.
- On-park takeaway vans visiting on: 23rd May, 25th and 28th July, 2nd, 4th, 11th, 18th, 22nd and 25th August and 1st September 2025.
Graston Copse park features
Park features
Countryside Location
Surrounded by countryside walks
1 Mile to the Beach
Just 1 mile from Hive Beach on the Jurassic Coast
Close to 2 Pubs
Walking distance to 2 excellent village pubs
Nature Trail
3.4 mile Nature Trail with woodland and riverside walks
Bee Hives
Bee hives with honey for sale
River
Alongside the River Bride
Golden Cap Holiday Park
In the valley of Seatown, next to the South coast’s highest point, Golden Cap, you’ll find Big Berries Camping Meadow. This large open field has some great views and plenty of space to spread out, and you’re just a 10 minute walk from the beach.
With so much space, there’s room for plenty of campers, and we love the family-friendly-festival vibe that you find here in the Summer.
Key information:
- Large field for up to 150 tents.
- Opening Dates: 18th July to 26th August 2025.
- Suitable for tents and small campervans.
- Distance to nearest beach: 10 minute walk or 2 minute drive.
- On-park takeaway vans visiting on: 22nd, 26th and 29th July, 2nd, 5th, 9th, 12th, 16th, 19th and 23rd August 2025.
Golden Cap park features
Park features
Close to Beach
Walking distance to Seatown Beach
SPAR Convenience Store
Shop for all your holiday essentials at our on-park SPAR
Close to 2 Pubs
Walking distance to 2 excellent village pubs
Fishing Lake
Fishing lake on park
On The South West Coast Path
Direct access to the famous South West Coast Path
Sea Views
Sea views from the front of the park
Highlands End Holiday Park
A quiet corner of the award-winning Highlands End Holiday Park, Little Shepherd’s is a peaceful meadow for those who don’t want to be far from the action. You’ll be just a short walk from the South West Coast Path to West Bay and can benefit from all the amazing facilities on the Park, such as Martin’s Bar & Restaurant, Dorset Foot Golf, Highlands End Leisure Club and more.
With just a handful of pitches available, this small meadow offers a calm and relaxing camping environment for families and couples.
Key information:
- Small field for up to 20 tents.
- Opening Dates: 23rd May to 1st July and 5th July to 1st September 2025. Between these dates and up to the 25th September, weekends are also available.
- Suitable for tents and small campervans.
- Distance to nearest beach: 10 minute walk or 5 minute drive.
- Highlands End Leisure Club, Martin’s Bar & Restaurant & Dorset Foot Golf on-park (charges apply).
Location of Caravans at Highlands End
Highlands End park features
Park features
Sea Views
Spectacular views over the Jurassic Coast
Leisure Club
Swimming pool, sauna and steam room
Bar & Restaurant
Serving a range of local food and drink
Beer Garden
Large sun-trap beer garden with play area
SPAR Convenience Store
Pick up holiday essentials in the on-park SPAR
Indoor Soft Play
Indoor soft play area for younger children
More information
Here’s some key information about non-electric camping that applies to all our Parks.
- Check in from 1pm and check out by 11am.
- There is a maximum of 8 people and 3 dogs per pitch.
- Guests at all parks may use the facilities at Highlands End (charges apply).
- Pitches are not marked out, so you can camp wherever you like, providing you leave 3m between you and your neighbours for fire safety.
- BBQs must be raised off the grass and firepits are allowed if using smokeless fuel.
- Generators are not permitted.
Why Choose Non-Electric Camping?
Camping without electricity is more than just a return to basics — it’s a chance to truly immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Dorset. Whether you’re toasting marshmallows by firelight or waking up with the sun, here’s some of the reasons we love going off-grid:
- Disconnect from social media and emails.
- Spend quality time with family or friends.
- Reduce your carbon footprint.
- Experience a simpler, more sustainable holiday.
- Enjoy traditional campfire or BBQ cooking.
- Stargaze, bird watch and connect with nature.
- Spend more time in the great outdoors.
- Relax with no distractions.
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