Dorset Webcams
Missing Dorset? Take a look at the views from our collection of Dorset webcams and see what’s happening along the Jurassic Coast right now.
From the beaches and harbours of West Dorset to the golden sands of Weymouth and the historic ruins of Corfe Castle, our webcams offer a live window onto some of the most beautiful and recognisable places in Dorset. Many of the cameras are live 24/7, so you can check the weather, watch the waves, see how busy the beaches are or simply enjoy a little reminder of Dorset whenever you fancy it.
The webcams stretch across a huge section of the county, from Lyme Regis and Charmouth on the Devon border, along the Jurassic Coast through Eype, Seatown and West Bay, and eastwards to Weymouth, Corfe Castle, Wareham and Arne on the edge of Poole Harbour.
Explore Dorset Through Our Webcams
At Eype Beach, we have webcams looking West and East from Eype Beach Holiday Park and Highlands End Holiday Park respectively, which provide spectacular clifftop views across the Jurassic Coast, with the South West Coast Path, beaches and sea stretching into the distance. Watch for walkers and paragliders, changing weather and dramatic coastal sunsets.
At Seatown, we have webcams right on the beach looking West and East, as well as one looking South from the park’s SPAR building, towards the sea. These show one of the most beautiful sections of the Jurassic Coast, with the distinctive outline of Golden Cap rising above Seatown Beach. These views are particularly spectacular when the sea is rough, while calm summer days offer a completely different scene.
At Highlands End Holiday Park we have a webcam looking towards West Bay from our lodges, overlooking Dorset Foot Golf and right along the coastline to Portland. Finally, at Sandyholme Holiday Park near Purbeck, we have a webcam overlooking the on-park Wildlife Lake, where you can see different species of ducks and geese.
Other Local Webcams
This page features other webcams from around the area. The West Bay webcams let you see the area from several different viewpoints, from the beach and dramatic cliffs to the harbour and promenade. Watch boats come and go, see the beach change with the seasons or keep an eye on conditions along the coast. The 360-degree harbour camera provides constantly changing views around the village.
Further west, the Charmouth and Lyme Regis webcams showcase two of the Jurassic Coast’s most popular seaside locations. Look out across the beaches, harbour and famous Cobb, or check the conditions before heading out fossil hunting along the coast.
Heading east, the Weymouth webcams provide views across the golden sands and busy seafront, while the cameras at Corfe Castle, Wareham and Arne give you a glimpse of Dorset beyond the Jurassic Coast.
Whether you’re watching for sunshine, storms, wildlife, boats, busy beaches or simply waiting for a spectacular sunrise or sunset, there’s always something different to see.
Stay with us
If these webcams have made you want to see the views for yourself, West Dorset Leisure Holidays offers a range of ways to stay in some of the most beautiful parts of the Dorset coast and countryside.
We have six family-run holiday parks across West Dorset, offering everything from luxury lodges and caravan holiday homes to apartments, bungalows, glamping and pitches for touring and camping. Many of our parks are close to the Jurassic Coast and South West Coast Path, with accommodation and pitches offering views across the sea or surrounding countryside.
We also offer dog-friendly holidays, so your four-legged family members can enjoy the Dorset coast too.
So whether you’re planning your next Dorset holiday, checking the weather before a day on the beach, keeping an eye on your favourite fishing spot or simply missing the Jurassic Coast, our Dorset webcams are here whenever you need a little bit of Dorset.
Highlands End Holiday Park
At Highlands End Holiday Park, you can enjoy one of the most spectacular settings in West Dorset, perched high on the clifftop with panoramic views across the Jurassic Coast.
Highlands End is WDLH’s flagship park, with plenty of facilities to enjoy during your stay, including Martin’s Bar & Restaurant, Highlands End Leisure Club with swimming pool, sauna and steam room, Little Fire Station Soft Play, Dorset Foot Golf, a SPAR shop and children’s play areas.
There’s a wide choice of accommodation, from caravans and lodges to apartments, bungalows, glamping and touring & camping pitches. It’s an ideal base if you want spectacular coastal scenery but also plenty to do without getting in the car.
Golden Cap Holiday Park
At Golden Cap Holiday Park, you’re just a few hundred metres from Seatown Beach, with the distinctive Golden Cap rising behind it.
This peaceful park is surrounded by some of the most beautiful countryside on the Jurassic Coast, with miles of National Trust land and footpaths to explore directly from the park. There are three brilliant village pubs within walking distance.
There is a choice of lodges, caravans, glamping, touring and camping, as well as facilities including a nature trail, children’s play area, dog exercise area, SPAR shop and fishing lake.
Eype Beach Holiday Park
Eype Beach Holiday Park has one of the most dramatic coastal settings of the six WDLH parks, sitting immediately beside Eype Beach and high on the Jurassic Coast.
The park is WDLH’s newest and offers a more peaceful, simple coastal escape, with the beach and Coast Path right on your doorstep. Glamping accommodation and caravans make it possible to stay in this exceptional location, with the new Thorncombe Heights development providing luxury lodge holiday homes for those looking to own a base on the Jurassic Coast.
The clifftop position also makes Eype Beach a fantastic place to experience changing weather, spectacular sunrises and sunsets, and the ever-changing views across Lyme Bay.
Sandyholme Holiday Park
Sandyholme Holiday Park offers something quite different, with a peaceful countryside setting in Thomas Hardy country and easy access to the spectacular landscapes of the Isle of Purbeck.
It makes an excellent base for exploring some of Dorset’s best-known attractions, including Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove and the Jurassic Coast, while Weymouth, Dorchester, The Tank Museum and Monkey World are also within easy reach.
The park is surrounded by meadows and farmland, making it a particularly relaxing place to stay away from the busier coastal resorts. Accommodation includes caravans and glamping, while there are also pitches for camping & touring and seasonal pitches.
Graston Copse Holiday Park
At Graston Copse Holiday Park, things are a little quieter. Tucked away in the Bride Valley near Burton Bradstock, the park is surrounded by open countryside, riverside walks and peaceful Dorset scenery, while still being only a few miles from West Bay and the Jurassic Coast.
Burton Bradstock village is within walking distance, with its village green, country pubs, farm shop and access towards beautiful Burton Beach and Hive Beach just a 20-30 minute walk away.
There are pitches for touring and camping, a nature trail and dog exercise meadow. Its location makes it a great base for exploring West Dorset, while the quieter setting gives you somewhere peaceful to return to after a day walking the coast or visiting nearby attractions.