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Sandyholme Pitches

From £35,995

Finance available with a £7,199 deposit

Choose your ideal caravan for one of our vacant pitches

We have vacant pitches available at Sandyholme Holiday Park, a small park close to some of Dorset’s best places to visit.

Sandyholme is located in a quiet countryside area that benefits from being just 5 miles from the coast. The park has an enclosed dog exercising meadow, wildlife lake, children’s play area, playing field, laundry room and a Park Reception with small shop.

Currently, we have the following pitches available:

E016 – 35’x12′
E021 – 38’x12′
E056 – 28’x12′

On these pitches, you’re able to choose your ideal caravan from a range of the best manufacturers. This means you can make sure the layout and interior is just right, and you can even choose a 3 bedroom model if that’s what you’re after.

The advertised price is a simple “from” price, indicative of a basic model caravan on a small pitch. Larger pitches and more luxurious caravans will be priced accordingly. The location of the pitch on the park will also decide whether a front, side or wraparound decking is most appropriate, and where you are able to park your car.

Key information

Size
Varies

Condition
New

Season Length
9 months

Pitch fee
£4,847

Finance Available
With a £7,199 deposit

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Want to know more about holiday home ownership in Dorset? Request a West Dorset Leisure Holidays brochure and find out more about owning a holiday home or lodge at one of our 5-star parks on the Jurassic Coast.

Ownership Benefits

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Owning a holiday home at Highlands End Holiday Park offers an unparalleled experience of leisure and relaxation, nestled in the picturesque surroundings of West Dorset. This benefits of being a Holiday Home Owner include an array of privileges designed to enhance your Holiday Home Ownership experience.

From social events to discounts, each aspect is thoughtfully curated to ensure a rewarding and enjoyable lifestyle. Discover the charm and comfort that come with being a part of the West Dorset Leisure Holidays family, where every visit feels like a cherished getaway.

Leisure Club Membership
A complimentary 1 year membership for 2 people

Martin's Bar Loyalty Card
A complimentary 10% discount off food and drink at Martin's Bar at Highlands End Holiday Park

Exclusive Events
Invitation to a number of Holiday Home Owner events that take place throughout the season

Local Discounts
Access to the West Dorset Leisure Holidays (WDLH) app, with exclusive offers/discounts at local businesses

Save at Dorset Foot Golf
10% off Dorset Foot Golf at Highlands End Holiday Park - fun for the whole family!

20% off Winter Breaks
20% off holidays at any WDLH park outside of the Holiday Home Owner dates, excluding Christmas & New Year

Welcome Gift
A welcome gift package on handover of the Holiday Home

Refer A Friend Scheme
Refer a friend scheme, where your friend receives £500 off a new Holiday Home and you receive the same as credit to use against Pitch Fees & Utility Bills.

Terms & Conditions

The contents and media displayed for this Holiday Home are intended for general marketing and information purposes and should not be relied upon as being complete or accurate.

Photographs, videos, virtual tours and floorplans may be provided by the Holiday Home manufacturer and may display a different model size to the one available for purchase. We recommend visiting the park and taking a tour of the Holiday Home.

The licence expiry date is listed above. Annual pitch fee including VAT is as agreed at the point of sale and is reviewed annually in June of each year, for the following year. You can only use the Holiday Home for holiday and recreational purposes. You must not use the Holiday Home as your only or main residential home. You are entitled to use the Holiday Home each year during a 9 month season.

Hiring out of the Holiday Home is not permitted. Friends & family may use the Holiday Home, but must be registered guests through our online form – this is explained during the purchase process.

Sandyholme Holiday Park

bird at Sandyholme holiday park in dorset

Sandyholme

Park features

Great Location
Close to some of Dorset's best places to visit

On Park Shop
Small shop selling local produce

Wildlife Lake
Wildlife lake with ducks and wild birds

Children's Play Area
Children's outdoor play area

Scenic Walks
Woodland and riverside walks nearby

Quiet, Countryside Area
Peaceful location surrounded by farmland

Dog Exercising Meadow
Dog friendly park with off-lead exercising meadow

Complimentary Wifi
Complimentary wifi is provided

5 Miles From The Coast
Just 5 miles from Ringstead Bay

Electric Vehicle Charging
Charging point for electric vehicles

Secure Barrier
Secure barrier entrance

Laundry Facilities
Paid laundry facilities, iron and ironing board

In The Local Area...

Sandyholme Holiday Park is surrounded by an array of stunning destinations that showcase the natural beauty of the Dorset coast. Ringstead Bay offers a peaceful, pebbly beach with crystal-clear waters and excellent views of the Jurassic Coast, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.

Nearby, the striking chalk headland of White Nothe provides breathtaking cliff-top walks and panoramic views. Tadnoll Nature Reserve is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, with its diverse habitats and array of bird species. The iconic Durdle Door, a natural limestone arch, is a must-see landmark offering spectacular photo opportunities and a unique coastal experience.

Just around the corner, Lulworth Cove captivates with its perfectly curved bay and fascinating geology, ideal for kayaking and exploring rock pools. Lastly, Kimmeridge Bay is a treasure trove for fossil hunters and snorkelers, renowned for its marine life and the Etches Collection Museum of Jurassic Marine Life, making it an exciting destination for visitors of all ages.

Ringstead Bay

A quieter beach with stunning views over to Weymouth Bay and the Isle of Portland.

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Tadnoll Nature Reserve

A wetland and heathland a short walk from Sandyholme Holiday Park

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Durdle Door

Durdle Door is a limestone arch formed over millions of years and one of the most iconic landmarks in the UK.

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Weymouth

A traditional seaside town with a beautiful sandy beach and historic harbour.

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Lulworth Cove

Lulworth Cove is a famous shell-shaped cove with an array of small shops and eateries.

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Dorchester

The county town, with good shopping, museums and restaurants.

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Old Harry Rocks

A spectacular cliff formation at the very eastern end of the Jurassic Coast

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Puddletown Forest

Woodland walks and cycling

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Maiden Castle

Maiden Castle is the largest Iron Age hill fort in Europe and covers an area of 47 acres.

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Wareham

Small market town situated on the edge of the River Frome

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Portland Bill

Iconic lighthouse perched high above the cliff with impressive views of the coastline and English Channel.

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Moreton Forest

Walking trails with beautiful scenery.

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Lodmoor Nature Reserve

This country park has a visitor centre, model railway and pitch and putt golf course.

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Kimmeridge Bay

If rock pooling and snorkelling is your thing then head over to Kimmeridge Bay. The sheltered bay and clear waters are teeming with marine life.

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White Nothe

A stunning headland with a beautiful clifftop walk and great views

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Things To Do Nearby...

Near Sandyholme Holiday Park, a variety of activities await visitors, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Tyneham, a fascinating deserted village, offers a unique glimpse into World War II history and the lives of its former residents.

Art enthusiasts will appreciate Sculptures by the Lakes, an exquisite sculpture park set within tranquil gardens and lakes. For family-friendly fun, Monkey World is a must-visit, home to over 250 rescued and endangered primates. The Tank Museum provides an immersive experience into the history of armored warfare, showcasing an impressive collection of tanks and military vehicles.

History and nostalgia combine on the Swanage Railway, where visitors can enjoy scenic steam train rides through the picturesque Purbeck countryside. Lastly, the Tolpuddle Martyrs Museum tells the compelling story of the Tolpuddle Martyrs and their significant role in the labor movement, offering a thought-provoking and educational experience.