Here for the 2nd time, lovely a quiet spot on a dead-end road with spacious pitches and everything you need. There is plenty to do and see in the area and you can walk or cycle straight into the woods. Friendly welcome and everything is kept neat and tidy. Hanneke and John, until next time!

Close to the beach, which is nice. Otherwise, the facilities are a bit run-down. Fortunately, it's self-sufficient, but the price could be lower, especially in the off-season. There's no explanation of where everything is (not a logical place to empty the toilet). It turned out to be hidden behind a pile of garden chairs. The grey water couldn't be emptied. They also run a gas station and bike rental. One restaurant, Princen Keet, has delicious food.

We arrived on October 31st and found the camper site closed, even though it was supposed to be open until that date. What a disappointment!

A very neat and clean campsite with spacious pitches. Water and two trash cans are available on every lawn. Large restroom facilities, a bit dated but clean and functional. Despite peak season, very quiet, and the train wasn't a problem at all. A nice little cafe on the campsite, with a new terrace and real chairs (!), but unfortunately, opening hours are limited. There's no Wi-Fi on the campsite, only at reception. Not much else within walking distance. Dover is doable on an e-bike, but it's a bit tricky to reach via the highway.

Friendly welcome. Immediate cash payment of £30 per night or £50 for two. Spacious pitches. Could be a nicer spot if better maintained. Sea view only through thick scrub with rubbish. Reception/kitchen dirty. Toilet/shower combined. Only used electricity/water. Noise from "permanent" residents with children/dogs. Access through a back alley and via a very poor gravel path with overhanging branches. Industrial/neglected area.

We took the plane gamble. Unfortunately, every minute a plane flies right over the campsite. It's being renovated and is a bit messy. There are also lots of workers (and permanent residents?) in caravans. At the back, there are lovely grassy meadows for "casual" guests. Walking and cycling outside the campsite is extremely dangerous, and besides, there's nothing nearby. A drink at the lake can be reached via a meadow. A shame, disappointing. £37 for 2 people + dog.

A lovely campsite with spacious grass pitches. Each pitch has electricity, but you can also do without. A friendly welcome, and the sanitary facilities are in excellent condition. Grey/black water disposal is available. Dishwashing area. Water is available. Very quiet. A short distance (12km) from Lulworth Cove and Durdle Door. Accessible by electric bike, though there is a significant elevation gain. We paid £25 in July, including electricity, for cash payment.

Friendly welcome at a campsite directly on the large pebble beach. Place directly at the beach entrance, places sometimes a bit uneven/sloping. On the beach to the right dogs are allowed off the leash. 2 Food trucks that are open for a limited time. Also the clubhouse of the Boat Club is open early for drinks etc. but unfortunately not for dinner. Restaurants approx. 20 min. walk. Station 5 min. walk, good cycle path to Newhaven. Sanitary facilities very basic but clean. 30 pounds pn incl. elec.