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After reading the great reviews on East Fleet Farm, we choose it as our location for annual holiday to Dorset. It has lovely views and the coastal walk is easily accessible from the camp site. Once you arrive at reception, and recovered from the speed bumps coming down the lane (go slow if you are pulling a caravan behind you) you will be given a set of rules & regulations on the camp site, - everything on how to pitch up, to providing you with a code which operates the security barrier to get on to the site. Armed with details of the rules and regulations, we proceeded to find our pitch. Putting pitch numbers on the wooden fencing around the allocated fields would have been helpful. You need to pitch up within white marker stones and face South like every one else. (Rules & Regulations).
We were in Lower field, which we specifically asked for after reading reviews on this site about the children’s play area. I can echo comments left by other reviewers that the children’s play area is often noisy and those who have to pitch their caravans in that part of Upper field, undoubtedly have to endure the constant stream of children playing in the park from early morning to after dusk. Most of Upper field is hard standing pitches for caravans with EHU. Lower field appeared to accommodate mostly tents with EHU in places.Higher up and a bit exposed to the elements is Stable field with wonderful views over the lagoon. It is a flat field with EHU for caravans & tents.It is across the road from the Upper field and although not a busy road, I would recommend a parent supervising little ones who want to cross the road to play in the park. I also observed a lady in a wheelchair navigate her way around the Stable field and she had no trouble gaining access to the toilet and shower block. Well done East fleet farm for the brand new shower block/toilet facilities there.
Separate cubicles in the shower block in the upper/lower field were also excellent and always spotlessly clean with constant hot water, operated by a pull string cord which allows 1 min of water at a time. Pulling it 5-6 times is adequate for a shower. The toilets and sinks were spotless. Outside the shower/toilet block there are 8 sinks, (all under cover) for washing up/preparing vegetables.
The on site pub was lovely; it was great to sit outside and enjoy a meal. It was always busy when open. This is a campsite with excellent facilities that delivers all it claims on its website. You will not be disappointed. I would however recommend that East fleet farm consider installing low level amenity lighting around the site especially on the pathways that go towards the toilets at night. It is no fun trying to find your way back to your tent in the dark. I had a torch with me but even this did not stop my 9 year old falling over a tent guide line. It is ideal for families who don’t mind a holiday that may incur being pitched next to overly excited or inquisitive children. With wonderful views and walks all around we thought East Fleet Farm would be the ideal campsite. It did live up to all our expectations, but the abundance of noisy children and barking dogs you encounter by staying on a larger campsite, has convinced us that our next visit to a campsite in Dorset will be to a quieter and smaller one. Overall 8/10
We stayed at this site 1st week in July. The site is a large commercial campsite with some 400 plus pitches. Our pitch was adequate, hard standing for the van/awning and the 4x4 alongside on the adjacent grassed area. One main toilet block with showers etc(very clean), washing up area, chemical toilet disposal point, disabled facilities and family bathrooms. The shop at main entrance had a wide variety of goods but expensive, staff very helpful. There is a bar and restaurant and take away, however we did not use these facilities mainly because the site has a rule that you can not leave your dog unattended in your caravan (so how are you able to go to the restaurant for a meal with the dog in tow?) This rule for not leaving your dog presented us with problems because we had to take the dog everywhere even shopping in town which meant the dog had to stay in the back of a hot/warm car which is not recommended either. Overall the site was adequate but if I had done my research prior to visiting I would have looked for an alternative site. Smaller, less commercial.
The site was lovely, we camped in the stable field the views were great. The toilets were exceptionally clean and had separate cubicles with a toilet, shower and sink in each one, also they were unisex. The people were really friendly and couldn't help you enough. Went to the pub on the site some evenings for a meal or just a drink and again they were so friendly. A local pub with a nice restaurant called the Marquis of Granby is quite nice, ( Turn right at traffic lights and its a few minutes down the road on the left. Anyone looking for a relaxing site but close enough to go to the beach which took about 10 minutes its a brilliant location.
Visited this site a few weeks ago and we were impressed with all aspects of the site and friendliness of the staff.
The site is very well kept and staff were always busy keeping greenery trimmed. The toilet block and showers are kept clean at all times and have great eco-friendly systems, there was nearly always hot water and dishwashing facilities are under cover, great if its raining. There are good walks alongside the fleet for several miles right from the site if you like walking and there is also a childrens play area which is open til sunset.
There is a bar which serves food on site but didn't sample the cooking, although there is a hotel close by called The Turks Head which serves very good quality food and is highly recommended, also good breakfasts are served at the lugger inn but didn't make enough time for the evening meals but judging by breakfasts it should be good.
Would definitely go again and recommend it to anyone who is fortunate enough to get a booking before it's too late.
Just spent 5 very windy and wet days at East Fleet Farm. Dispite awful conditions that put our new Outwell tent to a very servere 1st outing, we did enjoy our time there. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful and seemed to work 24 hours a day, either in the bar or around the site. Also due to the very bad weather and high winds the staff made sure through out the night that all tents and awnings remained on the ground and pegged down. They all went well above and beyond the call of duty and customer service.
Excellent facilities, toilets and showers very clean and on site shop stocked with all you'd need. The bar serves a good selection of food and drink. My wife highly recommends the Thatchers cider! If you have a dog there are some short or long walks you can take with fantastic scenery. One member of staff told us that a dog walkers pack/guide may be availible soon for the surrounding area and beaches. The village of Chickerell is a few miles away and there is a couple of pubs and a Spar, otherwise take a 10 minute drive into Weymouth for all the facilities of large town. Overall we had a great time (despite the worst weather for years) and we will be back. Thanks to everyone at East Fleet Farm.
Set in 15 acres of breathtaking countryside,right next door to the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, this site offers stunning views of the Chesil Bank, Fleet Lagoon, and Lyme Bay. Welcoming tents, motorhomes and caravans, this family friendly site offers spacious grass pitches with or without electric. For kids there's an outdoor heated swimming pool, 3 acre playing area including slides, swings and more.
Facilities include toilets, showers, washing up, launderette, and WifI. There is an onsite shop and off-licence. The Bar in the Barn at the site serves a delicious food and offers a variety of entertainment, including live music. As well as the attractions of Weymouth's beach and harbour, this is a great base to explore family attractions throughout South and West Dorset. Find out more here
We came for just one night. It was busy bu not overcrowded and our pitch was in the lower field near the lagoon. It was a little walk to the shower bloc/toilets but not too far. There is a shop which came in handy as we had forgotten to pack a bottle opener - but the shop came to the rescue.
We will definitely be back to East Fleet Farm again!
What a lovely site, we've just returned from a short break at East Fleet.
We went on the Wednesday and returned on the Monday so just after the Bank Holiday for part of the Half-Term week, by the time we got there the site seemed fairly quiet - we stayed in Stable Field which was perfect for us. A little slopey but not too bad. We were on pitch 146.
The area around the play area was very noisy I wouldn't have enjoyed staying on that field although saying that the play area was great and our boys (ages 5yrs & 3yrs) they loved it, I'd say it was most suited for 5-10yr olds there's not much for toddlers/little kids.
The family showers were great, lovely have space to move and having a loo and sink all to yourself, very easy to get the kids sorted out much easier than being crammed into a tiny space, my only niggle was the water was a little too hot for the kids but we took a bucket in so we could mix some hot water and cold water to rinse them down with. The showers and loos were so clean, the facilities really were 1st class. We never had to queue. The hairdryers were very useful and the best ones I've ever seen on a campsite, the hand driers were a bit fierce though!
We ate in the on-site pub one night, it was handy and the food was reasonable but there's so much choice in the local area we were spoilt for choice. On our last night we had a very nice meal at the Elm Tree Inn in Langton Herring.
The on-site shop was very handy and had good opening times, it was open until 8pm (I think) which was great.
I loved hearing the cows moo'ing and the boys loved seeing the cows up on the hill!
I love the area around Weymouth there is so much to do and see, East Fleet makes a great base I'd definitely visit again.
We visited over a busy bank holiday period and therefore the site was very busy. However, the toilet and shower facilities were always available and spotlessly clean. The "spacious" family showerooms came in really handy - every site should have them. If you've already experienced showering with your children when camping, you will know what I mean. Soap was always available in the toilet block, which isn't always the case in the sites we have previously visited. The shop was well stocked and the staff were more than helpful. The bar/restaurant on site has a nice relaxing atmosphere but it was only open from 6.00PM to 11.00PM. The only thing we ordered in the bar were chips for the children. It's worth remembering they also provide takeaways. The bar has two pool tables to keep the young lads busy. Due to the weather it would have been handy if the the pool tables were available during the daytime as well (We didn't ask about opening it up, but maybe we should have done, considering the weather). We actually had a perfectly flat tent pitch. Although looking around the site this appeared to be the exception. Our 9 year old boy constantly reminded us that the ONLY down side of the park was the lack of a playing field for football etc. There was actually a field designated for kite flying and ball games but the grass was approx 4 inches long and the whole field needed rolling before you would dare to play football on it. Weymouth has a fantastic beach with an old fashioned Punch and Judy show. If the weather isn't great then take the kids to Sharky's play centre in the town. The 19No hole Pirates Crazy Golf at Lodmoor Country Park is a must for lads and dads - although slightly expensive at £9.00 for 1No adult & 1No Child. It takes about an hour.
All things considered,we would definitely put this park on our list of revisits. 9/10
Well we decided to spend an extended bank holiday weekend at East Fleet Farm. First of all, be carefull travelling down the lane, there are quite a few speed bumps and it gets narrow in places. It becomes apparent why they request that you leave by 10AM and not arrive before 11AM, it could get tricky if two outfits meet head on.
The site itself is well laid out and has spacious pitches with ample room between them. This is possibly one of the most dog friendly sites we have stayed at, there are good walks, plenty of dog poo bins and poo bags are free at reception.
There is a good shop and a bar that serves food, we had a meal in there on the first night (2 adult and 1 kids meal was £16)which was of a good standard. Being the bank holiday it got quite busy so we looked further afield on other nights, the Turks Head in Chickerell is worth a visit.
The one point that I must stress is that although the site was full to capacity, there was still ample hot water, loo roll, etc, and the site maintained its cleanliness and high standards, unlike others that just cant cope when only 3/4 full.
On the night of the storm and heavy rain(3 inches of rain and 50mph gusts), the electric supply was put under strain by the amount of fan heaters and the power tripped. The staff worked in the pouring rain and dark to reroute power cables to ensure no one was without supply. Yet again another example of the staff giving exemplary service.
In summary a fantastic site and we will definitely be staying there again.
We had a lovely time camp was brill , very clean loos showers everything was good. Lovely site would go again .staff were very friendly, bar had good facility's too, wymouth was a lovely place to visit also went monkey world , bovington tank museum also went longleat safari park . Great site to be able to visit all around Dorset
Set in 15 acres of breathtaking countryside,right next door to the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, this site offers stunning views of the Chesil Bank, Fleet Lagoon, and Lyme Bay. Welcoming tents, motorhomes and caravans, this family friendly site offers spacious grass pitches with or without electric. For kids there's an outdoor heated swimming pool, 3 acre playing area including slides, swings and more.
Facilities include toilets, showers, washing up, launderette, and WifI. There is an onsite shop and off-licence. The Bar in the Barn at the site serves a delicious food and offers a variety of entertainment, including live music. As well as the attractions of Weymouth's beach and harbour, this is a great base to explore family attractions throughout South and West Dorset. Find out more here
We went as a last minute break, the campsite staff where very friendly and welcoming!
Low season so was not busy so we could choose where to pitch and were the only ones in our section! was a very peaceful place! we had a great view of the cove from our tent. Toilet block was only a small trek but we chose to be close to the view instead of the facilities.
The facilities were very good, lots of toilets, showers and individual wash cubicles perfect for if you have a tent! There was also good washing up facilities.
The site was only a few minutes drive to the nearest superstore and Weymouth town.
We had a wonderful stay at East Fleet and definitely will go again!
Only warning is that the speed bumps are not to clearly marked down the lane and even at just under 20 mph they can come as a shock! so be careful.
A fabulous campsite with all the facilities required for a lovely stay. Quite large but at the time of our visit it was fairly quiet. The bottom of the campsite is next to the Lagoon with glorious views of the sea which the dogs appreciated! The coastal path also runs alongside which again affords beautiful views of the surrounding areas. Large shower block with plenty of loos. Constant hot water with free showers. Electrical sockets for the essential hairdryers are also supplied! The pitch had a gentle slope and there are hook ups available. Weymouth is a short drive away with plenty of supermarkets and local shops. A lovely site.
This is a very large, well run campsite with good facilities and helpful staff but not for those seeking a natural, back to basics camping experience.
The lagoon isn't as picturesque as it appears on the website which was a disappointment. Very windy here too and there is a strong smell of cow dung as it is a working farm. The site is very sunny and south facing.
Excellent play area and spotless showers and toilets.
This is a lovely campsite, with a perfect location for families.
The facilities were clean with plenty of hot water and even sponges and mops to wipe down after each use. The separate family bathrooms were an excellent idea.
The walks round the lagoon are beautiful although my 8 year old son preferred to play in the playground! Not so much for the 12 year old to do but they are quite difficult to occupy at that age anyway!
We didn't use the on-site bar and restaurant although the menu looked fine and plenty of other guests did use it.
We ate in 2 pubs in Chickerill village (The Turk Inn, and the Lugger Inn) and the food and service in both of these were excellent.
The daily bus into Weymouth was very useful dropping right in the centre and saved parking in the busy town.
The site shop was well stocked and came in very handy when our electric pump broke!
You may want to ask for a pitch away from the bar and reception if you want to go to bed before 12pm as the noise can be quite disruptive if you are in a tent!
Also be aware that some people go to Weymouth for a night out and return back to the site via taxi at 2.30am in the morning. Both nights we were disturbed by loud drunk people! If we had been further away by the Lagoon or in the stable field this might not have been such a problem.
Over all I agree with all the other reviews on this site. This is a top place to camp, and we will definitely stay here again.
Very good site great toilets and showers. Nice park for kids and a good barn for evening meals. Only problem is they have made the level tent field into electric hookup for caravans. Tents are now away from the toilets and on sloping fields. You also have to pay adult price for children over 12 years old and the prices have crept up quite a lot in the last 2 years
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
No Boat Launch 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
Coastside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
After reading the great reviews on East Fleet Farm, we choose it as our location for annual holiday to Dorset. It has lovely views and the coastal walk is easily accessible from the camp site. Once you arrive at reception, and recovered from the speed bumps coming down the lane (go slow if you are pulling a caravan behind you) you will be given a set of rules & regulations on the camp site, - everything on how to pitch up, to providing you with a code which operates the security barrier to get on to the site. Armed with details of the rules and regulations, we proceeded to find our pitch. Putting pitch numbers on the wooden fencing around the allocated fields would have been helpful. You need to pitch up within white marker stones and face South like every one else. (Rules & Regulations).
