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Our first trip to this site and certainly won't be the last. Stunning setting by the Fleet, great for bird watching and plenty of nice little walks from site for us with our elderly dog. We had a fully serviced pitch in Stable Field, they were in the process of adding more serviced pitches whilst we were there which did get a bit noisy at times, but we understand it has to be done sometime.
You can get Chinese & Indian delivered to the site. The site shop has loads of camping items, but not very much in the way of everyday food etc. Although you can usually get bread, milk and papers can be ordered.
We really enjoyed staying here. Friendly staff greeted us and gave us directions to our pitch. The site is well maintained with lots of amenities. The walks are amazing. Facilities were clean but water flow in showers was poor. Take away food was available if required, although we didn't on this occasion. We would definitely return.
We stayed as a family of three with our dog in our lightweight Freedom Caravan. As we need to use the facilities on site it is one of the first things we check when looking for a place to stay. I can confirm that they are excellent, in addition the shop is well stocked, plenty of play areas for the children, pub on site with a Pizza Oven and great fish and chips turning up on a regular basis. It feels remote being beside Chesil beach but you could cycle into town, although it is up hill, plenty to see and do, thoroughly recommended and we would stay again. It was very windy off the beach when we stayed there but it didn't affect our stay.
Had a great time here (two adults, no kids), large clean campsite with generous pitches, mix of tents and tourers. Plenty of toilet / showers and dishwashing facilities, which we never had to queue for. Laundry also available, about £6 to wssh and tumble dry one load. We were allocated a pitch on the higher Stable Field but requested one on the lower field closer to the Fleet instead, and this was not a problem for the helpful receptionist. We had the shelter of a large hedge (which we were grateful for, as when the wind is coming from the south it is a very windy location) as well as fantastic views over the Fleet lagoon and Chesil Beach, although the disadvantage of a longer walk to the facilities. The staff were all friendly and helpful and did regular rounds. There's a large play area for kids, and there were lots of children still playing out after dark - this is not a peaceful campsite by any means during school hols but people did seem to stick to the 11pm rule. The shop was handy with lots of camping gear and basic provisions, bar was OK but we didn't think much of the local beer on cask so only went once. Fish & chips and pizza were fine. The south west coastal path runs by the lower field, we took this into Weymouth but found it so overgrown at points it was almost impassable. The two pubs in Chickerell seemed fine although we didn't feel tempted to eat in either. In Weymouth would recommend the Red Lion and The Boot, and the Elm Tree at Langton Herring was good. Nearby subtropical gardens in Abbotsbury worth a visit too.
This site really is in a great spot. Lovely views over the fleet and Chesil Beach, and rolling hills to the sides and back. Weymouth is right on the doorstep, but the site feels very rural. Access to the coastal path from the site makes for great walks. Like any coastal site, wind could be an issue at times, it was fine when we were there, but a neighbouring camper who returns every year said they were on their 3rd tent, both the previous ones having been destroyed in the wind.
We chose an XL pitch in the lower field, which is the more sheltered part of the site. The pitch was a great size, in its own bay with hedging to the sides and rear. The hook up post also had a water tap. Much of the lower field is on a slight slope, but this is a trade off for the extra shelter down there.
The site shop is a good size with lots of supplies and spares. We had a bulb go on the trailer and they had a spare and lent us a screwdriver to replace it.
There are 3 toilet blocks, the one nearest to us was laid out in separate rooms, each with a shower, sink and loo. Annoyingly, there was no soap in the block. Not in the separate rooms or in the entrance area. Just 1 wall mounted hand sanitiser. Both other blocks had soap pumps as you would expect.
There is a pub on site which opens at 6pm each evening. There were hand made pizzas with pizza oven and chip van on alternating nights, and crepes some nights too. Tried all 3 options and they were all great. You can eat them on the terrace at the pub, or even order a takeaway to the site and eat it there. The site will supply your plates etc and wash up after your takeaway!
Being August the site was bustling with kids and families (like us), there was a good holiday atmosphere there, without ever getting too much. 11pm and all was quiet every night. Wardens were driving round in buggys checking on things.
The children's play area is excellent and modern.
All in all a really good site, to which we would return.
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
This site deserves its rating, in fact I have rated it 10. The facilities are some of the best we have some across. You get plenty of space and the sites seem to be nice and flat and well kept.
There is a nice quiet pub on site, a well stocked camping store and pizza oven or fish and chips every other night.
Plenty of walking straight from the site and well suited for dogs like ours and there is lots to see in this part of Dorset.
Weymouth is literally a couple of minutes away, but the site feels nice and quiet and remote.
Our family of 4 have just got back from East Fleet, great site, little bit windy but to be expected being a costal site overlooking Chesil beach. Polite and friendly staff. The toilet/shower/washing up blocks were lovely and clean. There is a fridge in the indoor playbarn for freezing your blocks and a great little children's play area for them to climb around on. Well stocked and reasonably priced shop for all ur camping/caravaning needs and all food essentials too. Weymouth is approx 3 mile away and the Swannery car park is reasonably priced if you decide to drive. There is a nice little pub on site with an outside seating area. The pub do not serve food but a local fish & chip restaurant, pizza place & creapè stall arrive on alternate days. Fish n chips aren't too badly priced @ £6. 00 but the pizza at @ £5. 50 for a 9' margarita was a bit steep. Would much prefer if pub served food rather than just having take away on site. Will def be returning again.
I can only confirm all the positive remarks made by others. It is a very clean and well kept site, dog and child friendly with plenty of dog walks along the coast and a large playpark for the kids along with the barn. The shop as mentioned is very well stocked particularily with camping equipment which is handy if anything breaks. The on site pub is very pleasant actually feeling like a pub and not like a themed corporate bar.
We tried both the fish and chips and the pizza vans and were pleased with what we had.
All the staff we met were very friendly, polite and helpful.
As someone else mentioned the approach road has some rather nasty speedhumps so do be carefull when driving the last half mile to the site. Although this is not a bad thing as it does keep peoples speed right down.
We were set up in the lower field with a nice view out over the lagoon but not too far to the toilet and shower blocks. As it was busy when we were there they had opened both sets of facilities so there was no queueing for a shower. Although if you wanted one of the newer shower suites then you may have had to wait a short time.
Our pitch was slightly sloping and with a larger van we found that the back of the van was nearly touching the ground leading to a slight problem with connecting the waste up but a visit to the shop and a long length of waste pipe later we were sorted.
Overall we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will most likely be back in the future.
Arrived to a warm welcome. Pitches were large great views. Our pitch was slightly sloping but no problems. Toilet facilities were spotless. Love the shower suites (private rooms with shower sink and toilet in it). Great walks. Weymouth about 3miles away. Supermarkets near by. Staff were always pleasant. Very handy camping shop with everything you could need for accessories if you should need them. Small selection of food but essentials are there. The only disappointment for us was the bar had limited opening hours it didn't open in the day and didn't serve food. There were fish and chip van there 3 times a week piza van once a week and you could order a take away and eat in the bar but not everyone wants takeaways etc and the bar didn't open till 6pm and was closed Sunday and Monday.
There was 2 pubs in the local village which was 30 minutes walk away which served food. As it was hot above 30c while we were there, would have been nice to have had a meal and a drink late afternoon without having to walk the 30 minutes to the nearest open pub when there was a bar on site. Apart from that the site is very clean and tidy and the staff lovely and friendly.
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 spent 10 nights at East Fleet in July in a tent. We were based in Stable Field which I have to say was by far the best of the three fields, partly due to the flat nature of most of the pitches but also because we were further away from the very noisy play area. We did visit in school holidays so were expecting a lot of children but the play area is heavily used throughout the day and the noise travelled well. The other fields had good sized pitches but some pitches on the lower field were incredible sloping and we certainly wouldn't have been able to pitch a tent on them.
The facilities were very good, great family shower rooms with reasonable showers (although don't be fooled by the apparent sensor activated showers - the sensors still need your hand to hit - like the old push button style - them so you do get a regular loss of water!). There were eight showers in the stable field which tended to have queues when the site was busy as they were serving over 100 pitches but surprisingly you never had to wait for too long.
The rubbish/recycling areas are dotted around in useful locations and seemed to be regularly emptied.
The on site shop was amazing - everything you could need (and a lot you didn't know you needed) and all at good prices. The staff were friendly and helpful and you felt really well looked after.
The park had a lot of good equipment but the site was lacking a playing field or similar for ball games and so often children were kicking balls around next to pitches (and very close to cars).
Our only problem with the site was the noise - not from children as that was to be expected - but from adults. So many units had tv's which were often being played at high volume and some pitches were using car stereos to provide music (which you couldn't escape from). It was a shame as it lowered the tone of the site quite a bit and made time spent on the site less relaxing than most sites are. During the day there didn't seem to be any checking on noise levels at the policy of the site is that everyone must be quiet after 11pm which is a bit late. We had a few nights where there was a lot of noise from some pitches at 10:30pm and on one occasion we had to complain when a party of at least ten people in one van were screaming and shouting late at night - in fact there were quite a lot of residents who commented on this particular event. I feel perhaps that quiet after 10pm would be better as at least those people with younger children wouldn't have to worry about them being woken up.
Despite the site itself being very nice the noise levels really have out us off using it in the future.
I called on the morning we wanted to go as the weather forecast looked good and we paid on arrival.
Very welcoming at arrival and given lots of information and the way to pitch the tent.
Our pitch was slightly slopping but not too far to walk to the bathrooms. We had hedges either side of us and the electric hook up to the side with a drinking water tap, ideal for filling the kettle!
The bathrooms were all suites, so it had a toilet, sink & shower all in the same part which was great when taking the children. Hair dryers were available too. Showers were hot, but not too hot for the children. Washing up facilities were next to the bathroom suites. All was clean and very well kept.
The children, 6 & 3 loved the park, and also the walks along the coastal path.
There is a play barn next to reception which stores to freezers to refreeze ice blocks. In the barn there is gym equipment, trampoline, air hookey and tables ideal for resting at/having a picnic.
On site is a bar which we didn't use, and 2 takeaway vans which open on different nights. We had pizza which was lovely. You are welcome to eat takeaways in the bar, which they provide cutlery, plates and even wash it up for you!
The site in on the outskirts of Weymouth and is easily found. Its away from the main road and any passing traffic. The only noise we found was the cockerel!
We are lucky to live within a hour away and we definitely use this as a weekend getaway.
Just had 4 nights at this site, and what a lovely site it is.
Great views over Chesil beach, and the lagoon.
The site amenities was second to none, toilet and shower block always clean, plenty of hot water anytime of day.
Although one morning the hot water and lighting wasn't working, but as soon as they was informed they got it sorted.
Stable field, were we pitched, was very spacious, and well kept, apart from where some previous person had dug rutts with their tyres.
A couple of days it was more than a bit breezy, and being at the edge of the field we caught a lot of wind, but that's the joys of camping.
Plenty of electric hook up points each with a water stand pipe.
Tried the on site pizza, ok but not worth the money, fish and chips was better value and tasty.
The on site pub was very welcoming and homely, comfy sofa's and drinks at normal pub prices, even our dog behaved well considering she doesn’t frequent the pubs often.
We would definitely visit again and take the kids as there is a lot to do and even when raining with under cover play area.
The staff are very helpful and polite, and the store is basic, but does keep a lot of camping and caravan items if you get stuck or forgotten something.
Literally just got back from three days at EastFleet. What a lovely place. A large site, but not cramped and very well looked after. The play area is excellent and our three boys loved it. Didnt get to the bar, nor did we try the pizza or fish and chips, but plenty of people did and it seemed to go down very well.
The shop is very reasonably priced and stocks everything you could want. Apart from the chassis and wheels, I bet you could almost completely rebuild a caravan !.
The shower blocks are very clean and well maintained and a good size which enabled me to get our boys washed, while my wife prepared tea.
We always go out and about to see new places so don't really use the facilities on site much, but everything we saw looked new and well kept.
Top tip from me would be to try to get onto the lower field where it is a bit quieter. I am not suggesting that there is a lot of noise, its just a personal preference. It was noticable that what noise there was ended promptly at 11pm and it went deathly quiet from thereon.
Definitely going back.
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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 
Our first trip to this site and certainly won't be the last. Stunning setting by the Fleet, great for bird watching and plenty of nice little walks from site for us with our elderly dog. We had a fully serviced pitch in Stable Field, they were in the process of adding more serviced pitches whilst we were there which did get a bit noisy at times, but we understand it has to be done sometime. 
