Highlands End Holiday Park

Bridport, Dorset, England

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With spectacular views out to sea from its clifftop vantage point on the Jurassic Coast, Highlands End Holiday Park is a fantastic choice for an unforgettable holiday in Dorset. Awarded the accolade of ‘Dorset Holiday Park of the Year’ in the Dorset Holiday Awards in both 2022 and 2019, this amazing park is a 5-star destination with an unrivalled location and unbeatable facilities.

The on-site facilities are top-notch, including an exclusive leisure club with a swimming pool, sauna, and steam room. A 9-hole pitch and putt course offers golfing fun for everyone, with striking views down to the sea. There’s also a convenient shop for all your daily essentials and holiday needs, and an all-terrain mobility scooter is available for hire from the park for those who have difficulty walking.

Martin’s Bar & Restaurant offers everything you need in the way of refreshments, drinks, and meals, and features a Costa Coffee, a beer garden with an outdoor playground, an indoor soft play area for little ones, and live music and entertainment. The restaurant also houses one of the biggest collections of firefighting memorabilia in the country, including a Leyland fire engine from 1936 and a Merryweather horse-drawn steam engine from 1902.

West Bay and Eype Beach are close by, and if you’re looking for an active holiday in Dorset, there’s a 3-mile circular nature trail walk starting from the park reception, and the famous South West Coast Path is accessible nearby and is a perfect way to take in the sights of the Jurassic Coast.

The site is pet friendly and even has a special outdoor dog exercise field, though they’re sure to love exploring the local countryside with you too.

You’ll be spoilt for choice with accommodation on this holiday in Dorset, with a range of properties for hire. There’s luxurious lodges, comfortable caravans, glamorous glamping pods, and even holiday apartments and bungalows on site. You can also book a pitch and bring along your own caravan, motorhome or tent, with all the amenities you’ll need including two shower blocks, a laundry room, indoor and outdoor washing up sinks, a caravan service point, and chemical waste disposal.

If you’re looking for an unforgettable holiday in Dorset where you can enjoy the very best of the county’s countryside and glorious Jurassic Coast scenery, please enquire now to book your break at Highlands End Holiday Park.

Places to visit in Dorset

South West Coast Path

Discover cliffs coves and beaches along the Dorset stretch of this long distance walking path

Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site

Hunt for fossils and witness 185 million years of Earth’s history at this World Heritage Site

Monkey World

The largest ape and monkey sanctuary in the world

The Tank Museum

A large collection of historic armoured vehicles

Pecorama

Model railways, gardens, and a light railway set on a hill

Farmer Palmer's Farm Park

A fun park for young children with play areas and friendly farm animals

Local beaches:

Eype Beach
lyme regis beach
Monmouth Beach

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Park Accommodation Options & Facilities

Pitch Types

Motorhome Pitches
Touring Pitches
Tent Pitches
Serviced Pitches
Seasonal Pitches

Accommodation Types

Glamping

Amenities

Children's play area(s)
Restaurant
Sauna
Shop
Swimming (indoor)

Facilities

Chemical disposal point
Club house
Drainage hook-ups
Laundry
LPG stockist

Popular Filters

Allow rallies
Bar
Breaks near water
Camping pods
Child friendly holiday homes

Nearby Attractions

Golf
Fishing
Horse riding holidays
Cycle hire
Swimming (Indoor)
Gym access
Leisure Centre
Beach
Tennis
Snooker/Pool
Boat launch
Sports Ground

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Park location

Highlands End Holiday Park, Eype
Bridport
Dorset
DT6 6AR
England

Directions

1 mile west of Bridport on the A35, turn south for Eype, follow the road round past the picnic area, and the park is indicated by the brown sign on the right hand side.

Park Reviews

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In my opinion the best campsite in Dorset by a mile. The facilities are fantastic and the staff are very helpful indeed. However it is the location which has really sold this park to me. My wife and I love walking and being able to access the South West Coast Path so easily was a real draw for us. We were able to walk a great deal of the Jurassic Coast and then hop on the bus to take us back to the lovely fishing village of West Bay which is just a short distance from Highlands End. Our dog certaining slept well during our stay! Keep up the good work Highlands End - we will be back for sure.

BoarderTerrier - 20th July 2016

Have just returned from a weeks stay at this site. We arrived and chose a pitch, not too far from one of the two toilet blocks. (Showers were a good size, big enough to have a dry area with hooks, as well as the shower area). Pitches were a good size, allowing for an awning, and an outside sitting area. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Bar and restaurant were excellent. A good varied menu, and up to five 'specials' displayed daily, and unlike many site restaurants, the specials changed periodically. The food was excellent and ensured that we ate there every evening. The bar provided Karaoke, live entertainment and family discos, but were not so noisy that you could not hold a conversation. The site became very quiet at night, allowing for a peaceful end to the day. A site that we will definitely visit in the future.

Rosep - 7th August 2011

Wonderful site with gorgeous views over Lyme Bay. Good walks esp.to nearby West Bay & Golden Cap. Beautiful laid out site with good facilities, pub,swimming pool ,pitch & put, childrens` area , & good walking for dogs. Stoney beach ,accessible by cliff path , 180 feet below site. One word of warning for tenters, It Can Get Rather Blowey if storms are about

breda - 23rd February 2008