Hunter's Moon

Why stay here

On the edge of the Wareham Forest, our pleasant campsite provides a quiet corner of Dorset where you can relax.

The nearby town of Wareham is only three miles away with a good selection of shops and places to eat. Some of the most attractive parts of Dorset are owned by the National Trust including substantial stretches of Jurassic coastline.

Explore the fields and nearby beaches – Durdle Door, one of Dorset’s most iconic landmarks, is just 12 miles away.

Family days out

Take your little monkeys to visit the Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre, where they can learn all about monkey life. Guided talks and play areas are available; you could even adopt a monkey of your own!

Continue your learning journey at the Tank Musuem in Bovington. The museum has the world’s best collection of tanks and explosive live displays, with nearly 300 armoured vehicles and rides to explore.

Venture a little further to Poole; there’s plenty to see and do in this coastal town. Tumble on tyres and twist through the tubes at Splashdown Waterpark for great fun for all the family.

Facilities on site

• Wi-Fi available
• Wash room / toilets
• Dish washing area
• Laundry facilities
• Playground
• Car parking
• Pitches are: grass, non-electric
• Site shop: No but there are supermarkets nearby

Hunter’s Moon Wi-Fi runs standard broadband service averaging at 10 Mbps. Fees may apply.

Activities & experiences nearby

Cycling

Ride the Northport Greenway and Sika Cycle Trail from Wareham Quay to Wareham Forest. This leisurely cycle includes a seven mile off road route through Wareham Forest.

For a more challenging route, try the Purbeck cycle ride into the Hartland Moor Nature Reserve. This route can be split into smaller sections. The nearest National Cycle Network Route to our campsite is Route 2.

Walking

Our campsite is placed on the edge of Wareham Forest, with various walks and routes through the trees.

Try the Wareham Forest Way walk or explore the Lulworth Cove and Fossil Forest and explore the remains of the 145 million year old forest.

Things to try

Explore Poole’s only Country Park by Segway! Roll around Upton House and Country Park – take a glimpse of the formal gardens, lawns and shoreline of Holes Bay before returning to Upton House.

Test your accuracy skills and try your hand at clay pigeon shooting. Whether you’re a novice or experienced, Purbeck shooting school offer a range of courses for you to try.

Pubs and restaurants

You know you’re on the Jurassic Coast when SteakASaurus is just a five minute drive from your campsite! Drop in and try their highly recommended 100% prime beef, steak and ribs, with a fish and vegetarian menu to boot!

After your walk around Lulworth Cove, reenergise at the Boat Shed Café. With views overlooking the cove and a terrace dining area the nautical themed restaurant serves breakfasts, lunches, cakes and seasonal fish dishes.

The 29029 offers contemporary, upmarket Indian and Nepalese food, and comes highly recommended by our visitors.