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Accommodation at this park

A superbly located holiday park with fantastic caravan holiday homes to match.

Caravan holiday homes

Wimbourne» New 08
3 bed, sleeps 6-8, from £319

Purbeck»
3 bed, sleeps 6-8, from £299

Lulworth»
3 bed, sleeps 6-8, from £279

Sherborne» New 08
2 bed, sleeps 4-6, from £259

Melbury»
3 bed, sleeps 6-8, from £259

Lillington»
2 bed, sleeps 4-6, from £239

Blandford»
3 bed, sleeps 6-8, from £219

Osmington»
2 bed, sleeps 4-6, from £199

Ferndown»
2 bed, sleeps 4-6, from £179

Shaftesbury»
2 bed, sleeps up to 4, from £169

Ashmore»
2 bed, sleeps 4-6, from £159

House

Amberwood House»
7 bed, sleeps 14, from £569

Lodge style holiday homes

Sandbanks» New 08
3 bed, sleeps up to 6, from £549

Poole» New 08
3 bed, sleeps up to 6, from £449

Lodge

Wisteria Gold Lodge»
3 bed, sleeps up to 6, from £319

About the local area

Sandford offers a location with the best of both worlds; you can explore the New Forest or miles of glorious beach and on the other hand the bustling centres of Poole and Bournemouth are just waiting to be explored!

See Durdle Door, the Jurassic Coast's breathtaking natural wonder or get away from it all and explore the New Forest on foot, bicycle or by horse.

About the local area

Sandford Holiday Park in DorsetMap key

Cities and towns

  • Poole
    Famous for its beautiful natural harbour and the stunning Sandbanks Beach, Poole is a haven for water sports fans. As well as this Poole offers a wide range of shops, restaurants, theatres and much more.
  • Weymouth
    Weymouth's popularity as a seaside resort can go all the way back to King George the Third who often came to bathe in the sea. Today visitors come to Weymouth for its beautiful beach and promenade as well as its many exciting family attractions.
  • Dorchester
    Dorchester is a beautiful market town which has close links to Thomas Hardy. The town offers many attractions for visitors including the castle keep in the centre of the town and the Dorset County Museum.
  • Wareham
    Wareham is an historic market town dating back to Roman times. Visitors can enjoy walking through the picturesque streets and along the riverbanks, visit its farmers markets or enjoy a drink in one of the many pubs or tearooms.

Local attractions

OceanariumOceanarium

Discover the best kept secrets of the deep and come face to face with some amazing marine life at Oceanarium in Bournemouth.

The New ForestThe New Forest

Discover the forest’s hidden gems on foot, bicycle or by horseback. Experience one of the many events held throughout the year to help you get close to nature.

Durdle DoorDurdle Door

Visit one of the most photographed landmarks along the Jurassic Coast. The rock arch in the sea is part of the Dorset & East Devon World Heritage Site.

Sherbourne Castle & GardensSherbourne Castle & Gardens

Visit the castle built by Sir Walter Raleigh in 1594, home to the Digby family since 1617. Take a stroll around its beautiful grounds and view its splendid collection of art, furniture and porcelain.

Monkey WorldMonkey World

A 65 acre ape rescue centre that's home to 150 primates of 15 different species. Keep the kids busy all day in the woodland walk, pets encounter and play areas.