Graston Copse Holiday Park is idyllic and peaceful and perfect for nature lovers. The River Bride flows past the park and there is a dog walk and riverside walk around the park as well as a public riverside walk to the village of Burton Bradstock with its pretty 16th and 17th century thatched cottages, shops and pubs. Hive Beach on the Jurassic Coast is just a one mile walk.

Why choose Graston Copse Holiday Park

Spacious, peaceful site well maintained facilities including an enclosed dog exercise area

Within five minutes of stunning beaches - Hive Beach and Cogden Beach

Just a 15 minute walk in to the village of Burton Bradstock with pubs and shops

About the site

The spacious camping and touring fields at Graston Copse have a real peaceful countryside feel. Set in over three acres of well maintained and landscaped grounds, flanked by the meandering River Bride and surrounded by farmland and countryside, this really is the place to get away from it all. Away from light pollution, the Dorset countryside is one of the best places in the country to enjoy spectacular starry night skies. Graston Copse is the perfect destination for those who wish to enjoy a peaceful holiday with an abundance of nature on your doorstep. The park is a 15 minute walk from the village and just a bit further to the beach and award-winning Hive Beach Cafe. Pitch up on grass and whether you're in a tent or tourer, there's electric available or non-electric on the meadow for tents and tourers. You can enjoy all of the best aspects of camping, with the countryside and beautiful surroundings on your doorstep, fresh air and the soothing sound of nature and the rain. What better way to spend quality time with family and friends?

Graston Copse Holiday Park is open from 28/03 to 28/09.

"Wonderful site in a beautiful peaceful setting"

Angela P

"Fantastic campsite with big pitches and fab dog walking spaces"

Christine M

"The facilities were first class and the maintenance of the grounds was brilliant"

Andy R

"Smashing facilities, hot showers and beautifully kept grounds"

Karen A

"Our first time staying here and it won't be our last! Lovely, peaceful campsite and a great location"

Chantal R

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What facilities are at Graston Copse Holiday Park?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Electric hookups

Fires allowed

Laundry

Near beach

Peaceful

The toilets and showers are free and there is no charge for refreezing ice packs. There is a laundry room, covered washing up area as well as a nature walk through the copse, which is home to an array of wildlife. Wi-Fi is available to purchase onsite.

Guests are welcome to use the facilities at nearby Highlands End Holiday Park, including a swimming pool, sauna and steam room, a bar and restaurant, children's soft play and a foot golf course.

There are 56 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

33 x Lower Meadow Non Electric Grass Pitches

Max 6 people

Non electric grass pitches in the meadow, suitable for tents, motorhomes and touring caravans. Up to two dogs welcome.

22 x Electric Grass Pitches

Max 6 people

Electric grass pitches suitable for tents, motorhomes and touring caravans. Includes 10 amp electric hook-up. Up to two dogs welcome.

Electric Gravel Pitches

Max 6 people

Gravel pitches suitable for motorhomes, caravans and campervans. 10 amp electric hook-up available. Dogs welcome.

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Ted H

Motorhome - Electric Grass PitchesSep 2025

Very nice and peaceful. Only disappointment was paying for Wi-Fi that was very weak in the bottom field. Recommend.

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Thank you for your review, we are pleased that you would recommend.

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George J

Medium Tent - Lower Meadow Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

Fantastic campsite in a wonderful location.

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Thank you for the great review, we are pleased that you found the park fantastic.

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Gemma D

Sprinter-Type Campervan - Lower Meadow Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

Great location when in a van, as the beach and village were walkable distance and bus was handy. Staff were great.

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Thank you from all of the team for your review. We are pleased that you found the location handy and the staff great.

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Site rules

What time is check-in/out at Graston Copse Holiday Park?

Check-in is from 1pm-8pm. Pitches must be vacated by 11am on day of departure.

Are dogs allowed at Graston Copse Holiday Park?

Yes, up to two dogs are welcome per camping pitch, provided they are kept on leads whilst on the park and are not a breed/crossbreed listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act. There is an enclosed dog exercise area on the park too.

Are BBQs and campfires allowed at Graston Copse Holiday Park?

BBQs are welcome provided they are kept raised off the ground, so as not to damage the grass. Open fires are allowed in raised fire pits but must use smokeless fuel.

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Is there a map of Graston Copse Holiday Park?

Yes, a map overview of the park can be viewed here.

What's nearby

What attractions are nearby Graston Copse Holiday Park?

Hive Beach, owned by National Trust, is just a one mile walk from the park with a glorious cliffside backdrop looking out towards the spectacular Jurassic Coast as well as an award winning cafe and a bar set on the clifftops.

A short drive will take you to West Bay, the fishing village used for ITV's popular 'Broadchurch' drama series, with plenty of waymarked cycling and walking trails along the coastline. You're also within easy reach of:

Vurlands Animal Farm (3.4 miles), family run farm with daily pig racing, animal feeding, kids play area and tearooms.
Little Bredy Waterfall and Walled Gardens (6.8 miles), set in the heart of the Bride Valley.
Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens (7.2 miles), home to an abundance of flora and fauna where kids can also try finding the Cheshire Cat, white rabbit, and Alice herself within the Wonderland Sculpture Trail.

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Things to do on site and in the Bridport area

Once a tightly knit community of farmers, fishermen, net makers and flax spinners, the village of Burton Bradstock has retained much of its character and offers a glimpse into a bygone age. Catch the X53 bus from the village to get to Bridport and West Bay or along the Coast Road to Abbotsbury, Weymouth and beyond.

Also within walking distance is Hive Beach, one of the main gateways to the Jurassic Coast and the South West Coast Path. This National Trust estate and popular family destination has spectacular coastal views and is part of the well-known Chesil Beach, one of the most spectacular features of the Jurassic Coast.

Popular places to visit nearby include Little Bredy waterfall, Abbotsbury Swannery and Sub Tropical Gardens, St Catherines Chapel, Hardy's Monument, Vurlands Animal Farm, Mapperton House and Gardens, The West Bay Discovery Centre and attractions in Weymouth including Sandworld, the Sea Life Centre and Portland Bill Lighthouse.