Bincombe Bumps is a family friendly site set within easy reach of the beach. Perched on a high peak, it offers panoramic views towards Portland and beyond. Bring your kite, enjoy the fresh wind and the wild and rugged outdoors and explore the Jurassic landscape. There's acres to explore too, with walking routes starting from the campsite to the coastal path or inland through rambling countryside. A 10-15 minute drive takes you to Weymouth beach.

Why choose Bincombe Bumps Camping

Easy access to the coastal path and just a fifteen minute drive from beautiful Weymouth Beach

Breathtaking views across the bay, sunrise and sunsets from every pitch

Onsite kitchen and weekend entertainment during the summer

About the site

The site is located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, on the edge of a beautiful and secluded village with the historic Bincombe Bumps right beside them. It's close to walks along the South West Coast Path, watersports off the coastline and much more. You can pitch your tent almost anywhere in the grass field, with quieter areas for families, and a groups area. If you are looking for more 'wild' camping, the site can offer this too. Pitches cater to tents and campervans only. Dogs are more than welcome to join onsite.

The site is open from 23rd May until 26th May and then from 25th July until 25th August.

"The vibe was also awesome and relaxed"

Wesley L

"Showers and toilets were kept to a high standard of cleanliness"

Nadine M

What facilities are at Bincombe Bumps Camping?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Entertainment

Fires allowed

Fishing

Horse riding

Near beach

Near pub

Peaceful

Watersports

Facilities include portable showers, eco friendly portable compost toilets, washing up facilities and recycling points. A pop up bar and restaurant (Feast on the Farm) is available during peak weekends, serving fresh seasonal and local ingredients in unique locations around the farm.

The Old Ship Inn is a little over a mile away at Upwey and there are lots of other places to eat and drink in the area including cafes, pubs and seafood places. Fishing and horse riding are available in the local area.

There are 50 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

50 x Non Electric Grass Pitches

Max 6 people

Grass pitches suitable for tents and campervans. In most cases you should be able to park your vehicle next to your tent. Campfires allowed.

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Camping treasure with fantastic views

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Rawinia H

Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

Beautiful location, great for families, entertainment and staff make the experience even better and would highly recommend.

Pop up site unmatched

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Emma E

Medium Tent - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

A tad windy but we love this site. Relaxed, chilled, stunning views and extras of entertainment and a bar xx

Felt so at home!

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Matt B

VW-Type Campervan - Non Electric Grass PitchesAug 2025

They got it right! It's somewhere that you can take a break from it all, without denting your coffers, beautiful location, plenty of choice from the bar and the kitchen, showers, toilets, and great (brilliant) entertainment. Our first choice from now on.

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Site rules

Is Bincombe Bumps Camping dog friendly?

Yes, you're welcome to bring up to two dogs per pitch, and they must be kept on a lead whilst onsite - any breeds/crossbreds listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act (e.g Staffordshire bull terrier, American Staffordshire terrier, Pit Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, any Mastiff or Tosa, Japanese Tosa, Fila Brasileiro and Dogo Argentino) are not permitted.

Take your four legged friend for a walk along the South West Coast Path or head to Weymouth Beach.

Are BBQs/campfires allowed at Bincombe Bumps Camping?

Open fires are allowed in raised fire pits. BBQs are welcome provided they are kept raised off the ground, so as not to damage the grass, and well supervised.

What time is check-in/out at Bincombe Bumps Camping?

Check-in is available from 4pm until 8pm and you must vacate your camping/touring pitch by 10:30am on day of departure.

Pitches

Can I bring an awning, pup tent, or gazebo to Bincombe Bumps Camping?

Yes! An awning and pup tent can be brought with you free of charge. Gazebos are welcome for a small extra fee.

Facilities

Is there a cafe/restaurant at Bincombe Bumps Camping?

The cafe onsite serves a delicious range of sweet treats, snacks and drinks, plus the site's own pop up bar and restaurant is open to guests during peak weekends, serving locally sourced produce. There is also a small shop here stocking the basics, and the nearest pub, The Old Ship Inn, is just over a mile away from the site.

What's nearby

What attractions are nearby Bincombe Bumps Camping?

Take a trip with the family to Lodmoor Country Park (4 miles), where you'll spot aquatic creatures at the Sealife Centre, bump into each other on the dodgems, and see an abundance of wildlife at the nature reserve - little ones can also enjoy a ride aboard the mini train.

Or spend your days ambling along the stunning Dorset coastline, with a number of beaches nearby the site including Weymouth (4.5 miles) where you'll also find a variety of cafes, restaurants and more lining the promenade.

The coastline offers plenty of incredible views too - make time to head to Portland to soak up the coastal scenery.

Other nearby attractions include:

Bowleaze Cove (4.8 miles)
Durdle Door (13.8 miles)

Things to do on site and in the Weymouth area

At weekends, stay on site for the pop-up food and drink, and chill out whilst the kids play in the field. After dark, look up and do some star gazing on clear evenings. The view of the stars from the field is incredible - perfect to relax and contemplate the world!

During summer, enjoy your Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings with several local musicians performing in the onsite marquee.

The area has everything you need to keep all age groups occupied. For young families, there is the Lodmoor Country Park - which has the Sealife Centre, bumper cars, Sandworld, an outdoor gym, a mini land train, and a wildlife and nature reserve with miles of walking trails.

Alternatively there is the Bowleaze Coveway with Fantasy Island Amusement park with rides.

By day go for a ramble along the coast, or head to one of the numerous local beaches. Weymouth bay is renowned for its gorgeous sandy, safe, and clean beach which is perfect for young families. With cafes, bars and restaurants all along the promenade, there are plenty of places to eat and drink too.

Want to find somewhere more secluded? There are many other beaches all a stone's throw away, or drive slightly out of town to head to some of the quieter and off grid coastal treasures.

Cycling is a big sport in the area, and there are many hills and routes to tackle, including the ironman Weymouth route. Windsurfing, kayaking, sailing and paddle boarding are also easily accessible at the nearby beach.

Walking or hiking is popular, and the coastline all around is spectacular - head around Portland for some of the most interesting views. If you fancy a tipple, there's a lovely country pub less than a mile away from the site, and shops less than a mile in the other direction.