Woodyhyde Campsite
Swanage, Dorset
On the Isle of Purbeck, Woodyhyde Campsite is a stone's throw away from Dorset's famed Jurassic Coast, Swanage and Corfe Castle. Guests can choose from electric or non-electric grass pitches, as well as hardstanding pitches ideal for tents, campervans, and motorhomes. And the best part? You can pitch up wherever you want! If you love the outdoors but aren't keen on canvas, there's the option of fantastic yurts or the shepherd's hut too.
Why choose Woodyhyde Campsite
Just a 15 minute drive from sandy beaches at Swanage and Studland
Spacious site spread across three fields, choose where you want to pitch!
On site facilities include a large shop selling essentials and free WiFi
About the site
Woodyhyde is a charming family-run campsite located on the Isle of Purbeck, offering breathtaking countryside views. Spread across 15 acres of open land, the site is spacious and never feels overcrowded, even during peak camping season. Guests can enjoy easy access to the Purbeck Hills and coastal paths, with footpaths leading directly from the campsite. For those seeking a more relaxed day, the beautiful award-winning beaches of Swanage and Studland are just a stone's throw away (15 minutes). The site welcomes tents, campervans, and motorhomes, with 160 unmarked pitches available across three fields with electric available too. Visitors can enjoy the sight of wild deer, pheasants, and birds roaming free in the fields, with one of the fields bordered by a steam train linking Corfe Castle and Swanage. Dogs are welcome in two of the three fields. Hardstanding pitches are also available for motorhomes and campervans. Those seeking a more luxurious outdoor experience can opt for the yurts or the Cozy Camper shepherd's hut. The large 5m yurts beautiful decorated, offering a full-size double bed and two single beds, complete with bedding for a comfortable night's sleep. You'll have access to private toilet facilities, and shared shower facilities are conveniently located nearby. There are no cooking facilities, but guests can bring small camping stoves or disposable barbecues. Each yurt has its own fire pit and picnic table, and bench to use. For couples seeking a peaceful retreat, the Cozy Camper shepherd's hut is the perfect choice. Featuring a real bed, a kitchenette with modern amenities, and an ensuite toilet, you'll have everything you need to enjoy a relaxing stay. While the site loves their furry friends, dogs are not allowed in the paddock or glamping options. Please note, the entrance to the campsite is under a stone railway bridge. The dimensions are 10.5ft (3.18m) high and 9ft (2.7m) wide. As it's made of stone, there are areas where the stones stick out, so larger vehicles should be aware.
The site is open for camping between March and October, yurts are available from 22nd May and 13th September. Stay from £24/night for 2 people (2-night minimum).
"The steam railway was also a bonus ... lots of waving to all the passengers"
Sharon F
"Amazing views and location"
Paul H
There are 187 accommodation options on-site
Bookable pitches and accommodation options
5 x Yurts
Max 4 people
Large 5m yurts, set within the old private paddock of the campsite. Each yurt comes equipped with a full-size double bed and two single beds, bedding is provided. Private toilet, shared shower facilities nearby. Sorry, no pets.
2 x Shepherd's Hut
Max 2 people
The Cozy Camper shepherd's hut has a real bed, kitchenette with mod cons and an ensuite toilet. Suitable for couples seeking a peaceful break in a beautiful setting. No pets.
Other accommodation
20 x Electric Hardstanding Pitches
Max 4 people
Hardstanding pitches with electric hookup.
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Site rules
What time is check-in and check out at Woodyhyde Campsite?
Guests are welcome to check-in from 11am until 7pm for camping and touring and from 3pm until 7pm for glamping. Please advise the site if you are delayed. Check out is due before noon on your last day for camping, 10am for glamping.
Is Woodyhyde Campsite dog-friendly?
Yes, four-legged friends are welcome to join you on your stay. Please note dogs are not allowed in glamping accommodation.
Does Woodyhyde Campsite allow BBQs and campfires?
Raised BBQs are permitted onsite. Sorry, open fires are not permitted.
Does Woodyhyde Campsite have a quiet time or noise policy?
The site operates a quiet policy after 11pm.
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Where can I Woodyhyde Campsite's site map?
The map can be found here.
Does Woodyhyde Campsite allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?
Gazebos are allowed, pup tents and awnings are not permitted.
Facilities
Is there WiFi at Woodyhyde Campsite?
Yes, free WiFi is available throughout the site.
Does Woodyhyde Campsite have a shop onsite?
Yes, there's a large shop selling camping essentials as well as basics like bread, milk, eggs, local beers and ice creams.
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