Durdle Door Holiday Park

We camped in our camper off season and this was a nice chilled site, very close to the beach. (Down a very steep hill!) the price per night was similar to paying for parking for the day at the car park!
Toilets were clean and ok, water not very warm for a shower in October! I would visit again.

Hurricane Ophelia was influencing the weather on the day my family and I visited this geological wonder. Easy walk down to the site, but a hard climb back to the top - worth the effort though! Due to time constraints did not take the steps down to the beach, but will next time. The view from the top of the cliff was magnificent however.

Had a lovely holiday in a privately rented caravan on the site. The site is very clean and well laid out. Easy access to Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove, as long as you don't mind the climb back up!
Only criticism would be the wait we had for food in the restsurant on the Sunday evening due to being busy. Ordered just after half seven and by nine still no sign. With others who had ordered meals at 7 still waiting, we decided to call it a day. Our money was refunded along with the cost of our first drinks and staff were very apologetic.
Would definitely return to site but probably avoid the restaurant.

Nice facilities, toilets and showers cleaned twice a day so always clean (occasionally some mud on the floor but considering the amount of walkers nearby, very impressive!). Needed a code to enter so not every tourist nearby testing them. Shop on site, reasonable selection including fresh bread, milk and lettuce. Very friendly and helpful reception staff. Nice bar area as well with good food options (didn't actually eat there but looked good!). Very impressed!

Stayed in a pleasant cottage with excellent facilities and with a bar/restaurant five minutes away. The food and service we're good enough that we ate there six nights out of seven which I don't think is too bad.

The site is just above the door itself which is a fair climb down but not accessible I'm afraid, you need to be relatively fit and able to get down and up again. But on a fine day it's well worth the effort.

Good value with small wooden sleeping pods which are surprisingly warm (heater, lights, electric points and beds that sleep four at a push).
Was family and dog friendly (can even take the dog into the on site cafe/bar) with a shop on site and close access to shower and toilet blocks.
Two minutes to the beach with stunning views of Durdle Door and Lulworth Cove was just over the hill. Thoroughly recommend

Visited every year for the last 40 years. A magical place

Stunning view, great day out in summer. Parking costs very high even off season and no loo facilities. £4 for 0-2hrs in March in the rain! To park in a field.

Most beautiful place in England! Been every year since I was little in the rentable static caravans. Unlike every other campsite of its sort it is always spotless and service is impeccable, would recommend to anyone!!