Overview of Weymouth Bay Holiday Park

Weymouth Bay Holiday Park in Dorset is located less than a mile away from a pebble and sand beach, beach cafes and souvenir shops. This holiday park has a huge variety of activities and entertainment to keep your whole family entertained during their stay.

This is a great holiday park in Weymouth with a great selection of facilities including an indoor and outdoor pool connected by a lazy river. There is a sports range plus an adventure village for the kids, ideal if you want your kids to have fun in one space. You can try the aerial adventure, the jump or the climbing wall, all great fun and providing you all with a challenge. As with all Haven holiday parks you will be fully entertainment throughout your stay, there is a kids club where the Seaside Squad are on hand to ensure children are having a fun time. During the evenings the night activities and shows continue, you can look forward to live shows, comedy and family friendly performances.

Weymouth Bay Holiday Park offers you a choice of caravan or lodge accommodation. If you are looking for a more luxurious accommodation option the lodges are perfect and some come with your own allocated parking space. If you are on a bit of a budget, the caravans are graded from Saver through to Gold, allowing you to select the best caravan to suit your holiday needs if you are trying to find Dorset caravan and lodge parks.

Lodges & Caravans at Weymouth Bay Holiday Park

The Caravans are graded from Saver, Bronze, Silver to Gold. All caravans have a fully equipped kitchen, beds are made up, TV in the lounge, double-glazing and central heating. Additional features could include, dishwasher, TV in the master bedroom, decking or a veranda with outdoor furniture. 

There are a selection of Emerald Lodges at Weymouth Bay Holiday Park, which come with a fully equipped kitchen, heating throughout, TV in lounge and master bedroom, towels, allocated parking and a balcony.

Park Facilities at Weymouth Bay Holiday Park

The park features two swimming pools connected by a Lazy River which offers hours of entertainment for adults and children. Younger children will love the Adventure Village, where activities like The Jump, Mini Aerial Adventure, and climbing walls offer fun experiences. The new Inflatable Arena, filled with obstacles is also popular.

Weymouth Bay Holiday Park also offers junior Segways and archery. Kart Hire is also available on the holiday park, if you fancy karting around the holiday park instead of walking, then you will love riding in one of these karts. There is a full entertainment programme at the Weymouth Bay ShowBar, here you can enjoy live acts, music, comedy and family friendly shows. The Seaside Squad are also on hand to keep younger holiday makers entertained throughout their stay.

The Cafe Bar has a menu which is full of family favourites, here you can enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner or even just enjoy drinks with your family and friends. Alternatively, you could order some delicious fish & chips from Cook’s Fish & Chips and new this year is the addition of Burger King and Papa Johns is also available on-site.  For quick snacks, essential items, or even a last-minute souvenir, there is an on-site mini market at Weymouth Bay Holiday Park, stocked with a selection of food, drinks, and convenience items.

Places to Visit Near Weymouth Bay Holiday Park

Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre is situated near Wool and approximately a 20-minute drive from at Weymouth Bay Holiday Park. Located less than 3 miles from Weymouth Bay Holiday Park you will find Weymouth Beach, it is known for its golden sand and Georgian seafront. The beach has a shelterd bay that makes it a lovely spot for swimmers and people who enjoy water sports. Durdle Door is one of Dorset’s most iconic landmarks and it is located approximately a 20 minute drive from Weymouth Bay Holiday Park. The beach here is has clear waters and dramatic cliffs.

A 10-minute drive will take you to Sandsfoot Castle, built by order of King Henry VIII, the castle today stands as a fascinating ruin, offering insights into England’s Tudor past and maritime history. The castle has undergone various preservation efforts to maintain its structure for public viewing and enjoyment.