Wimborne Holidays Parks & Caravan Sites
Wimborne Holidays Parks & Caravan Sites
Wimborne or Wimborne Minster as its correct name is a really pretty town in the Dorset countryside where the River Stour and the River Allen meet. The town has one of the best collections of old houses in the county and has a wealth of character that makes it one of the best tourist towns to visit in the county. There are a number of rural holiday parks near Wimborne, from mid sized Wimborne caravan parks to camping holiday parks, luxury lodge parks, touring parks and even glamping in the Wimborne area.
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The town is rich in history and heritage, from the Wimborne Minster Folk Festival to the largest fireworks display in the county, there is always something going on in the town. The market here is held on Friday, Saturday and Sundays with the antiques market on a Friday. There are beautiful riverside walks, especially along the banks of the Stour and the Moors Valley Country Park is nearby if you really want to stretch your legs.
Wimborne is a really pretty town and the history is reflected in the well preserved buildings around the town. That means a lot of independent shops, quality restaurants and places to eat, this is not a high street chain kind of town, a more peaceful and character town that really does present its heritage at its best. Poole, Bournemouth and Christchurch are easy to get to if you want a day by the coast and Ringwood and the New Forest are also easily accessible along the main A roads.
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If you are looking for a rural holiday in a pretty location in the Dorset countryside, look no further than the great range of caravan and lodge parks in Wimborne. There are several campsites in the countryside surrounding Wimborne along with touring parks and even glamping sites, a good selection of accommodations for holidays for Wimborne for all.
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Best For: Woodland retreats, families, peaceful breaks
Accommodation Types: Lodges, caravans
Highlights: Woodland setting, hot tub lodges, outdoor pool, play area
Merley Court Holiday Park is a tranquil woodland park near Wimborne, offering well-equipped lodges — many with private hot tubs — and caravan accommodation tucked among trees for a relaxed countryside stay. The park includes a seasonal outdoor pool, children’s play areas and easy access to walking and cycling on the Castleman Trailway.
Just a short drive from Bournemouth and Poole’s sandy beaches, Merley Court provides a quiet base for exploring both Dorset’s coast and countryside. Guests can enjoy scenic walks, local attractions and a peaceful setting with strong links to nearby historic towns and seaside destinations.
Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for guests wanting a nature-backed holiday with quality lodge options and quick access to Dorset’s beaches and trails.
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Best For: Peaceful countryside breaks, families, touring & camping
Accommodation Types: Touring pitches, camping, caravans, lodges
Highlights: Historic manor house setting, outdoor pool, dog-friendly
Wilksworth Caravan Park is set in the grounds of a historic manor near Wimborne, offering spacious touring and camping pitches along with caravans and lodges in a quiet rural setting. With an outdoor pool, play areas, sports courts and dog-friendly facilities, it provides a relaxed environment suited to families and couples wanting a countryside base.
Its location gives guests easy access to Wimborne Minster, scenic walking and cycling routes, and the wider Dorset coast, including Poole and Bournemouth’s beaches. The combination of peaceful surroundings and convenient links to local attractions makes it a reliable choice for laid-back Dorset holidays.
Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors seeking a quiet, family-friendly park in a historic setting with good access to both countryside and coast.
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