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Dorset
Dorset Activities
Splashdown Poole
Splashdown is an all-action waterpark with some of the UK's best water flumes. Fun for the whole family!
Monkey World
Experience a captivating day at Monkey World – Ape Rescue Centre in Wareham. Witness TV stars and support primate rescue efforts!
Highcliffe Castle
Perched on the cliffs in Highcliffe, Dorset, Highcliffe Castle was constructed between 1831 and 1835 by Charles Stuart, the 1st Baron Stuart de Rothesay, adopting a Romantic and Picturesque architectural style.
Brownsea Island
Situated in Poole Harbour within the county of Dorset, England, stands as the largest among the islands in the area. The island's northern half is under the management of the Dorset Wildlife Trust.
Bournemouth Beach and Gardens
Situated in Poole Harbour within the county of Dorset, England, stands as the largest among the islands in the area. The island's northern half is under the management of the Dorset Wildlife Trust.
Holiday Parks Dorset
Allow Perfect Parks to introduce you to the top holiday parks in Dorset. With its striking coastlines and stunning countryside locations, it’s easy to see why it is such a popular holiday destination. And why holiday makers come back year after year. With a vast range of accommodation from cosy static caravans all the way up to luxury lodges, we have something to suit your needs.
Dorset offers its pristine beaches and tranquil rural locations that often steals the hearts of anyone that chooses to visit the county. With its Jurassic coastline dotted with fossils and fascinating geological features and golden beaches framed by rugged cliffs that are home to rare and exciting wildlife. This stunning part of the country really does need to be seen to appreciate just how beautiful it is.
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Dorset is home to many exciting attractions including, the most stunning stately homes and gardens that will blow you away. Monkey World is home to over 250 rescued and endangered monkeys and apes. A huge range of shopping experiences where you can shop till you drop. If you seek more adrenaline-filled activities, we have you covered with cart racing, shooting experiences, and rock climbing and abseiling, there really is something to everyone’s interests. Choosing a holiday park in Dorset puts all this and more right at your fingertips.
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Why Choose a Holiday Park In Dorset?
Picturesque Locations: Dorset is known for its picturesque landscapes, including the Jurassic Coast, rolling countryside, and stunning beaches. Holiday parks in Dorset provide an opportunity to immerse yourself in all this natural beauty.
Diverse Accommodation Options: Holiday parks in the area offer a vast range of lodging options from stair caravans all the way up yo high-end lodges and everything in between.
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Local Culture: Staying in a holiday park provides a genuine Dorset experience not often found in hotels, allowing you to engage with the local culture, savour local cuisine, and immerse yourself in the region's history.
Pet Friendly Accommodation: If you feel lost without your furry-friend, certain holiday parks allow you to bring them along and be part of making memories that will last a lifetime.
Year-Round Fun Dorset's holiday parks are ideal for visits no matter what time of the year it is, offering unique experiences in different seasons, from summer beach holidays to cozy winter retreats.
Real Community Atmosphere Holiday parks often offer a sense of community, enabling guests to socialise, share experiences, and create friendships that last a lifetime.
Budget Friendly Holiday makers travelling with their families or in large groups often choose to stay in holiday parks as it’s more cost-effective than staying in a traditional hotel.
Proximity To Local Attractions Many holiday parks are closely situated near Dorset's top attractions, making it easy to explore historic sites, local landmarks, and charming towns.
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Holiday Parks Experts
Why Use Perfect Parks?
Frequently Asked Questions
Ownership: How Often Do I Have to Change My Holiday Home?
You should be able to enjoy your holiday home for as long as you like, you just need to take good care of it and make sure it’s safe and well maintained.
The initial licence period for the occupation of a pitch on the park is 12 years.
What are the running costs?
In addition to your site fees, it’s important to account for annual running costs when you own a holiday home. These expenses can vary from year to year and are often influenced by how frequently you use your holiday home. Here are some typical running costs to consider:
Gas & Electricity Costs: You’ll need to cover the expenses for heating and lighting your holiday home. The cost may depend on the type of heating and lighting systems you have and how often you use them.
Water Charges:Â Water charges are incurred for the supply of water to your holiday home. The cost can be influenced by your water usage, so it may vary from year to year.
Holiday Home Insurance:Â Insurance is essential to protect your holiday home from unforeseen events such as damage, theft, or accidents. The cost of insurance can depend on various factors, including the level of coverage and the location of your holiday home.
Non-Domestic Business Rates: These rates are applied to non-domestic properties, including some holiday homes. The amount you pay can be subject to change and may depend on the property’s classification and local regulations.
It’s important to budget for these running costs to ensure that you can comfortably manage your holiday home and enjoy your leisure property without unexpected financial stress. These costs may fluctuate, but having a clear understanding of what to expect can help you plan and manage your expenses effectively.
Understanding what the costs are
Prospective holiday homeowners should keep in mind that there are a few primary costs to consider:
The Cost of the Holiday Home Itself:Â This initial investment covers the purchase of the holiday home, including any customisation or add-ons you may choose.
The Annual Site Fees: These fees are essential for covering the cost of your holiday home’s location at your chosen park. They contribute to the maintenance and upkeep of the park’s infrastructure and facilities.
The Annual Running Costs:Â Running costs encompass various expenses associated with maintaining and operating the amenities within your holiday home. This includes heating, lighting, insurance, water charges, and other recurring costs.
While these costs may initially appear significant, it’s important to note that as an owner, you have access to various options and benefits that can help offset these expenses, making holiday home ownership more affordable than it may first seem. These options may include discounts, privileges, and exclusive offers designed to enhance your ownership experience and minimise financial stress.
Why use Perfect Parks?
Our team is made up of experts in both the leisure and marketing industry. This blend of knowledge means we understand the intricacies of the industry. We recognise that each park is unique and take the time to understand what it takes to attract your perfect customer.
Who are the BH&HPA and the NCC?
The British Holiday and Home Parks Association and the National Caravan Council are two prominent trade associations jointly representing the diverse spectrum of the leisure and housing industries. These organisations play a crucial role in advocating for and supporting various sectors, including touring caravans, motor homes, caravan holiday homes, holiday lodges, and residential park homes. Their mission is to provide guidance, resources, and a unified voice for the betterment of these industries, ensuring high standards, consumer protection, and sustainable growth.
