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By *hily2 OP   Man
48 weeks ago

Ivybridge

Can anyone recommend a campsite close to Studland Beach for a camper van……. Naturist or vanilla……. I don’t think there is one within walking distance so any recommends close by would be greatly appreciated!

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By *L JamesMan
47 weeks ago

Gloucester

Following

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By *ustysweetcheeks69Woman
47 weeks ago

exeter

No I don’t think there are any

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By *andm2006Man
47 weeks ago

Leamington Spa

I used to go to Burnbake campsite, between Corfe and Studland. Either cycle to the beach or drive, definitely too far to walk

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By *ools and the brainCouple
47 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Just Google site in Swanage there's loads, just be aware they are all family friendly and not swinging sites.

There's a summer pop up nudist site but it's pretty basic and hilly.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
47 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Studland summer camp, a family friendly naturists camping club.

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By *loundaCouple
47 weeks ago

Stafford

We are staying at woodside about 4 miles from Studland going on Sunday for 4 nights

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By *loundaCouple
47 weeks ago

Stafford

Woodyhyde sorry

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By (user no longer on site)
47 weeks ago


"Studland summer camp, a family friendly naturists camping club."

I'm staying there in July, not to far to drive to the beach

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By *eauNaturelMan
47 weeks ago

Malmesbury


"Studland summer camp, a family friendly naturists camping club.

I'm staying there in July, not to far to drive to the beach"

It's a fairly easy cycle as well.

Also Norden Farm Campsite is a great site with brilliant facilities, it's just outside of Corfe Castle and is about an 8 mile cycle ride along lanes and heathland tracks.

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By *hily2 OP   Man
46 weeks ago

Ivybridge

Thanks for all the advice……. I was looking at Studland Summer Camp, it sounds like they aren’t keen on Campervans….is it accessible still though….. I only have a L3H2 Boxer so not massive???

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By *eauNaturelMan
46 weeks ago

Malmesbury


"Thanks for all the advice……. I was looking at Studland Summer Camp, it sounds like they aren’t keen on Campervans….is it accessible still though….. I only have a L3H2 Boxer so not massive???"

It is accessible by campervan although the road leading to it, called "sandy lane is very narrow (especially the Corfe Castle end) with few passing places; turn off the road into the campsite (field) is also a bit tricky as the ground rises quite steeply and is uneven dirt and rocks.

To appease the neighbours, the site has needed to restrict the amount and type of vans that stay there; it's always worth having a chat with the site manager as I have seen some small campers there.

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By *hily2 OP   Man
46 weeks ago

Ivybridge

Brilliant, thanks for the info…. Defo be in contact with them to try and book a date when they are open!

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By *ools and the brainCouple
46 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"Thanks for all the advice……. I was looking at Studland Summer Camp, it sounds like they aren’t keen on Campervans….is it accessible still though….. I only have a L3H2 Boxer so not massive???"

It's a pretty narrow road,but I think the issue is more to do with turning into the site and getting out, big campervans are not known for their manoeuvrability.

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By *ladxxxMan
46 weeks ago

wareham

Am going studlands today in the dune say hello 😉

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By *isfits behaving badlyCouple
46 weeks ago

Coventry

Another recommendation for Studland Summer camp. Bare bones family naturist site. Usually a good sociable crowd around the fire in the yurt of an evening.

Just a few bits to note. It's on a sharp hill and not much flatish ground on site. Depending on the size of your van and competence the very narrow roads, tight walled turns and sharp hills on the road upto the site maybe challenging. Facilities are very bare bones, think composting toilets and a hose pipe.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
46 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"Another recommendation for Studland Summer camp. Bare bones family naturist site. Usually a good sociable crowd around the fire in the yurt of an evening.

Just a few bits to note. It's on a sharp hill and not much flatish ground on site. Depending on the size of your van and competence the very narrow roads, tight walled turns and sharp hills on the road upto the site maybe challenging. Facilities are very bare bones, think composting toilets and a hose pipe."

Yeah we had payed to stay a few years ago,rocked up at the site a quick walk around and made a hasty retreat and found a more comfortable site.

We understand camping is supposed to be a bit rough but we enjoy our creature comforts a bit too much.

Like a nice shower, decent toilet and WiFi

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By *ricBananaManMan
46 weeks ago

Basildon


"No I don’t think there are any "

Studland summer camp

Only if it open my friend

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By *eauNaturelMan
46 weeks ago

Malmesbury


"Another recommendation for Studland Summer camp. Bare bones family naturist site. Usually a good sociable crowd around the fire in the yurt of an evening.

Just a few bits to note. It's on a sharp hill and not much flatish ground on site. Depending on the size of your van and competence the very narrow roads, tight walled turns and sharp hills on the road upto the site maybe challenging. Facilities are very bare bones, think composting toilets and a hose pipe."

There's now flushing toilets and hot showers; I'm sure that someone could find you a hose if you really want one.

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By *quizzersCouple
45 weeks ago

here and there

Please could someone tell us about walking access to the beach, as the wife walks with a crutch. Walking is fine, but if to much of an incline or decsent she may struggle.

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By *atur1stguyMan
45 weeks ago

Pontypool

It’s a good walk the same as any naturist beach but it has a good level pathway which is maintained by NT.

The final section is sandy and there is a short incline onto dunes that back onto the beach.

Alternatively, there is paid parking at the west end of the beach after the dunes have finished and it’s possible to walk the shoreline to the naturist area.

Hope this helps.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
45 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"Please could someone tell us about walking access to the beach, as the wife walks with a crutch. Walking is fine, but if to much of an incline or decsent she may struggle."

It's a fair walk from either direction,all will be on sand.

If you park on the road and walk through the dune's it brings you out in the middle of the beach.

There's no facilities at all here.

If you park in the car park there's a cafe and toilets, although on busy days they get pretty grim but that's the UK for you.

And it's probably a ten minute walk either on the path ( sand)

Or the actual beach.

So if mobility is an issue be aware.

There's a third alternative parking in the ferry car park studland side and walk, although we've never done this one as the car park gets really busy and one again a decent walk on sand.

Do a Google maps search and look at satellite images.

Lot's of families and textiles around plus the meerkats in the dunes.

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By *ladxxxMan
45 weeks ago

wareham

I be there sunday playing in the dunes send me a message;)

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By *ools and the brainCouple
45 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"I be there sunday playing in the dunes send me a message;)"

Let us know where you are going to be....so we can inform the local authorities about inappropriate behaviour ina public space.

FFS families with children are present in this area.

Why risk it? Go to a club.

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By *ollie1066Man
45 weeks ago

colchester

Where is studland

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By *quizzersCouple
45 weeks ago

here and there


"I be there sunday playing in the dunes send me a message;)"

Yeah right 😂😂

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By *oriatyMan
44 weeks ago

Swanage

Going to be staying at Woodyhyde Campsite soon. Nice site, not too far from Studland beach

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By *ricBananaManMan
43 weeks ago

Basildon

There Studland summer camp sometimes I use so I will be down Studland bay in my campervan and park up the viewing point and also park up behind the golf course overnight for 10 days. . I will use the nudist beach if the weather is good or I park in the knoll car park in it rain most of the time

I be down 25th July and pull up in the new forest Picket Post Car Park and a couple of them down the road

Not beer there for a year now and hope to meet new friends

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By *ladxxxMan
40 weeks ago

wareham

Studlands this afternoon drop me a wink or a message

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By *oriatyMan
40 weeks ago

Swanage

Woodyhyde is nice, I was there a couple of days ago. Managed to get on Studland beach, the weather was great. Am going back to Woodyhyde soon. Enjoy!

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