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By *hily2 OP   Man
2 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
7 days ago

Gloucester

Following

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By *ustysweetcheeks69Woman
6 days ago

exeter

No I don’t think there are any

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By *andm2006Man
6 days ago

Just visiting Wales

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
6 days 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
6 days ago

couple, us we him her.

Studland summer camp, a family friendly naturists camping club.

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By *loundaCouple
6 days ago

norwich

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

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By *loundaCouple
6 days ago

norwich

Woodyhyde sorry

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By *yKneesHurtMan
5 days ago

SWANSEA


"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 *r TriomanMan
4 days 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
3 days 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 *r TriomanMan
3 days 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
3 days 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
3 days 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
1 day ago

wareham

Am going studlands today in the dune say hello 😉

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