Beacon Hill Touring Park is a 30 acre touring park set on partly wooded heathland at Blandford Road North, three miles north west of Poole town centre in Dorset. Parts of the park carry Sites of Special Scientific Interest designations for their wildlife value, and the species the park records on its land include dragonflies, sand lizards and the Dartford Warbler, so this is a proper heathland setting rather than a mown rectangle of grass. The park puts the coast about six miles away, which makes Poole Harbour and the Dorset beaches an easy drive rather than a walk. On site there is an outdoor heated swimming pool, a tennis court, fishing and the Beacon Bar, so there is enough to fill a wet afternoon without leaving the gate. The draw here is quiet seclusion and wildlife rather than a seafront pitch or a big entertainment complex, and anyone wanting to step straight onto sand should look at a coastal site instead. Beacon Hill Touring Park sits at BH16 6AB on the Poole side of Dorset, within reach of Wareham and the Purbecks. Pitch types, opening dates and pitch fees are not published in a form that could be verified here, so call the park on 01202 631631 to confirm before you travel.
Beacon Hill Touring Park is on Blandford Road North, Poole, at postcode BH16 6AB. The park describes itself as three miles north west of Poole town centre and about six miles from the coast, which places it inland on the Poole side of Dorset, within reach of Wareham and the Purbecks.
Is there a swimming pool at Beacon Hill Touring Park?
Yes, the park has an outdoor heated swimming pool. Alongside the pool the park lists a tennis court, fishing and the Beacon Bar on site. Opening dates for the pool are not published in a form that could be verified, so ring 01202 631631 to check it will be open during your stay.
How far is Beacon Hill Touring Park from the beach?
The park states it is about six miles from the coast and three miles north west of Poole town centre. That makes the Dorset beaches a short drive rather than a walk from the pitch. This is an inland heathland park, so do not expect a sea view or direct beach access.
What is the setting like at Beacon Hill Touring Park?
The park covers 30 acres of partly wooded heathland, and parts of it are designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest for their wildlife. The park records dragonflies, sand lizards and the Dartford Warbler on its land. Expect a wooded, secluded heathland setting with wildlife interest rather than open manicured grass.
How much does it cost to stay at Beacon Hill Touring Park?
Pitch fees could not be verified from the park's own website, so no from price is quoted here. The park operates a tariff page, but the rates were not readable at the time of writing. Call Beacon Hill Touring Park on 01202 631631 for current pitch fees and availability.
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