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Bredy Farm Campsite

Dorset
Dorset · DT6 4ND
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Real campfires allowed
Beach access
Working farm

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Real campfires allowed at the site
Easy access to the beach
Set on a real working farm
An adults-only retreat

About this site

Bredy Farm Campsite is a lively, over 18s only campsite on a working farm in the Bride Valley, on the edge of Burton Bradstock near Bridport in Dorset. Camping spreads across two areas, The Orchard and The Mead, which sit either side of the little River Bride and are linked by a footbridge. Pitching is informal with no marked pitches, and the vibe is rustic: mains drinking water, composting and portable toilets, and free rustic showers, with no electric hook ups. Tents and smaller campervans suit The Orchard, while The Mead has room for larger vehicles, groups, twin axle caravans and large motorhomes. This is a place built around live music, cider and a bar that runs until 2am at weekends, so weekends get very lively and it is not the spot for anyone after a quiet night or a family holiday. Midweek stays are calmer. Well behaved dogs are welcome, fires and BBQs are fine as long as they are off the ground, and Hive Beach is a 5 minute drive or a 30 minute walk. Bredy Farm also hosts several music festivals across the summer. Camping runs for much of the year rather than all year, and prices are charged per person per night through the Bredy Farm booking system, with trailers, awnings, fire pits and dogs included.

Facilities

Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Adults only
The setting
Campfires allowed
Beach access
Working farm
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Where you'll be

Bredy Farm Campsite
DT6 4ND

Good to know

Is Bredy Farm adults only?
Yes, it is strictly over 18s, so children cannot stay. The site is built around live music, cider and a bar open until 2am at weekends, which makes weekends very lively. Midweek stays from Sunday to Thursday are noticeably quieter and more relaxed.
Can I bring a caravan or motorhome?
Yes, twin axle caravans and large motorhomes are accepted, but only on The Mead campsite, which has the space and access for bigger vehicles. The Orchard suits tents and smaller campervans. There are no marked pitches and no electric hook ups anywhere on site.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, well behaved dogs under control are welcome, and there is no extra charge for them. Pricing is per person per night, and trailers, awnings, gazebos, extra cars and fire pits are all included in that rate rather than charged as add ons.
Are campfires allowed?
Yes, fires and BBQs are allowed as long as they are kept off the ground. The site has a few complimentary fire pits but they are in short supply, so bringing your own is recommended. Bags of seasoned logs are sold on site.
How far is the beach?
Hive Beach at Burton Bradstock is about a 5 minute drive or a 30 minute walk, and the site is minutes from the South West Coast Path. Bridport and Dorchester are both close by for shops, food and supplies.
When is it open and how do I book?
Camping runs for much of the year rather than all year round, with the liveliest period across the summer festival season. Prices are per person per night and booked through the Bredy Farm online booking system, with a two week cancellation cut off.

Things to do nearby

Beach nearby
Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Wild swimming

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