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Durdle Door Holiday Park is a large, family-owned holiday park on the Lulworth Estate, set above the famous limestone arch of Durdle Door on Dorset's Jurassic Coast. The park sits close to Lulworth Cove near West Lulworth, with a footpath leading down to Durdle Door beach and miles of World Heritage coastline for walking. Weymouth and Wareham are both within a short drive. Accommodation covers touring and camping as well as glamping and static caravans: gravel Abbeyfield touring pitches with electric and water take vehicles up to nine metres, sea-view campervan pitches suit vehicles of 5.5 metres or less, and grass Rookery pitches sit under trees for tents. Skylight cabins, camping pods and shepherd huts cover the glamping options. Dogs are welcome. Two things to plan around: the park is near the Lulworth firing ranges, so occasional military noise carries across, and the resident rooks can be noisy in nesting season. On site you will find the Man O' War bar and restaurant, a convenience store and play parks for children. The season runs from 1 March to 2 January, and camping pitches start from £26 a night.
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