Whitemead Caravan Park

Whitemead Caravan Park is a family run touring park spread over 5 acres at Wool, a village in south Dorset with its own railway station. The trains matter here: they link Wool to Wareham, Corfe Castle and the Isle of Purbeck without a car, and the mainline runs east towards Poole. Whitemead takes tents, touring caravans and motorhomes on grass and hardstanding, all with electric hook ups available, so tourers and campers are the fit rather than anyone wanting a static holiday home or lodge. There is no glamping. The park is deliberately low key, trading pools and cabaret for a calm field, which pleases couples and families but rules out groups chasing a party atmosphere. Facilities stay simple and well kept: free hot showers, clean toilet blocks, a small shop for essentials, a games room for wet afternoons and a play area for younger children, with dogs welcome throughout. Bovington and its Tank Museum sit a short drive north, and the beaches of the Jurassic Coast are within a 20 minute drive south. Whitemead opens across the warmer season, and pitches at this Wool park are booked through the operator's own system, so confirm dates and rates directly.