Bingham Grange Touring and Camping Park is an adult only, dog friendly campsite set in the grounds of a Victorian farm, and is an attractive, peaceful destination for your touring holidays.
It is an award winning campsite, featuring in the Top 100 Sites Guide 2015 put together by Caravan Sitefinder, Practical Caravan and Practical Motorhome, meaning it is one of the best campsites in the UK. Visitors voting for the Top 100 Sites Guide 2015 commended the site for being lovingly looked after, with clean, spacious and private washrooms.
Bingham Grange has won other awards, too. It also has a Gold Five-Pennant rating from the AA and 4 Star Gold Award from Visit England.
Open from March until November, tents, trailer tents, motorhomes and caravans are accommodated here. There are 89 touring pitches, all of which are hardstanding and have electric hook-ups. Most pitches have trees and shrubs between them for privacy. In addition, there are some fully serviced pitches, again hardstanding, with electric hook-up, a fresh water tap and a grey waste drain. Tourers, motorhomes and RVs of all sizes are welcome motorhome owners will be pleased to learn that there's a motorhome service point.
Facilities are of a high standard here in fact, the site has been recognised in the Loo of the Year Awards! The washrooms have underfloor heating and there are individual shower rooms with a basin and toilet, as well as more traditional showers and toilets (ladies and gents separated). There is also a washroom with disabled access. At Bingham Grange you'll also find a laundry area, a place for washing up, as well as a freezer for ice packs and a microwave. A limited gas bottle exchange/refill service is available. There's a tourist information area, plus guests can use the on site payphone.There is a great cosy bar and restaurant on the top floor of a converted barn. Buzzards lounge bar and restaurant serves a range of food, from light bites to hearty meals, all made from locally sourced ingredients where possible, washed down by your favourite drinks or try something new and sample one of the real ales or ciders brewed just for Buzzards. A takeaway menu is also available.
Bingham Grange Touring and Camping Park isn't just a dog friendly campsite, it is one where your four-legged friend is sure to have a good holiday. There is a woodland dog walk and you and your dogs can enjoy a paddle in the River Brit which runs around the edge of the campsite. From this walk you can reach other public footpaths and take in the lovely surrounding countryside and pretty villages. Please keep your dogs under control and clean up after them.
Just a short car journey from the jurassic coast of Westbay.
Abbotsbury Swannery and Sub-Tropical Gardens, Chesil Beach, Lyme Regis, Weymouth, Charmouth and many other picturesque villages only a short journey away.
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Found the site clean and friendly with a good shower block with showers that were actually spacious and hot. Our pitch was a good size with small trees to give a little privacy. We were however very disappointed with the restaurant facilities. It's advertised as a pet friendly site but to be able to use the on site restaurant you either have to leave your pet in your unit or eat in the area underneath the balcony which is dingy and exposed to dust and grit which falls down on you from the people walking above. The menu looked quite extensive and we didn't fancy a takeaway so it was quite disappointing.
Everything on this site was superb. Beautifully kept site very clean and tidy. Staff were very helpful and welcoming nothing to much trouble. The jewel in the crown is Buzzards the sites small Bar and Reastaurant. The food is excellent and much above the usual Burger & Chips you get on most sites. The West Bay Salad is wonderful and the Cod in Beer Batter is the best I have had. Dorset surprised me what a wonderful county.
We have just spent a week here this is a very clean site with facilities to match, the toilet blocks are spacious with showers included, there is also a seperate bit which when you enter there is five seperate showers some of which include wc. there is a resturant and bar on site and although we didn't use it other people we spoke with all had good things to say.Having two dogs we are sometimes limited but i have to say the dog walk is impressive this includes a long walk down to a small river so they can have a paddle or there is a gate to the left where there is a huge field so you can let them off to have a good run around.If you head towards Dorchester on the A35 after about nine mile you will pass a Little Chef on your right shortley after there is a turn to the right signposted> Martinstown as you go through the village there is a pub called The Brewers Arms not only are dogs welcome but you can a really good meal here (we went back twice). There is loads to see down here with many markets in different days and if you are in Lyme Regis i can recommend the fresh fish shop down near the Lifeboat station. The campsite itself was not cheap as we paid for a fully serviced pitch/ two dogs /awning but i still think it was worth it. would we return YES after all you get what Binghams Grange Caravan Park, Bridport, Dorset you pay for.
Well, what a beautiful site! We stayed at Bingham's Farm for Easter 2007 and had a wonderful stay (helped by some unseasonably warm spring weather). On arrival the staff were very welcoming and friendly, and even assisted with placing our caravan on our hardstanding pitch! The pitches were spacious in in very good condition - it is clear that the owners take great pride in the appearance of their site. The award-winning toilets lived up to their considerable reputation - being warm and spacious. Having a personal bathroom to yourself is a luxury most parks can only aspire to! Our stay included walking visits to the coast, to the local Palmers and Badger Breweries, and to just chill out and relax for a week away from work - to say we were frazzled when we arrived would be a gross understatement, but we came away truly refreshed and feeling well looked-after. Highly recommended site.