Durdle Door Holiday Park is a campsite in West Lulworth, Dorset, UK, situated by the sea and in the woods. This sloping terrain campsite has pitches with fences, shaded, unshaded and pitches with some shade. Durdle Door Holiday Park is located next to a pebble beach. It is possible to rent fixed caravans and rural houses.
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Durdle Door Holiday Park is governed by the following domestic animal regulations:
- Dog (s) (tied)
are allowed in low season - Dog (s) (tied) are allowed in high season
In the surroundings, you can swim in the sea.
Durdle Door - You will not have to cook every day, because the campsite has a snack bar and a restaurant (with a wide offer). At the campsite you can buy fresh bread. It is possible to use the internet, since in 80% of the campsite you can surf the internet with the laptop.
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Durdle Door Beach ("door to the sea" - lane) is an excellent sandy beach with clear water, the symbol of which is a huge limestone arch made by nature itself. It is located on the Purbeck Peninsula in the South of Great Britain. These are very beautiful places with high green hills and golden sand beaches - a great option for a wild holiday. In summer, many people come here with tents, and in winter, the beach is practically deserted.
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Durdle Door and Lalworth Cove, Dorset (UK). About 10,000 years ago, water broke through the cliff on the Jurassic coast and began to create one of the most stunning formations in the UK. The Durdle Door is now an impressive archway flanking the crystal clear waters beyond. The rock formation is best combined with a visit to nearby Lulworth Cove. Just a 30-minute walk along the coastal path takes you to a sheltered white pebble beach that is almost perfectly circular, offering a haven of relaxation.