Crossways Caravan & Motorhome Club Site

Crossways Caravan & motorhome Club Site Location

The Crossways Caravan & Motorhome Club Site is situated near Moreton, just outside Dorchester in Dorset, surrounded by 35 acres of lush woodland, with easy access to the Jurassic Coast.

Overview

A woodland sanctuary offering peace and seclusion, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking a quiet escape with a quirky eco-friendly twist.

Key Features

Pitches: Mostly grass pitches nestled among trees, with some hardstanding options and electric hook-ups – a rustic, natural feel.

Facilities: Clean composting toilets (a unique feature!), separate shower blocks, and helpful wardens who keep the site pristine.

Surroundings: Vibrant woodland alive with deer and birds, offering a true back-to-nature experience near Dorset’s rolling countryside.

Accessibility

Reachable via the B3390 off the A35, with a level crossing adding a touch of charm (mind the sharp turns!). Suitable for caravans with careful navigation.

Activities & Attractions Nearby

Walk 7 minutes to Moreton railway station for trips to Dorchester or Weymouth, visit the Tank Museum (5 miles away), or explore the Jurassic Coast’s beaches (20 minutes’ drive).

Pros & Cons

Pros: Serene woodland setting, abundant wildlife, and spotless facilities with an eco-edge.

Cons: Limited phone signal/Wi-Fi, and composting toilets might not suit everyone (though they’re well-maintained).

Best For

Couples, solo travellers, and pet owners who crave tranquillity and don’t mind a digital detox – ideal for a nature-focused getaway.

Practical Information

Price: From £14.20 per night (varies by season; includes electric hook-up).

Booking: Recommended, especially in summer; book via the CAMC website.

Open: March to November.

Contact: www.caravanclub.co.uk, 01305 852032.

Campsite Highlight

Spotting deer grazing between the pitches at dawn feels like a secret shared with nature – bring your camera and enjoy the calm!

Rating 4.6/5

A woodland retreat with eco-charm, slightly held back by connectivity quirks and its unique toilet setup.