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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.
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a family with children, a tourer/motorhomer
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.
Professional Reviews
5 Mar 2008
Practical Caravan Top 100 Parks Award 2008
Sited in west Dorset, Binghams Farm is just five miles from the stunning Jurassic Coast and close to the pleasant town of Bridport. It is a quiet, adults-only haven set in open countryside and woodland, just a walk away from two good local pubs. There are wonderful areas within its 26 acres where you can walk your dogs. The site offers a choice of grass or hardstanding pitches, all with electric hook-up and fabulous views to the coast. There are washroom facilities on site and it also has a restaurant serving home-cooked meals.
20 Apr 2007
Practical Caravan Top 100 parks Award 2007
Set in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Binghams Farm is ideally suited to those seeking a peaceful and relaxing holiday. The simple pleasures it offers start with its location in this stunning part of the UK and continue with the abundance of trees, shrubs and flowers on site.
One of the great appeals of
a caravan holiday is the chance to be close to nature. Binghams Farm does this better than most, nestled as it is on the River
Brit. A gentle stroll along the riverbank through the scenic Brit Valley is a must, as are coastal walks at nearby West Bay, with its romantic harbour and dramatic cliffs. This area is part of the West Dorset coastline that is known as the Jurassic Coast, because of all the fossils found along the shore and hidden in
its cliffs. It’s a fascinating area
that has been designated a World Heritage Site.
There are few leisure amenities at this adults-only site, but the bustling town of Bridport with its Saturday markets, street theatre and parades, is just two miles away. There is also a supermarket just two minutes from the site. If you want to leave the cooking to someone else, then you can pay a visit to Bingham’s Buzzards Restaurant and Bar, on the first floor of a converted barn, which serves delicious meals produced locally. The building also houses the reception, as well as the washing facilities. Overall, this is a rural idyll that’s perfect for adults who want to unwind.
21 Sep 2006
Practical Motorhome independent site reviews Nov 2006
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Binghams Farm has everything you need for a peaceful, relaxing holiday. There’s an abundance of trees, shrubs and flowers, while the Brit River provides the natural boundary on the western edge of this 26-acre site. You can enjoy a gentle stroll along the riverbanks through the scenic Brit Valley.
If you prefer coastal walks, then West Bay, with its romantic harbour and dramatic cliffs, is only three miles to the south. It is part of the West Dorset coastline known as the ‘Jurassic Coast’ because of all the fossils found along its shores and hidden in its cliffs. It’s a fascinating area that’s designated as a World Heritage Site.
There are few leisure amenities at this adults-only site, but the bustling town of Bridport, with its famous Saturday markets, street theatre and band parades, is just two miles away. There is also a supermarket just two minutes from the site.
If you want to leave the cooking to someone else, then pay a visit to Bingham’s Bistro on the first floor of a converted barn, which offers delicious home-cooked food. The building also houses the reception as well as the washing facilities. Overall, this rural idyll is perfect for adults who want to unwind.
1 May 2006
Practical Motorhome Independent Site Reviews.
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Binghams Farm has everything you need for a peaceful and relaxing holiday. There's an abundance of trees, shrubs and flowers, while the River Brit provides the natural boundary on the western edge of this 26-acre site. You can enjoy a gentle stroll along the riverbanks through the scenic Brit Valley. If you prefer coastal walks then West Bay, with its romantic harbour and dramatic cliffs, is only three miles to the south. It is part of the West Dorset coastline known as the 'Jurassic Coast' because of all the fossils found along its shores and hidden in the cliffs. It's an amazing area that has been designated as a World Heritage Site.
There are few leisure amenities at this adults-only site, but the bustling town of Bridport with its famous Saturday markets, street theatre and band parades, is just two miles away. There is also a supermarket merely two minutes from the site.
If you want to leave the cooking to someone else, then you can pay a visit to Bingham's Bistro, on the first floor of a converted barn, which offers delicious home-cooked food.
The building also houses the reception, as well as the washing facilities. Overall, this is a rural idyll that's perfect for adults who want to unwind.
20 Apr 2006
Practical Caravans Top 100 Parks Awards 2006
Set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Binghams Farm has everything you need for a peaceful and relaxing holiday. There’s an abundance of trees, shrubs and flowers, while the River Brit provides the natural boundary on the western edge of this 26-acre site. You can enjoy a gentle stroll along the riverbanks through the scenic Brit Valley.
If you prefer coastal walks, then West Bay, with its romantic harbour and dramatic cliffs, is only three miles to the south. It is part of the West Dorset coastline known as the ‘Jurassic Coast’ because of all the fossils found along its shores and hidden in its cliffs. It’s
a fascinating area that’s designated a World Heritage Site.
There are few leisure amenities at this adults-only site, but the bustling town of Bridport with its famous Saturday markets, street theatre and band parades, is just two miles away. There is also a supermarket just two minutes from the site.
If you want to leave the cooking to someone else, then you can
pay a visit to Bingham’s Bistro,
on the first floor of a converted barn, which offers delicious home-cooked food. The building also houses the reception, as well as the washing facilities. Overall, this is a rural idyll that’s perfect for adults who want to unwind.
21 Nov 2005
Practical Caravan Great Escapes recommended park Nov 2005
Binghams Farm is an adults-only site in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This carefully landscaped site has many nature walks, and an
abundance of wildlife, with otters swimming in the river and owls hooting
at night.
There is a bar and restaurant on the first floor of a converted barn that also houses the reception and games room. The gates are locked at night
and all outfits must pass reception on arrival and departure.
The nearest supermarket is less than two minutes’ drive away. Bridport,
with its excellent Saturday market, is only three miles away.
16 Aug 2004
Practical Caravans Top 100 Parks Awards 2004
Binghams Farm is a medium-sized adults-only site, located north of Bridport in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This site places a great deal of emphasis on conservation – the carefully landscaped site has many nature walks, and an abundance of wildlife, with otters swimming in the river and owls hooting in the night.
There is a bar and restaurant on the first floor of a converted barn that also houses the reception, games room, laundry and excellent toilet facilities, which have won ‘Loo of the Year’ five times. Further refurbishment is taking place to provide more fully-serviced pitches and extra security. At present the gates are locked at night and all units must pass reception on arrival and departure, but an automatic barrier is to be installed this year.
There is no shop on site, but the nearest supermarket is less than two minutes’ drive away. The old market town of Bridport, with its excellent Saturday market, is only three miles away, and the beach and harbour at West Bay is one mile further.
The views beyond Bingham’s farmhouse across the valley are outstanding. From the unusual trees and statues, and deciduous woodland, down to the river running through the bottom of the valley, this site is a rural idyll.
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