Birchwood Tourist Park

Birchwood Tourist Park – Family-Friendly Camping & Touring Park in Wareham Forest, Dorset

Set within the peaceful surroundings of Wareham Forest, Birchwood Tourist Park is a well-established, family-run campsite offering touring, camping and motorhome pitches in one of Dorset’s most naturally beautiful locations. Just a short drive from the historic town of Wareham and within easy reach of Poole, Bournemouth and the Jurassic Coast, the park is perfectly placed for both countryside escapes and coastal adventures.

Whether you’re planning a relaxed camping break in Dorset, a touring holiday near Wareham or a dog-friendly getaway close to the coast, Birchwood offers the ideal base to explore this diverse and scenic part of the South West.

Touring, Camping and Motorhome Pitches in Wareham Forest

Birchwood Tourist Park features around 175 spacious pitches suitable for touring caravans, motorhomes and tents. Guests can choose from grass or hardstanding pitches, with options including electric hook-ups and fully serviced pitches for added convenience.

The layout of the park makes the most of its woodland setting, offering a relaxed, open feel while still providing easy access to facilities. A large non-electric camping area is also available, ideal for those looking for a more traditional camping experience.

Open throughout the year, Birchwood is a great choice for both summer holidays and off-season breaks, with the forest offering a different kind of beauty in every season.

A Dog-Friendly Campsite with Direct Forest Access

Birchwood Tourist Park is particularly popular with dog owners thanks to its direct access into Wareham Forest. From the park, you can step straight onto a network of walking and cycling trails, including the well-known Sika Trail, which also connects into a route leading safely into Wareham town without the need to use main roads.

With miles of woodland to explore right on your doorstep, it’s an ideal location for guests looking to enjoy outdoor activities or simply unwind in nature. Dogs are welcome on site and can fully enjoy the surrounding countryside alongside you.

Excellent Facilities for a Comfortable Stay

The park offers a full range of modern facilities designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. Two well-maintained amenity blocks provide free hot showers, toilets, hairdryers and shaver points, while a launderette and drying facilities are available for longer stays.

A well-stocked on-site shop supplies everyday essentials, and there is also a takeaway food service and off licence, meaning you can relax on site without needing to head out for meals or supplies.

A Family-Friendly Dorset Campsite

Birchwood is a great choice for families, with plenty of space for children to play and enjoy the outdoors. There’s a dedicated play area with a sandpit, along with a large open field that’s perfect for ball games, picnics and kite flying.

For those looking for a bit more activity, the park offers tennis, badminton, table tennis and pitch and putt golf. Equipment can be hired on site, or you can bring your own and enjoy these facilities free of charge.

Explore Wareham, Poole, Bournemouth and the Dorset Coast

One of Birchwood’s biggest attractions is its location. The historic riverside town of Wareham is just a short distance away, offering shops, pubs and access to the River Frome. From here, you can also explore the Isle of Purbeck, Swanage and Corfe Castle.

The popular coastal towns of Poole and Bournemouth are within easy reach, with their award-winning beaches, restaurants and family attractions. The Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also close by, offering dramatic coastal scenery, fossil hunting and some of the best walking routes in the UK.

Closer to the park, you’ll find a variety of leisure activities including golf courses and local fishing spots, with rivers, streams and lakes providing excellent opportunities for anglers.

Birchwood Tourist Park combines the tranquillity of a woodland setting with easy access to Dorset’s coast and attractions, making it a popular choice for camping and touring holidays near Wareham. Whether you’re visiting for walking, cycling, beach days or simply to relax, it’s a welcoming and well-located base for exploring one of the UK’s most loved holiday regions.