Dorset
Graston Copse Holiday Park
Facilities
Owning a Holiday Home at Graston Copse Holiday Park offers a serene escape nestled in the tranquil West Dorset countryside. This picturesque park is surrounded by country lanes, farmland, footpaths and meandering rivers and streams in the Bride Valley, providing a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
With a selection of new and pre-owned holiday homes available, Graston Copse offers the perfect base for families, couples and nature lovers looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the region. The park’s well-maintained grounds and the charming River Bride, creates a calming atmosphere that is ideal for relaxation.
The park has a riverside walk, a woodland walk (with bluebells in the Spring), a small Park Reception and laundry room. Beyond the immediate tranquility of Graston Copse, there is a footpath alongside the river to the historic village of Burton Bradstock, with its quaint cottages, traditional pubs, and the beautiful Hive Beach.
Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the numerous walking and cycling trails that crisscross the countryside, leading to breathtaking viewpoints and hidden gems. With its natural beauty and convenient access to local amenities, Holiday Home Ownership at Graston Copse Holiday Park provides a perfect blend of seclusion and adventure.
Why Buy a Holiday Home at Graston Copse Holiday Park?
Graston Copse is a good match for buyers who want a Dorset holiday home in a quieter Bride Valley setting, with Burton Bradstock and Hive Beach close by.
Reasons buyers may want to look here include:
- Bride Valley location near Burton Bradstock
- Approximately one mile from Hive Beach and the Jurassic Coast
- Riverside and woodland walks from the park
- Dog exercising meadow, picnic areas, dark skies and wildlife features
- Small shop, laundry facilities, WiFi, EV charging and access to nearby Highlands End facilities
For buyers comparing static caravans for sale near Burton Bradstock, Bridport and the Jurassic Coast, Graston Copse offers a countryside feel than the bigger coastal parks. It is especially relevant for people who want village pubs, beach walks, dog friendly breaks, dark skies and easy access to West Bay, Bridport, Charmouth, Lyme Regis and Golden Cap.
Holiday homes are available at the park, with current models and pitch choices to check before viewing. Buyers should confirm the caravan model, pitch position, licence length, site fees, annual running costs and owner access to nearby facilities before choosing a holiday home.
Graston Copse Holiday Park FAQs
How close is Graston Copse to Hive Beach?
Graston Copse is approximately one mile from Hive Beach on the Jurassic Coast. This gives owners access to beach days, coastal walks, Burton Bradstock village and well known local places to eat.
Can you walk into Burton Bradstock from Graston Copse?
Yes. A footpath follows the river towards Burton Bradstock, with village pubs, cottages and local facilities within walking distance. This is one of the main lifestyle benefits of owning a holiday home here.
What makes Graston Copse different from larger Dorset parks?
Graston Copse has a quieter Bride Valley setting with riverside walks, woodland paths, wildflowers, dark skies and a dog exercising meadow. It will suit buyers who want countryside and coast together.
Are dogs welcome at Graston Copse?
Yes. Graston Copse is dog friendly and has an enclosed dog exercising meadow. Buyers should check the latest rules for privately owned holiday homes, including dog numbers and park requirements.
Can owners use facilities at Highlands End?
Owners and guests can use selected facilities at nearby Highlands End, with some facilities chargeable. These include the leisure club, SPAR store, soft play, foot golf and Martin’s Bar & Restaurant.