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Welcome to
The Manor House CL
A rural caravan site set in the heart of Winterborne Monkton within easy reach of
Dorchester and the Jurassic Coast
About Us
Charles and Judy Norman welcome you to the caravan site on their working family farm. The hamlet of Winterborne Monkton is still a traditional rural community, consisting of the Manor House, cottages and a church. Visitors will see all aspects of the farm during their stay, from cattle grazing in nearby fields to machinery, especially during the harvest.
Pitch Descriptions
CAMC Member Pitches
The CL is tucked between the farmyard and the small Winterborne stream flowing through the valley, easy to access from the A354, a quarter of a mile from the village. The lawned site is level and firm with electric hook-ups, Wi-Fi and TV boosters. There are two hard standings next to the CL allowing options for year-round visitors. The walk-in wet room and accessible toilet facilities are situated in the stone building opposite the entrance. Arrival from 1pm, departure by 12 noon.
Dick's Plot Non-Member Pitches
This field gets its name from a pre-war carthorse, named Dick, who spent his retirement in a sheltered plot near the farmyard. Only open during the summer months, Dick’s Plot, which is unconnected to the CL, is ideal for visitors who are not reliant on shower or toilet facilities. With good, signed access to the site off the lane, EHU and water, the nightly pitch price for 2024 is from £23.
Pricing: CL
Nightly Pitch + 2 adults
from £25
Additional adults or children over 17 years old
£5
Children 6-16 years
£2.50
Children 0-5 years & dogs
FREE
Additional car
£1
Experience Our Area
Visitors are spoilt for choice with places to visit near Winterborne Monkton. We are a ten-minute walk to historic Maiden Castle (right) a huge pre-Roman hillfort with panoramic views, or a fifteen-minute drive to the sandy beach at Weymouth or a ten-minute drive to Dorchester. Alternatively, a bus route on the A354 has a regular service between the two towns, with bus
stops near the turning to the village.
Click here for the “Discover Dorchester” app which is packed with information.
Bridport and West Bay, along the coast, were the settings for Broadchurch, and several of Thomas Hardy's novels have been filmed near here (Tess of the D’Urbervilles and Far From the Madding Crowd).
Cyclists can ride safely from the village and access NR 26 or NR2, or just explore the scenic countryside with its AONB (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty) status around us.
Walkers have access to the South West Coast Path, with circular trails of one to three hours. And if you are keen on good food, there are excellent pubs, cafes and restaurants nearby.
Facilities
Winter hardstanding
Grass Pitches
Electric Hook Ups
WC & Shower
Disabled Access
Wifi
Public Transport nearby
Dog-friendly
