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Jurassic Coast Holidays with Everlasting Memories Jurassic Coast holidays with everlasting memories... www.wdlh.co.uk Welcome Colmers Hill The Cox family invite you to our 5 Holiday Parks in beautiful Dorset. Welcoming guests for over 45 years, our team pride themselves on creating a friendly and relaxed atmosphere so that you experience a special and memorable holiday. Surrounded by dramatic coastal and countryside landscapes, award-winning Pubs and Restaurants, exhilarating activities for the adventurous and entertaining attractions for all the family, all our parks have stunning locations on or near the Jurassic Coast. Each of our Parks is unique and you will find one to suit you. If you’re looking for a Lyme Regis fun-filled family holiday, a romantic couple’s escape or some much needed peace and BOOK quiet with excellent facilities, a wide range of ONLINE accommodation and a choice of pitches for wdlh.co.uk Campers and Tourers, West Dorset Leisure Holidays has a park to suit you. We look forward to welcoming you to one of Touring at Highlands End our parks soon. Martin, Vanessa, James, Robert and all the WDLH Team 2 West Bay www.wdlh.co.uk 3 Highlands End Pick of the Parks Short breaks THE FABULOUS FIVE FLEXIBLE TO SUIT YOU Grab a short break or long weekend in Dorset Golden Cap HIGHLANDS END Lodges - Caravans - Apartments - Bungalows - Pods - Camping - Touring to recharge the batteries. Situated high on the Jurassic Coast cliff-top, Highlands End has panoramic views of the Lyme Bay coastline with all the facilities you need including a Bar & Restaurant, an exclusive Leisure Club, Café, Pitch & Putt course and Tennis Court. Popular with dogs, the South West Coast Path runs alongside the park. SHORT BREAKS OUT OF SEASON GOLDEN CAP Lodges - Caravans - Pods - Camping - Touring Enjoy some time off from the hustle and bustle of See Dorset like you’ve never seen it before! everyday life and stay as long as you want with breaks Nestled in the valley below the highest cliff on the South Coast of England, Golden Cap is surrounded by 2000 Crunching leaves underfoot and golden colours make ranging from 3 or 4 night short breaks to longer 7, 10 acres of National Trust Land with the beautiful Seatown Beach and award-winning Anchor Inn just a stones throw Dorset a great place to explore in the Autumn. Be or 14 day holidays. from the Park entrance. The coastal towns of Lyme Regis and Charmouth are just a short drive away. amazed by the power of the sea and the spectacular winter storms on the Dorset coast and walk through GRASTON COPSE Pods - Camping - Touring WEEKEND BREAKS beautiful forests of bluebells in springtime. Don’t miss the exciting build-up to Christmas, with fantastic Graston Copse The definition of peace and quiet - Graston Copse is a small park in the Bride Valley. Surrounded by countryside, Weekend breaks run from Fridays to Mondays the Park is a tranquil walk away from Hive Beach and the pretty village of Burton Bradstock with its country pubs for 3 nights in Mid and Low Season Christmas markets and activities for all the family and thatched cottages. Be amazed by the starry night skies. and if you’re lucky a dusting of snow makes Dorset a WEEKDAY BREAKS beautiful and magical winter wonderland. LARKFIELD Owners-only Park Weekday breaks run from Mondays to Fridays At Highlands End our Touring pitches are open from An intimate park with a friendly atmosphere, Larkfield is an owners-only Holiday Park just a few hundred metres for 4 nights in Mid and Low Season February to November and Lodges, Apartments walk from Hive Beach. Situated on the Coast Road between Bridport and Abbotsbury, explore the Jurassic Coast by and Bungalows are open all year-round including LONGER BREAKS hopping on the bus or by walking the South West Coast Path with spectacular views. Christmas and New Year! 7 and 14 night breaks start on Fridays, Saturdays SANDYHOLME Caravans - Camping - Touring or Mondays in Mid and Low Season Close to Weymouth and the Swanage & Purbeck area, Sandyholme is the perfect base for your holiday and great BOOK DOG for families. Surrounded by attractions children will love, coastal landmarks and vibrant towns, there is more to see ONLINE FRIENDLY Larkfield and do nearby than you will ever exhaust! wdlh.co.uk 4 Sandyholme Highlands End www.wdlh.co.uk 5 Portland View Lodge at Highlands End Relax and indulge in our BEAUTIFUL LODGES HIGHLANDS END GOLDEN CAP TRIP ADVISOR REVIEWS Our 2 and 3 bedroom Lodges at Highlands End Wake up to the sound of the waves with our have far-reaching panoramic views across the Highlands End is such a wonderful site, beautiful new 3 bedroom Lodges at Golden Dorset coast and countryside and are available clean and very tidy, spectacular sea and Cap Holiday Park. Looking straight out to sea, all-year round. Finished to the highest standard, country views, lots of different walks. We just 150 yards from the beach, each Lodge has inside you will find everything you need in stayed in one of the lodges, complete its own unique style. Features include a flat- a Holiday Home with an open-plan kitchen, luxury. All the staff were very friendly and screen TV in the open-plan living area, modern dining area and living room plus a TV, DVD helpful, we will definitely return. kitchen, a double en-suite bedroom and Player and Dishwasher. Each Lodge has a double Mrs L on Trip Advisor 2 twin bedrooms with a family bathroom. en-suite bedroom, 1 or 2 twin bedrooms and As well as these new premium Lodges, we a family bathroom. Enjoy meals outside with have a 2 bedroom dog-friendly Lodge with The first impression was WOW, everything doors opening out onto a private decking with a south-facing sea-view decking. All these that was needed for a self-catering holiday. breathtaking views – you really have to see it Lodges are located right next to the Reception The views from the Lodge were stunning to believe it! Select Lodges are dog-friendly and and Shop, with the South West Coast Path, Mr M on TripAdvisor all of our Lodges include family passes for the Anchor Inn and Seatown Beach just a few Leisure Club just across the road. footsteps away. Merryweather Lodge at Highlands End Merryweather Lodge at Highlands End DOG SHORT BOOK FRIENDLY BREAKS AVAILABLE ONLINE wdlh.co.uk Taylor’s Lodge at Golden Cap 6 www.wdlh.co.uk 7 Enjoy the home comforts of our CARAVAN HOLIDAY HOMES HIGHLAND END GOLDEN CAP SANDYHOLME • 2 or 3 bedroom Caravan Holiday Homes • 2 or 3 bedroom Caravan Holiday Homes • 2 Bedroom Caravan Holiday Homes • Many with sea and countryside views • Select units dog-friendly • Peaceful surroundings • Fully fitted kitchen • Many with sea and countryside views • Picnic bench for alfresco dining • TV and DVD player • Private deck & allocated parking • Good base to explore local area • Option to hire bed linen • A number of 2016 models • 7 miles to Durdle Door & Lulworth • Picnic bench for alfresco dining • Picnic bench for alfresco dining • Private deck • Private deck • Option to hire bed linen • Select units dog-friendly • A number of 2016 models • TV and DVD player • Close to Park Reception • Select units dog-friendly • No more than 300 metres from the beach • Monkey World & The Tank Museum nearby OWN YOUR OWN CARAVAN HOLIDAY HOME Many of our Caravan Holiday Homes Golden Cap Holiday Park is in a fabulous location. The DOG SHORT BOOK If you enjoy regular breaks in our Caravan Holiday Homes, are less than 3 years old and all of them FRIENDLY BREAKS Caravans are well equipped with a view of the sea to boot AVAILABLE ONLINE find out more information about owning your own have double glazing, central heating and wdlh.co.uk Mr M on Trip Advisor See page 22/23 fridge/freezers 8 www.wdlh.co.uk 9 Enjoy a perfect holiday in our APARTMENTS AND BUNGALOWS We have Apartments and Bungalows available for your perfect holiday, in great locations at Highlands End Holiday Park AT HIGHLANDS END and many with fantastic views. Our Hire Accommodation is designed and well-equipped for a relaxing stay. Select units are also dog friendly and all of the Apartments and Bungalows are open year-round. DOG FRIENDLY APARTMENTS BUNGALOWS We have three Apartments at Highlands End Holiday Park, which are The cosy Bungalows at Highlands End are great for a couple’s escape. available to rent all year round. Sleeping up to 4 people, Shatcombe and Double doors from the open-plan living area open up onto a south- Ryecombe Apartments are 2 bedroom contemporary properties on the west facing patio with panoramic views from Colmer’s Hill and the Eype first-floor with spacious open-plan living, private balconies, underfloor Downs countryside to the cliffs and coastline of the Jurassic Coast. The heating and modern furnishings. Sleeping up to 8 people, Thorncombe Bungalows are also dog-friendly and perfect for walking holidays with Apartment is a 4 bedroom ground floor Apartment with 2 double rooms the South West Coast Path and dog exercising field nearby. Open all and 2 twin rooms. The Apartments enjoy east facing hilltop views, a year round, enjoy Dorset throughout the seasons with a glass of wine shared garden, off-road parking, TV and DVD Players, bed linen included, while watching the sunset over the cliffs of Thorncombe Beacon. Bed complimentary WiFi and complimentary Leisure Club passes. linen is included and WiFi is available. The Apartments are very well equipped with SHORT Groups BREAKS BOOK The Apartments can everything you could ask for, we found it a great AVAILABLE ONLINE sleep up to 16 people base to go back to each evening Open all wdlh.co.uk as a whole Mr G on Trip Advisor year round 10 www.wdlh.co.uk 11 Experience the great outdoors with our TOURING, CAMPING AND PODS With all the freedom and facilities you could need, enjoy a relaxing break with a drink as the sun sets and nights under twinkling stars - memorable moments HIGHLANDS END GOLDEN CAP GRASTON COPSE SANDYHOLME last a lifetime… Touring open Feb to Nov 500 metres to Seatown beach Peaceful countryside surroundings Seasonal pitches available • Many pitches with coastal views • Countryside views & hillside location • Riverside and woodland walk • Countryside surroundings Sandyholme was a great base to explore Dorset with the kids.
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