Gorselands Caravan Park
Bridport, Dorset
West Bexington, Near Bridport, DT2 9DJ
Tel: 01308 897232
Welcome to Gorselands Caravan Park
This select Park of six acres, situated on the seaward side of the Bridport to Weymouth road, overlooks the famous Chesil
beach, one of the most beautiful parts of Dorset's World Heritage Jurassic Coast.
Set in the valley, the panoramic views of the beach and Lyme Bay are quite spectacular. The road past Gorselands goes quite literally
on to the beach at West Bexington where there is a large car park and beach cafe. Alternatively you can walk down through the meadows along Fisherman's Walk.
In this quiet and picturesque setting, Gorselands is uniquely situated and provides a peaceful haven even at the peak of the holiday season. It is ideal for those who appreciate a quiet relaxing holiday, yet is within easy reach of the many holiday resorts and places of interest and is on the x53 Jurassic Coaster bus route.
Gorselands has a small shop which opens daily and can supply most of your needs including fresh milk, newspapers (please order on arrival), confectionery, frozen foods and groceries. There
is also a small launderette for your convenience.
Nearby...
Bridport Events
Half-Term Activities at Bridport Museum
The Colpixie Trail
Dinosaur Egg Hunt
Bridport Food & Beer Festival
Bridport Carnival and Torchlight Procession
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