Swanage Coastal Park Overview

Priests Way, Swanage, Dorset, BH19 2RS

Set in 15 acres of stunning countryside with fabulous views, Swanage Coastal Park is the ideal choice for a laid-back holiday in a traditional British seaside town. Swanage Coastal Park (formerly Priestway Holiday Park) is a peaceful, relaxed park in beautiful surroundings and is considered to be our most non-commercialised park.

Swanage marks the start of the world famous Jurassic Coast, which stretches from 'Old Harry Rocks' at Ballard Down, east of Swanage Bay, all the way down to Exmouth in Devon.

England's first natural World Heritage Site, The 95 mile Jurassic Coastline is truly stunning from East Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history. We are sure you won’t be disappointed when you pitch up your tent or step out of your holiday home to be met with fantastic views over Swanage Bay and the Purbeck Hills. It is simply breathtaking.

Situated just one mile from Swanage town centre, which is home to a whole host range of attractions throughout the year the location is superb for campers and self-catering holidaymakers alike. Our broad selection of accommodation, including luxury lodges and caravans, together with informal tenting pitches and Euro Style tents make Swanage Coastal Park a perfect holiday choice.

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Top 5 reasons why people choose Swanage Coastal Park

Quiet atmosphere makes the ideal location for a get away from it all break
Fabulous views over the Purbeck Hills and Jurassic Coast
A range of good value economy accommodation plus new caravans and lodges with hot tubs
Ideal base for walking and sightseeing
Great value camping pitches

Contact details and directions

Contact Swanage

Reservations & Enquiries
01590 648331
Holiday Home Sales
0800 214080
Park Reception
01929 421822

Directions to Swanage

M3 to M27, join the A31 to Tricketts Cross, join the A35 to Lytchett Minster. Take the A351 toward Wareham, Corfe Castle and Harman's Cross to Swanage.

One mile past 'Welcome to Swanage' sign, turn right into High Street. Then take the first right into Bell Street, continue up the hill then first left into Priests Road. Take the first right into Swanage Coastal Holiday Park.

Place the following address or just postcode in your sat nav:

Swanage Coastal Park, Priests Way, Swanage, Dorset, BH19 2RS

The nearest main line train station to Swanage Coastal Park is Wareham (9 miles). The Swanage Railway is a six mile long steam railway and is not on a main line. Find bus information for reaching the park on the Wilts & Dorset website. For our guest travelling from further afield Bournemouth International Airport is around 28 miles from the park.

Swanage Coastal Park is open from March until November, although some types of accommodation may be lettable during the winter months

Days out and about

Swanage marks the start of the world famous Jurassic Coast, which stretches from 'Old Harry Rocks' down to Exmouth in Devon. The park is situated just one mile from Swanage town centre, home to a whole host of attractions throughout the year. The famous towns of Bournemouth and Poole are only a short chain-ferry journey away.
Rambling, Diving and Exploring

Swanage Coastal Park is an ideal base for walkers and divers of any level. There are plenty of incredible places to explore along the historic Jurassic Coast and the Purbeck Hills. Our knowledgeable local reception staff will be willing to provide all the information you require.
Children's Play Area

Your kids can burn off some energy in our children’s play area whilst you relax and enjoy the views.

Leisure Facilities

There are no bar or leisure facilities at Swanage Coastal Park, but guests are welcome to pay to use the facilities at the park next door for a small charge, where daily membership to their Health and Fitness Club, pool and bar are offered.
All that Swanage has to offer

The park is only 15 minutes’ walk from Swanage town centre where there are music festivals during the summer, the famous Folk Festival early September and also the popular Swanage carnival and regatta in late July to early August.