We've been regular visitors to Dorset and in particular around Corfe (we normally stay at Haycraft) but friends of ours were staying here and thus we re-visited after a year or two's break. The site was in very good order overall, the loo blocks spotless, the wardens as good as we all expect them to be, the grass well trimmed and the general ambience in beautiful Autumn sunshine was lovely. Dog walk is fairly convenient and links into a lot of footpaths through the forested area. We didn't visit the Silent Woman pub, though we have done so before and it was dog-friendly then. We thought it odd that there were now 8 or 9 fully-serviced pitches, new since our last visit - but placed right next to the entrance and the main road, which can be a little noisy with some terrifyingly fast traffic on occasion. This whole area is worth a visit anyway - Corfe Castle, Wareham town, Wimborne (an especial favourite), Studland Bay (Shell Beach was clearly designed for family beach holidays!), Warbarrow Bay and the lost village of Tyneham - all make for a lovely short break. If you've not been before, it's definitely worth a visit.