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We have 4 reviews in our database for Herston Caravan and Camping. Only the last 10 are shown for each holiday park
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Date of stay: August 2010 |
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Lovely friendly site,nestled in the Purbeck hills, with steam train for visits to Swanage 5 mins away. Tickets available at cut prices in their well stocked shop-if you have forgotton something you'll find it there!( Open 8.30am till 10 at night!) Clean free showers and toilets. Polite helpful staff in all areas. Log fires allowed and dogs very welcome. Cosy bar,free music whilst we were there,had great time,will return again with relatives next time. |
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Date of stay: May 09 |
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Date of stay: Jul 09 |
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Date of stay: May 09 |
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