Neddy Green

31/03/2026

We’ll be opening Neddy Green for a limited summer camping season 2026 🌿

This year we’re doing things differently,
fewer dates, more space, and a calmer environment.

Opening dates:
📅 24th July – 9th August
📅 August Bank Holiday: 28th – 31st August

We’re only open for 22 days in total, so once we’re full, that’s it.

What to expect:
⛺️Spacious pitches (not packed in)
🧑‍🧒🧑‍🧑‍🧒🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Family-friendly atmosphere
🚿 Hot shower on site
🌅 Open field, big skies, proper switch-off space

Pricing:
£25 per pitch (2 people)
• £5 per additional person
Under 5s free

(August Bank Holiday: £30 per pitch)

– No dogs
– Fires allowed (controlled, may be restricted if needed)

If you’d like to come, message now to register interest, we’ll be confirming bookings shortly.

30/03/2026

We’ll be opening Neddy Green as a campsite again this summer — for a limited number of days only.

A simple, relaxed field with:
– Hot shower
– Proper toilet facilities
– Plenty of space to unwind

Children very welcome

To keep the site calm and enjoyable for everyone:
– No dogs
– Fires allowed (raised and sensible use only)
These may be restricted if advised by Dorset Fire Service depending on conditions

This is a small, quiet campsite, not a party site, best suited to families and those looking for a slower pace.

We’ll be releasing dates and booking details shortly.

If you’re interested in coming, feel free to message or keep an eye on the page.

25/10/2025

23/08/2025

Oh how the turns have tabled. We have some sheep strayed ON to Neddy Green instead of off 😂 I’ve shut the gate but we all know that won’t do anything 💖

23/08/2025

This year the camping has been happening in the back ground with a bit of a rough ride from the council. A bit of a rough ride from some of the campers, such as unruly types with a lack of respect for us, and the land. We have been littered, burned, kept awake… one group pitched tents and stayed away as long as they could in the evening and tried to leave in the early morning without paying.
The reason I opened Neddy Green to the public is because it is a beautiful and healing space, I wanted to share that. How lucky my family have been and how grateful I am to have grown up here. A lot of people appreciate it, a lot of people see us as landowners with a goal to make more money and that’s the limit.
When one human who I never met, and didn’t even know their name, makes my morning feel full of whimsy it makes a difference. I’m grateful for that.