Caravan and Campsites
Seaview
Preston
Weymouth
Dorset
DT3 6DZ
Tel: 0871 230 1900
Email Address: enquiries@haven.com
Website: web.haven.com/cm/ck/13792-92402-29707-18
Seaview Holiday Park
Visit Haven’s Fantastic Seaview Holiday Park near Weymouth in Dorset
Seaview is one of Haven’s 36 Holiday Parks across the British coast and has a fantastic range of leisure, sports, outdoor and indoor activities on offer. With something for the whole family, Seaview is the perfect choice for a week’s holiday or even a short 3 or 4 night break.
There is plenty to do at Haven. We have up to 70 FREE activities, facilities and entertainment shows to keep everybody happy during your Haven holiday. For the little ones the thrills start early, with a Character Breakfast given by Rory or Bradley. Then from mid-morning onwards there is a versatile array of sports activities, family games, shows and events. In the evening there are dazzling shows, live music, comedy, and dance floor action perfect for all the family.
There’s fantastic water fun all with indoor and outdoor heated pools, water slide and flumes not to mention Scuba Diving and Water Walkerz, plus inflatables, aqua jets and surf riders at selected parks. Add this to a superb range of Sporting activities from Football, Shoot & Hoop, Uni Hock, Kwik Cricket and a range of racket sports through to Archery, Fencing, Mini Golf & Bike and Kart Hire, and you’re in for an action packed holiday.
Then come the evening there’s something for everyone courtesy of Haven’s evening entertainment with stage shows, live bands comedy and party specials plus kids activities organised by the characters themselves for the little ‘uns providing just what you need to complete the day.
Seaview Highlights
Enjoy all the facilities of Weymouth Bay next door
Beautifully set on the edge of Weymouth with fun activities for all the family
Accommodation
Seaview offers a wide choice of Self-Catering Caravan Holiday Homes which offer the perfect family accommodation and with six grades to choose from there's every level of comfort, quality and value. Whatever you choose, all Holiday Homes include fully equipped modern fitted kitchen with full size fridge, shower & toilet, colour TV, pillows & duvets, free gas, electricity & hot water.
Local Attractions
Weymouth Sealife Park and Sanctuary - come face to face with a wide variety of marine life
Monkey World - Home to 150 primates rescued from all over the world
Adventure Wonderland - thrilling rides plus Alice in Wonderland themed family attractions and fun maze
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Caravanning and Camping - Camp or bring your Caravan and stay alongside the park and still enjoy all the facilities on offer. Visit for more details
Groups - From holidays for a large group of friends or family, to planning an event for your club or society, we can provide group organisers with everything they need for a successful break. Great savings of up to 20% are available for Groups who require 5 or more Holiday Homes
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World Heritage Coast and spectacular rural scenery … the area is famous for its rugged coastline littered with fossils from the Jurassic age. Walkers are spoilt for choice with stunning coastal views and rolling inland vistas. Lyme Regis is just two miles away and has been the inspiration for writers, artists and film makers for generations. The town offers water sports, fishing trips and an 18-hole golf course, as well as many special events throughout the year. The Park boasts beautiful surroundings and recreational activities for all: superb indoor swimming pool, tennis court, coarse fishing ponds and children’s play areas. |
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Escape to an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty that includes part of the World Heritage Coastline. The site is an open, sloping field surrounded by farmland. It has views to the Sea and Clavell Tower on one side and the Purbeck Hills on the other. Kimmeridge Bay (also part of the Smedmore Estate) is famous for fossils, fascinating geological strata and rock pools. There is wind surfing and diving on the ledges and a slipway for boats alongside the Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Fine Marine Centre, which is open to the public.
Many people stay at the site for its walking opportunities as the Dorset Coastal Path runs close by. For the avid explorer there is the wartime-abandoned village of Tyneham on M.O.D land. In a north westerly wind, the distant tank fire on the ranges is the only intrusion to this otherwise peaceful rural area. |
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On the edge of the Wareham Forest, this pleasant site provides an excellent base for touring Dorset. Some of the most attractive parts of Dorset are owned by the National Trust including substantial stretches of coastline. It is rich in combes, cliffs bays and islands and particularly rewarding for the visitor interested in birdlife and walking. Golden Cap where the Trust owns 2,000 acres of hill, farmland, cliff and beach has the highest cliff in England, brilliant with yellow gorse. This is Hardy country and you can recognise many scenes he describes in his novels. Casterbridge is Dorchester (18m). His birthplace, a charming thatched cottage with a garden ablaze with colour, is at Higher Bockhampton and can be visited by appointment with the custodian. Lawrence of Arabia's house at Cloud's Hill (10m) is also open to visitors. |
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