We were greeted by a miserable receptionist who converserd with the absolute minimum and never asked for our membership cards. Really felt welcome after a 6 hour trip! We pitched on the grass pitches which were quite spacious and quiet. Facilities were good and clean. Security was very poor. We were given a key fob to enter the site and only used it twice in the 7 days we were there. The rest of the time the bar was raised, even at 05:30 on the morning we left. This meant access to anyone from the road and easy exit as it is an auto barrier when you exit. We thought it was quiet until two evenings about 9pm when WW3 broke out. Tank fire, machine gun fire and helicopter activity for 2 - 3 hours. No mention of that in the site details. We had seen a range near Durdle Door but didn't think it was that close. If you are going here and want a quiet stay I would suggest a phone call to see if they are aware of any army activity during your stay. Despite this I would stay here again.