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Rockley Park is Haven's flagship park with loads to do for the whole family. (park facilities are open March-October).
There is a beach on site and loads of activities and entertainment supplied by Haven but you need to buy Play passes for these if required. There are water sports ranging from wind-surfing to canoeing to paddle boarding just to name a few. There is crazy golf, a soft play zone, an arcade and best of all an indoor pool with fun slides. There is also an outdoor pool where you can relax with sunbeds and a seating area. If you like to walk there are some lovely walks in and around Rockley Park.
Rockley Park is in Hamworthy Poole. It is a great base to explore the surrounding area. Poole Quay is just a short bus or car journey away, with many bars and restaurants.
There is a welcome folder and tourist information box in the caravan so that you can plan your time on the Jurrasic Coast.
The beaches in Poole and Bournemouth are stunning. Sandbanks is not far away and you can travel to Studland and Swanage via the ferry at Sandbanks.
A trip to Brownsea Island is a must, where you can see peacocks roaming free and it is one of the few places in Great Britain where Red Squirrels survive and thrive.
Shopping is great in Poole Town with its vast array of shops. For those who like to venture a little further, Bournemouth Town Centre has much to offer. Walk through the lovely gardens to the beach and pier.
The New Forest has many animal inhabitants, such as deer, ponies, cattle and donkeys. In the autumn the farmers set their pigs loose to eat all the acorns and that's a great sight. A lot of the pubs and restaurants are dog friendly, so you can rest and have something to eat and you don't have to leave your dog in the car.

There is a welcome folder and tourist information box in the caravan so that you can plan your time on the Jurrasic Coast.
The beaches in Poole and Bournemouth are stunning. Sandbanks is not far away and you can travel to Studland and Swanage via the ferry at Sandbanks.
A trip to Brownsea Island is a must, where you can see peacocks roaming free and it is one of the few places in Great Britain where Red Squirrels survive and thrive.
Shopping is great in Poole Town with its vast array of shops. For those who like to venture a little further, Bournemouth Town centre has much to offer. Walk through the lovely gardens to the beach and pier.
The New Forest has many animal inhabitants, such as deer, ponies, cattle and donkeys.