Stayed there on 20th August for 5 nights. Stayed on a premium pitch which was really spacious. It had electric hook up, fresh water and waste. Pitch was sloping but manageable in the tent.
Same gripes as most people: toilet/shower block was only cleaned once daily and as it is used by all the walkers that pass through Durdle Door was muddy in no time. Despite this the showers were hot and of good pressure and spacious. The pitches are not well maintained and the grass was long upon arrival (even after seeing the grass cut on other pitches, there didnt seem to be much difference). The crows were noisy but not an issue (slept through till 8 or 9 most mornings). The staff were fantastic in the shop, the bar and the reception and couldnt be more happy to help. The prices were good value (we'd just gone there from Hendra in Cornwall where it was more expensive) and the food was excellent, especially the chicken and leek pie and curries. The take away was also good value for money (£1.50 for 4 halves of garlic and cheese chiabatta).

The scenary around the park is stunning and attracts many walkers who make use of the facilities at the park. The walk down to the beach is almost treacherous! it is steep and mostly on loose gravel, not good if you suffer from vertigo. It took me and my 6 year old about 20-25 minutes to walk down there although we did go quite slowly. The beach at Man of War is mostly stones but being a cove, is well sheltered and the water very calm. We didnt go on the Durdle Door beach.

I would have given this park a very good rating if it had not been for the dirty showers/toilets. They could maybe take a leaf out of Hendra's book and have someone on duty all the time (or at least during the busy times) ensuring that each shower cubicle is clean and free from mud.

Dirty bathrooms let this place down.
Bathrooms are cleaned once daily with no mops to allow users to cleanup after themselves. Gross!!!
Otherwise this campsite would be quite good. Location is great. Pitches are by and large flat & spacious.

We stayed here for the weekend:
Good points:
Location
Shop has resonable stock and prices
Bad points:
Taps at water points don't allow hose attachments
Land is maintained poorly
Very Expensive particulary as it doesn't offer super pitches i.e. water and drainage.
Security barrier not working
Brown water drainage next to fresh drinking water taps
One toilet block for the entire touring campsite so quite a trek for some

brillant location being right near stunning durdle door (a steep slope and then 181 steps) and lulworth cove- 1 mile coastal walk away. We pitched in the wooded area as seemed less windy, but was bothered a little about the crows- woke me up both nights around 5am. It was like living in a crows nest, unavoidable i suppose, but next time will pitch in the open field, even though this will mean further from toilets/showers etc. Also wooded camp area is a narrow sloping strip, which feels quite cramped with losts of caravans nearby, which makes it feel like a a site designed for caravans rather than tents. Tip- take rock pegs, hard to peg up. Toilets/showers were very clean and site very well maintained. Handy shop on site, which we found quite expensive- one loaf of bread was £1.70. Bar on site, but we never used this. Lovely park area for the kids. Reception staff lovely. Nearby weymouth and swangage were great to visit.