Campgrounds in Wellington, England

Cadeside Caravan Club Site

• Small and well screened site
• Surrounded by beautiful Somerset landscapes
• All year secure storage area

Greenacres Touring Park

Camp Wild Hare at The Allerford Inn

• Spacious and bright canvas accommodation in peaceful west Somerset
• A 15-minute drive from Taunton and the edge of the Quantock Hills
• In the grounds of a family-friendly pub; five minutes' walk to a river

17th Century Hotel

• Tarmac pitches behind an old hotel near the Devon and Somerset border
• A 10-minute drive from the Blackdown Hills and 35 minutes to Exmouth
• Rural location just off the A38 with walks in the nearby hills

The Treehouse

Sheep Shed Camping

• Family-friendly working farm site on the edge of the Blackdown Hills
• A 40-minute drive from the Jurassic Coast and South West Coast Path
• Rare-breed sheep trekking on site; two pubs within walking distance

Duddlestone Farm

• Wild camping in a Somerset orchard 10 minutes’ drive from Taunton
• Sheppy’s Cider Farm 15 minutes’ drive; Lyme Regis 40 minutes
• Back-to-basics site with direct access to Blackdown Hills walks

The Paddock at Munthayes

• Peaceful site on a working farm in Somerset’s Blackdown Hills
• A 30-minute drive to Diggerland Devon and 40 minutes to Sidmouth beach
• Animals on site; near farm shops, cider pubs, cycling paths and hiking

Waterrow Touring Park

• Peaceful landscaped park near the Somerset/Devon border
• Adults only
• Excellent amenities including free showers, library and guest computer

Dreamview Shepherd's Huts

• Hand-crafted shepherd’s huts with Blackdown Hill views in Devon
• 15-minute drive to Diggerland Devon; 40 minutes to Beer Quarry Caves
• Luxury pods with underfloor heating; private gardens with hot tubs

The Deer Barn Fields

• Exclusive-use site with firepit, woodlands and running water
• A quarter of an hour's drive to Wellington or 25 minutes to Exmoor
• Fresh eggs, firewood and barbecue packs for sale

Waterloo Inn Camping and Caravan Park

Minnows Touring Park

• A small and intimate park beside the Grand Western Canal
• Ideal for walking, cycling, fishing, canoeing or touring
• Village only 10 minutes walk with public house

Shutes South

• Wild camping on a peaceful family-owned farm in the Devon countryside
• In the Blackdown Hills and 40 minutes’ drive from the Jurassic coast
• Natural stream and farm animals; food shop and farm shop nearby

Quantock Camping

• Family-run site in landscaped grounds on the edge of the Quantocks
• A 20-minute drive from the Somerset coast; a mile from a local pub
• Woodland walk, dedicated barbecue area and far-reaching rural views

Blackdown Yurts

• Yurts with kitchenettes and barbecues on an eco-friendly smallholding
• Jurassic Coast beaches and fossil hunting within 45 minutes' drive
• Private bathrooms; shared barn with dining and lounge space

Drakes Arms Farm

• Dog-friendly rural Devon pop-up site in the Blackdown Hills
• Half an hour’s drive to the Jurassic coast; five minutes from the A303
• Country pubs, food shop and an American diner nearby