Motorhome campgrounds and campervan parks in Westhay, England

Garden End Farm

The Sexeys Arms

• LOVELY OVER NIGHT STOP OFF POINT WITH FRIENDLY PUB SERVING GREAT LOCAL

Isle Of Avalon Camp Site

Countryside Caravan Park

• Adults-only back-to-basics site 10 minutes' drive from Street
• Half an hour's drive from the coast and 40 minutes from Cheddar Gorge
• Great views over the Mendips and Quantock Hills

Bobsfield Campsite

• Family campsite on the Somerset Levels between Glastonbury and Street
• Five minutes’ drive to Glastonbury Tor and the Chalice Well
• Fresh veg and pop-up street food on site; shops five minutes’ drive

Ash Tree Meadow

• Remote beautiful meadow setting in the heart of Somerset countryside
• 10 minute drive to Cheddar and Glastonbury
• Composting toilet, hand washing, fire pits and firewood available.

Coombes Cider Mill Caravan and Camping Park

• Rural adults-only touring park a mile from Junction 22 of the M5
• A 10-minute drive from the beach at Burnham-on-Sea
• Spacious hardstanding pitches; two pubs a mile away

Fairways International Park

The Old Oaks Touring Park

• Award-winning adults-only site just outside Glastonbury
• Wells, Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge within a half-hour drive
• Fishing pond on site, and shop with homemade cakes in high season

Phippins Farm Caravan Park

Wells Touring Park

• Adults-only site a mile from Wells and 20 mins' drive from Glastonbury
• On the edge of the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• Outdoor games, coffee lounge and dog exercise area

Fosters Farm

• Unfussy motorhome stop on grass pitches, just off the M5 in Somerset
• A 15-minute drive to Burnham-on-Sea, and 30 minutes to Cheddar Gorge
• Simple, dog-friendly field site close to a cider pub and supermarkets

Withy Water Caravan and Campsite

Westhill Farm Caravan Park

Greenacres Camping

• Stunning countryside, big pitches, lots of play space and camp fires
• Clean showers and toilets, Fridges and freezers available to use.
• Close to Wells, Glastonbury, Shepton Mallet, Cheddar and Longleat.