Campgrounds in Martock, England

Mallinson's Woodland Retreat

Top of the Moor Camping

• Peaceful eight-acre hilltop site with far-reaching rural views
• Glastonbury, Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge within a half-hour drive
• Handy stopover 15 minutes from the M5; firepits available to hire

Feather Down - Wambrook Farm

• Spacious Somerset safari tents at a family-run organic working farm
• In the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Chard
• Comfy beds, woodburner, kitchen and private bathroom for each tent

Bridge Farm

Mapperton Camps

• Luxury bell tents set a secluded hilltop on a Dorset country estate
• Easy walk to Mapperton House; 15 minutes’ drive to the Jurassic Coast
• Spectacular walks on site and in the local area

Five Acres Caravan Club Site

Glastonbury Outdoor Living

• Peaceful pop-up site for Glastonbury Festival weekend
• At the foot of Glastonbury Tor, just over a mile from the town centre
• Close to the festival's red gate, with morning and evening transport

West Hall Farm

Greenacres

• Self-catering railway wagon in the peaceful Marshwood Vale
• Bordering Dorset, Devon and Somerset; 15 minutes from Jurassic Coast
• Eggs sold on site (when available)

South Somerset Holiday Park

Isle Of Avalon Camp Site

Dragon Willows Farm Camp Site

Somerset View Caravan Park

• Friendly park on the southern edge of the Quantock Hills
• Close to golf courses and a carp fishing lake
• Modern shower and toilet block, launderette and play area

Glamping at New Court Farm by PitchingIt

• Peaceful camping field on a farm 20 minutes’ drive from Dorchester
• Weymouth 35 minutes’ drive, and Lulworth Cove 45 minutes
• Pre-erected bell tents available; pub and shop 10 minutes’ drive

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

Charside Camping

• Simple stays on a grassy field in a rural valley with a firepit
• A 10-minute drive from Bridport and 20 from West Bay
• On a National Cycle Route and 20 minutes’ walk to the local pub

Middlewick Farm

Wadbrook Farm

• Quiet rural Devon site close to the A358 and well placed for walks
• A 10-minute drive from Axminster; 20 minutes from Jurassic Coast
• Simple pitches on the banks of the River Axe, with farmland views

The Hideaway

Clay Pigeon Caravan Park

• Two miles from a shooting school and with go-kart circuit close by
• Adjacent to hotel with two restuarants; Dorchester a short drive away
• Recently redeveloped and just off the A37 at Wardon Hill