Glamping sites in Castle Cary, England

Whitelake Park

• Pop-up site 20 minutes’ walk from Glastonbury Festival pedestrian gate
• Shepton Mallet 10 minutes’ drive; Glastonbury Tor 20 minutes
• Adults-only; within an arts venue; retro bus with USB charging points

Glamp Pitching It - Glastonbury

• Glampsite half an hour’s walk from Glastonbury Festival’s Blue Gate
• Secure site five minutes’ stroll from the free festival shuttle bus
• Pre-erected bell tents with a communal firepit, a bar and café

Pilton Yurt Camps

• Peaceful glamping site surrounded by the Somerset countryside
• Half an hour’s drive from Longleat and 35 minutes from Cheddar Gorge
• Food shop, pubs and restaurants within walking distance

Blackacre Barn

• Simple but scenic Somerset site between Wincanton and Templecombe
• A 15-minute drive to Stourhead; 25 minutes to Longleat
• Five-acre field with rural views; five minutes' drive from the A303

Box Cottage Bell Tent

• Rainbow-coloured bell tents in a pretty cottage garden
• A quarter of an hour's drive from Glastonbury or Lytes Cary Manor
• Easy walk to the river Brue; surrounded by fields and apple orchards

Tall Trees Glamping

• Luxury safari tents on the edge of the Somerset Levels
• Four and a half miles from Glastonbury
• Egyptian cotton bed linen, cosy duvets, bathroom and log burner

Banbury Meadow

• Adults-only family-run glamping site 15 mins from Glastonbury
• Reconnect with nature with a stay in a wildflower meadow
• Haven for ramblers, cyclists and adventurers

Field 725 Eco Camping and Glamping

• Peaceful site on a large estate 10 minutes' drive from Frome
• Within half an hour of Longleat, Wookey Hole, Glastonbury and Bath
• Camp kitchen, café and barbecues or firepits to hire

WithamCamp

• Small pop-up glamping site 15 minutes’ drive from Frome
• Longleat 20 minutes’ drive, Wells 35 minutes and Bath 45 minutes
• Off-grid bell tent with a simple covered kitchen; pub 10 minutes’ walk

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

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

Middlewick Farm

Wolsey Cottage Glamping

• Quiet adults-only Somerset glamping in the village of Limington
• Fleet Air Arm Museum and Montacute House within a 10-minute drive
• Barbecue and breakfast baskets to buy on site; pub two minutes' walk

At The Cowshed

• Shepherd's huts at a small, friendly site in the village of Kilmington
• On the Wiltshire Cycleway, two miles from Stourhead Estate
• Comfy beds, hot showers, shared kitchen, firepit and hot tub

The Lorax Patch

• Small off-grid farm campsite two miles from Wells
• A 10-minute drive from Glastonbury; Cheddar 20 minutes
• Fresh eggs, fruit and veg available; campfires welcome

EarthSpirit

• Peaceful rural site in the grounds of a spiritual retreat centre
• A 15-minute drive from Glastonbury; 25 minutes from Wookey Hole
• Fire bowls available on site; pub a mile away

The Edge

• Luxury adults-only Somerset glamping five minutes’ drive from Wells
• Mendip Hills walks 10 minutes’ drive and Cheddar Gorge 25 minutes
• Yurts with private kitchens and bathrooms; views to Glastonbury Tor

YHA Street

• Glamping units in the scenic grounds of a Swiss-style chalet hostel
• A five-minute drive from Street's Clarks Village and 15 to Glastonbury
• Self-catering kitchen, dining area, small shop, board games

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