Lovely quiet grounds .the piazza nights is well worth going to
It's great to be able to walk around the grounds freely

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Stunning scenery, and so peaceful! The atmosphere in the pub when we arrived was great and Becca was so helpful and friendly. Didn't get a chance to have a drink/food this time as we only stayed a night but will definitely be back to try it all out!
(Bonus point for the best port-a-potty I've ever used!)

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A gorgeous stay in the little summerhouse and such friendly people running the farm. Many thanks!

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Gorgeous campsite and lovely friendly staff. There's even a medium sized pond with a row boat for guests to take it in the water.
Sheep, chicken and pigs fed at 9.30am everyday and children were allowed to collect the eggs.
Loved having water taps so close to our EHU pitch. There was also a covered bandstand that saved us in the rain when we BBQed and ate dinner.
Microwave and freezer available for refreshing ice packs.

Only 2 hot showers in site, the other 4 were cold water which is not stated on the website that I could see. We stayed during a quiet period so were fine, but suspect the queues would be a nightmare when the majority of pitches are occupied. The only thing preventing me from giving full 5 stars. Otherwise stunning campsite.

We loved our stay at Hunstile - it was a last minute booking to try out our awning which we had picked up from my friend earlier in the day. Oh, the fun we had! Hunstile was definitely the ‘chilled’ site we needed to test our skills and it delivered on every count.

Firstly, we were greeted by the very lovely Lizzie - Lizzie took her time in explaining where to pitch and how the site was laid out. A clear map of everything was right up my street as an (ex) orienteerer! Love a map!
As someone who lived on a smallholding in a previous life, I felt right at home.

The facilities were plentiful and spotlessly clean and as someone who struggles with the cold, I can’t tell you how grateful I was to see a heated towel rail in the shower in the morning ❤️

The piece de resistance was the onsite cafe - oh my goodness, what a wonderful treat that was! A full English buffet, or a delicious coffee and homemade pastry (they looked amazing). We went for the Full English to steel ourselves for the day ahead (not great weather for next night in Devon). The produce was all home grown and I have to note the bacon (BEST I’ve had for a long time!). Croissants already filled with jam (making them so much easier for children - great idea).

The staff we met were all incredibly polite and helpful. (I should mention here that when we had a mooch around later on, on the night we arrived, there was a chap in the cafe making pizzas, presumably at the end of a hard day, possibly for staff - they looked fabulous through the window!).

Wen also saw John taking some children around the farm to see the animals - a wonderful addition for families. My Grandsons would love it - we’ll hopefully be back one day!

Great views across the Mendips from top of site.

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Where does one start ? This site is wonderful, family run and they were the kindest people one could meet. Everyone went above and beyond the call of duty. The farmhouse breakfast was to die for, tasty tasty very very tasty! We can not recommend this place enough, superb.

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Huntstile farm has a lovely family feel, the host couldn’t be more friendlier or more helpful. The camp site was perfectly clean and tidy. Loved that they were doing their part to recycle with pacific boxes for everything. The area was so picturesque and quiet. We also had some food from there kitchens, the food was fresh and was delicious. A perfect touch to our experience was our 4 year old being able to feed and see the animals her favourite part was being able to collect all the eggs from the hen houses. Thank you for a great stay.

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EVERYTHING WAS PERFECT

NOTHING