camping at splatt farm gardens
Our campsite is now open!
Nestled in the heart of rural Somerset, Splatt Farm Gardens offers a spacious, nature-focused campsite with stunning views of the rolling hills. It's the perfect spot to unwind, connect with nature, and savor the tranquility of the countryside. We encourage guests to relax, unplug from technology, and rediscover a simpler way of life.
For our younger visitors (and the young at heart), we provide a 14ft trampoline, climbing frame and slide, a sandpit for little ones, and plenty of room to explore and play games. (Sorry trampoline is currently out of order)
Campfires are welcome; you'll also notice minimal lighting on-site to reduce light pollution, allowing for breathtaking night skies perfect for stargazing and bat watching. On clear nights, you might even catch a glimpse of the Milky Way!
COMPOST Toilet
Children's Play Area
Fire Pits
EXPLORE THE AREA
Be Enchanted, visit Somerset!
Somerset has lots of surprises waiting to be discovered. As one of the larger English counties, Somerset has stunning beaches, green countryside, woodlands, lakes & more, covering a wide range of landscapes & environments. There’s so much to explore in this wonderful county, that even those lucky enough to live in Somerset are continually discovering its gems; wildflower meadows, beach waterfalls, ancient wells, unique carvings & underground reservoirs.
These hidden gems can be found in addition to the well-known landmarks of Somerset, such as Glastonbury, Cheddar Gorge, Wells Cathedral or Exmoor, which have secrets of their own to be explored.
Think of Somerset & what comes to mind? For some it is the stunning views across open countryside, others the fun to be had on its sandy beaches, or maybe it’s the superb strawberries, Cheddar cheese & cider? Our county is famous for the Glastonbury Festival, carnivals, Mulberry handbags & Arthurian legends, but there’s much more to be discovered!
The Quantock Hills, just 3 miles from us, are an area of wilderness and tranquillity. Panoramic views lead you through coast, heath and combe. Explore and you will find rocky Jurassic coastline, exposed heathland summits, deep wooded combes, undulating farmland and attractive villages all within this protected landscape.
The Quantock Hills are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), which means that its distinctive character, natural beauty and cultural heritage are so outstanding that it is in the nation’s interest to safeguard them. This precious and ancient place with its distinct cultural heritage and village communities is hugely valued by locals, as well as a favoured educational, recreational and even spiritual resource.