Glastonbury campsites
Peel back the curtain of modern life to reveal the enticing myths and legends of Britain's past- only in Glastonbury. Overlooked by the imposing and spiritual Tor, Glastonbury campsites envelop you in a world of ancient architecture, rich in whispered legend. This Somerset town is much more than just the heart of the immense Glastonbury Festival, so once the music stops, stick around to see what else it has to offer.
47 Glastonbury campsites
Glastonbury, Somerset (1 miles)
4.77 /5
70 reviews
96%
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Camping and touring pitches with top views, set at the base of the Glastonbury Tor and only a mile from the centre.
Wick, Glastonbury, Somerset (1.4 miles)
4.99 /5
14 reviews
100%
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Five star, adults only touring and glamping park in rural Somerset. Perfect for a relaxing break away from it all.
North Wootton, Glastonbury, Somerset (3.7 miles)
4.91 /5
31 reviews
100%
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A family friendly site with stunning views of Glastonbury Tor with a very wide field and large spacious pitches.
Cheddar, Somerset (6.6 miles)
4.51 /5
97 reviews
88%
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Park with far-reaching views of the Somerset Levels, ten minutes from Wookey Hole. Onsite bar and swimming pool!
Rodney Stoke, Cheddar, Somerset (7 miles)
4.47 /5
56 reviews
86%
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Peaceful adult only camping and touring park with dogs welcome. Ten minutes from Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole!
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Bridgwater, Somerset (8.1 miles)
4.7 /5
22 reviews
91%
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A beautiful and boutique 12 pitch touring caravan site on the edge of the Somerset Levels.
Cheddar, Somerset (8.7 miles)
4.82 /5
96 reviews
96%
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A live-and-let-live Cheddar site where kids can be kids and campfires are welcome. Free range camping and glamping!
Cheddar, Somerset (8.9 miles)
4.96 /5
30 reviews
100%
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Peaceful, adult only park by the River Yeo. Five minute walk to Cheddar and 20 minute walk to Cheddar Gorge!
Bradley Cross, Cheddar, Somerset (9.1 miles)
4.93 /5
12 reviews
92%
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This secluded adult-only site is perfect for a peaceful getaway in stunning Cheddar Gorge, Somerset. Dog-friendly.
East Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset (9.4 miles)
4.84 /5
17 reviews
100%
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Landscaped park with fishing lakes and riverside touring pitches. Just 15 minutes to Burnham-on-Sea!
Hadspen, Castle Cary, Somerset (10.6 miles)
4.84 /5
5 reviews
100%
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Get away from it all with a luxury safari tent hot tub glamping experience in the Somerset countryside.
Rowberrow, Winscombe, Somerset (12.2 miles)
4.49 /5
18 reviews
94%
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Off-grid, simple farm site with views out to the Bristol Channel, ten minutes to Cheddar Gorge. Dogs welcome!
Edithmead, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset (12.4 miles)
4.44 /5
73 reviews
84%
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Family owned park with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, entertainment and fishing. 10 mins from Burnham Beach.
Churchill, Somerset (13 miles)
4.7 /5
27 reviews
92%
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Almost wild camping pitches for tents with great views atop the Mendips. Dog friendly with fire pits.
Churchill, Somerset (13 miles)
4.96 /5
10 reviews
90%
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Luxury, dog friendly yurt glamping with stunning channel views. Ten minutes from Cheddar and Cheddar Gorge.
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Walton, Street, Somerset (3.2 miles)
A family-run camping and touring caravan site with scenic views, located in Walton, in the heart of Somerset.
Coxbridge, Glastonbury, Somerset (3.2 miles)
Idyllic glamping on the edge of the Somerset Levels in one of four fully equipped safari lodges. Games room onsite.
Coxley, Wells, Somerset (3.7 miles)
A romantic shepherd's hut glamping break for couples, with spectacular Somerset Levels scenery.
Butleigh, Glastonbury, Somerset (4.1 miles)
Family-run touring and glamping site with luxury ensuite glamping pods set amid an organic Somerset cider orchard.
Compton Dundon, Dundon, Somerset (4.2 miles)
Fully furnished shepherd's hut with a private garden, 15 minutes to Glastonbury and a short walk from a pub.
Theale, Wedmore, Somerset (5.2 miles)
Peaceful, family friendly site nestled on an apple orchard. Within 20 minutes of Cheddar and Glastonbury.
Wedmore, Somerset (5.3 miles)
A beautifully compact and luxurious getaway for two near the Somerset Levels and North Somerset coast.
Somerton, Somerset (6.5 miles)
A rural pub campsite, ideally situated for exploring the scenic Somerset countryside.
Heath House, Wedmore, Somerset (6.7 miles)
A small peaceful campsite with stunning views over the Somerset levels towards Glastonbury Tor.
Bridgwater, Somerset (7.6 miles)
An idyllic and welcoming adult only site, surrounded by breathtaking countryside views.
Huish Episcopi, Langport, Somerset (8.2 miles)
Family owned Somerset country park. Ideal for walking and cycling or visiting the Somerset Levels and Quantocks.
Clewer, Cheddar, Somerset (8.2 miles)
A peaceful smallholding set in 12 acres below the Mendips and just 2.5 miles from Cheddar Gorge.
Othery, Bridgwater , Somerset (8.5 miles)
Family friendly glamping in luxury geodesic domes with hot tubs in Somerset, 20 minutes from Bridgwater.
Wedmore, Somerset (8.6 miles)
Peaceful adult only touring park with stunning views overlooking the Somerset Levels and dog friendly.
Long Sutton, Langport, Somerset (8.8 miles)
Camping and touring on the edge of the Somerset Levels, right by a golf course and in reach of Glastonbury Tor.
Sparkford, Yeovil, Somerset (9.3 miles)
Eco, off-grid camping within a private three acre wood, offering five pitches for tents or hammocks. Dog friendly.
Weare, Axbridge, Somerset (9.4 miles)
Peaceful camping and glamping on a working farm with countryside views, 15 minutes from Cheddar Gorge.
Bawdrip, Somerset (9.4 miles)
Family and dog friendly holiday park for tourers. Accepts RVs. Open all year round.
Mark, Somerset (10 miles)
Family friendly holiday park for short and long stay caravans close to Mark village. Dog friendly.
Ashwick, Shepton Mallet, Somerset (10 miles)
Peaceful family friendly camping on a working farm. Surrounded by untouched woodlands, 30 minutes from Bath.
Sparkford, Yeovil, Somerset (10.1 miles)
Adult-only camping and touring on a five star park, with spotless facilities and a great location. Open all year.
Muchelney, Langport, Somerset (10.8 miles)
Family run campsite set in the heart of the Somerset Levels with fishing onsite and dog friendly.
East Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset (10.9 miles)
Between Burnham on Sea's beaches and top countryside are dog friendly pods, a yurt and chic cabins with a hot tub.
Batcombe, Shepton Mallet, Somerset (10.9 miles)
Beautiful and peaceful off-grid, exclusive use, campground with wooden cabin, fire pits and camp kitchen.
Highbridge, Somerset (11.1 miles)
Peaceful, adult only, over fifties holiday park with hardstanding touring pitches. Dog friendly.
East Huntspill, Highbridge, Somerset (11.1 miles)
Adult only and dog friendly camping and touring with lakeside pitches and fishing, near Burnham-on-Sea's beach.
Highbridge, Somerset (11.2 miles)
A riverside caravan park offering touring and camping in rural Somerset. Fishing available onsite and dog friendly.
Brent Knoll, Somerset (11.2 miles)
Peaceful, family run touring park with electric pitches for tents and tourers. Play area onsite and dogs welcome.
Blagdon, Bristol, Somerset (11.8 miles)
Luxury bell tents with excellent facilities in the Mendip Hills near Cheddar, Bath, Bristol, Wells, Brean.
Edithmead, Highbridge, Somerset (11.8 miles)
Friendly, adult only, over fifties holiday park close to the seaside. Dog friendly.
Winscombe, Somerset (12.8 miles)
Small peaceful site for tourers only, with breathtaking countryside views over the Mole Valley toward Exmoor.
Shepton Mallet, Somerset (11.3 miles)
Family friendly, peaceful tent and caravan campsite within easy reach of Glastonbury, Frome and Bruton.
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Things to do in Glastonbury
Nestled in Somerset not far from the Mendip Hills, Glastonbury has strong associations with myths, legends, spirituality and healing which give the town a unique flavour. If that's not enough to pique your curiosity, it's got the kind of architecture and beautiful landscapes that are worth travelling for.
A visit to Glastonbury wouldn't be complete without exploring one of its most famous landmarks, Glastonbury Tor. The views from the top of this hill over the Somerset Levels are superb and the Grade 1 listed St. Michael's Tower is a striking sight as well. All that beauty is hiding, however, a grizzly and fascinating past you'll want to explore. It is also considered one of the most sacred spots in Britain.
Want to see one of the most ancient wells in Britain? Then a visit to the Chalice Well in the Vale of Avalon should go down a treat. Surrounded by picturesque gardens, this is an ideal location to relax and enjoy the tranquillity.
Also well worth visiting is the White Spring and its associated temple, another intriguing and tranquil place to explore. Both locations are viewed as spiritual and healing places steeped in history.
St. Margaret's Chapel and its Royal Magdalene Almshouses dates back to 1444 and offers a fascinating window into times gone by, as well as a modern place to step away from crowded tourist sites and relax.
But, if you prefer your history seasoned with a few myths and legends you'll love exploring the remains of Glastonbury Abbey. Not only are these pretty ruins to explore, they are also reputed to be the burial place of King Arthur!
A trip to the Somerset Rural Life Museum will help you picture life in the South West as it once was, and runs regular celebrations such as wassailing events in the winter and outdoor activities in the summer. Visitors will also be able to see the 14th century Abbey Barn which at one point belonged to Glastonbury Abbey.
To get a taste for the whole area, a guided tour courtesy of the brilliantly-named Tor's Tour of the Tor will show you all of the prominent attractions within Glastonbury.
Perhaps the most famous celebration in the area, the famous Glastonbury Festival known for its incredible live acts, camping and atmosphere also takes place annually a few miles out from the town.
Nearby Ham Wall National Nature Reserve is an excellent place for outdoor enthusiasts to explore, while the village of Cheddar and the seaside town of Weston-super-Mare are under an hour by car from Glastonbury.