WILD GOOSE GLAMPING
COsY TIMBER SAFARI LODGES, SURROUNDED BY MEADOW AND ORCHARDS, NESTLING IN THE HEART OF SOMERSET
Experience a restorative break from daily life and immerse yourself in the great outdoors, without compromising on home comforts. Nestled amidst the picturesque landscapes of Somerset, Wild Goose Glamping offers the perfect retreat for those seeking tranquility and adventure alike.
Breath out surrounded by nature and relax in a tranquil rural setting. Your lodge sits in a field overlooking traditional cider orchards, yet you can comfortably walk to a village shop, pubs serving great food, an outdoor pursuits centre (with dry ski slope etc) or even take a Thatcher’s Cider guided tour should you wish.
Discover the charm of glamping in Somerset as you unwind in one of our cosy timber safari lodges. From the comfort of your retreat, soak in the serene beauty of the surrounding meadows and orchards. Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, a family adventure, or a solo retreat, Somerset Glamping offers a unique experience for all.
Similarly from the village, you might hop on a bus with direct routes to Cheddar, Wells, Bristol and Weston super Mare. You may prefer to walk on numerous local footpaths or cycle the Strawberry Line, or even tackle mountain bike trails. Take yourself up onto the Mendip Hills, down to the Somerset Levels, off to Bath or drive just seven miles to the seaside. With an abundance of things to experience, places to visit, and a beautiful home from home in which to simply be, you make your stay at Wild Goose Glamping exactly what you want it to be.
DISCOVER WILD GOOSE GLAMPING IN SOMERSET
You will be warmly welcomed to your attractively furnished and well-appointed lodge at our Somerset Glamping site; with hot water/shower, flushing loo, well-equipped kitchen (including hob, oven, and fridge), Wi-Fi, comfortable beds, fresh linen, and towels. The whole space is thoroughly cleaned and carefully prepared, ‘spit-spot-style’ for your stay.
Outside space is plentiful at our glamping site in Somerset. A fire pit with a cooking tripod and outdoor seating for your lodge are ready for you to use. Cars are parked in a car park at the entrance, so the site is traffic-free. Carts are provided as carriages for your luggage, ensuring a seamless transition to your luxurious glamping experience in Somerset.
Somerset is still something of a hidden gem, offering a delightful blend of rural charm and coastal beauty. Cars trundling along the M5, very often destined for Devon and Cornwall, unknowingly pass this spacious, unspoilt, characterful county. Boasting coastlines, enormous rural charm, and natural beauty, it’s a destination that captivates visitors. And when it comes to unique accommodations, Somerset offers an experience like no other with its thriving glamping scene.
For those seeking a touch of luxury amidst nature, glamping in Somerset is the perfect choice. Imagine waking up to the sounds of birds chirping and the gentle rustle of leaves, all while enjoying the comforts of a cozy tent or a charming cabin. Whether nestled in the heart of the countryside or overlooking the stunning coastline, Somerset glamping sites offer an unforgettable retreat.
But Somerset isn’t just about the great outdoors; it’s also a place steeped in history and culture. From its iconic landmarks like Glastonbury Tor to its quaint villages with thatched cottages, there’s plenty to explore and discover. And let’s not forget about the local delicacies – Somerset is renowned for its cheese and cider, adding a delicious flavor to any visit.
So, next time you’re planning a getaway, consider Somerset. Whether you’re seeking adventure along the coast, a peaceful retreat in the countryside, or a unique glamping experience, this welcoming county has something for everyone. And with Somerset glamping options abound, you can truly immerse yourself in the beauty of this charming destination. Try saying Somerset without smiling – it’s impossible!
Local places and activities
Things to do
Wild Goose Glamping is surrounded by places to visit. Bristol is both an historic city and a hub of vibrant culture. The docks are particularly worth a visit, maybe taking a tour of SS Great Britain. The spa City of Bath, with stunning Regency architecture and Roman Baths offers something for everyone. You may wish to experience the mystery and magic of Glastonbury Tor and town. Spectacular Cheddar Gorge, with it’s caves, is a walk or cycle along the strawberry line, or a very short drive or bus journey. The smallest city in England, Wells, is a Somerset gem. There you may walk along the oldest street in England, and see if you can recognise scenery from the many films shot in this very quaint place. Even closer is Weston super Mare for a traditional seaside experience. A pier, summer donkey rides on the beach, wide expanses of sand, putting greens, ice cream stands and fish and chip shops.
