The self-catering barn sleeps up to 10 people in 3 rooms, Coleridge, Dunkery and Snowdrop and has two shared shower rooms with WC. There is a well-equipped kitchen/dining area and drying room. We have a selection of DVDs, books, maps with suggested walks, smart TV and WIFI. There is a secure cycle storage area and garden with lawn, wildflower bank, seating and freestanding fire pit with BBQ grill.

Prices include heating, unlimited hot water, a quilt, pillow, bed linen and a bath towel per person. Beds will be made and a bath towel per person provided. We would ask that you strip the beds before your departure. We provide an initial supply of basic household essentials. There is a storage area for each guest and the bedrooms can be locked.

There is an option to have the fresh or frozen oven-ready meals delivered and we can recommend a private chef. These orders must be made in advance.

You will have access to the three bedrooms (sleeping up to 10 people), two shared shower rooms with WC, kitchen and dining room.

****Rooms:****

**Coleridge**

Coleridge is situated on the ground floor of the barn. The room sleeps two and has a super-king/twin bed, please make your request for a double/twin at the time of booking.

**Dunkery**

Dunkery sleeps 3, located on the first floor of the barn. The room consists of two single beds and one smaller single bed.

**Snowdrop**

Snowdrop sleeps 5, located on the first floor of the barn. The room consists of two sets of bunk beds and one single bed.

****Terms and Conditions:****

Pets may be allowed by prior arrangement

Smoking and vaping are allowed in some of the open-air areas. No smoking or vaping inside the barn.

Groups are accepted up to a maximum of  10 people.

No stag and hen groups.

Parking for all guests is available on site and is free of charge.

The owners do not and will not accept responsibility for damages, loss including accidents or injury resulting from use in the barn, garden and car parking area.

The owners have the right to ask anybody to leave where they consider behaviour is unacceptable

Breakages are to be paid for and if an unacceptable amount of cleaning is necessary with regards to the barn and bed linen a charge will be made.

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The Barn

The barn previously formed the original milking parlour and dairy, plus two attached stables with a long feed store above. It is believed to have been built between 1840 and 1890, with stone walls that are two feet thick, pillars and attractive arch windows.
The popular Coleridge Way runs through the farm and nearby is the West Coastal Path which is ideal for walkers and cyclists. During your stay, we hope you will experience the wonderful night skies of Exmoor and maybe explore the beautiful rugged coastline of Somerset and the surfing beaches of North Devon.
The self-catering barn sleeps up to 10 people in 3 rooms, Coleridge, Dunkery and Snowdrop. There is a well-equipped kitchen/dining area, drying room and two shower rooms with WCs.
In the village of Wheddon Cross, three-quarters of a mile away, there is a petrol station and well-stocked shop with a Post Office. The shop supplies fresh bread, milk, meat, fish, papers and fruit & vegetables. It also serves a selection of alcohol. Open daily. The local pub in the village ‘The Rest & Be Thankful’ is a friendly pub serving good food.
Places to see and things to do in the local area The farm is set in the heart of the Exmoor National Park which covers 265 miles of Somerset & Devon, on a 25-acre farm off a quiet country lane. We are close to open moorland and overlook Snowdrop Valley and the River Avill. Directly from the Coleridge Way on the farm is a network of 600 miles of public footpaths and bridleways. Exmoor has the largest herd of wild red deer in England and the popular native Exmoor Ponies can be seen roaming freely on the moor.
Wildlife is abundant, especially for bird enthusiasts and those who love the night skies. We are a short distance from Dunkery Beacon (standing at 1702ft) which enjoys some of the finest rural views over the Bristol Channel, Wales and up to 86 miles away.
Nearby is the beautiful medieval village of Dunster, with its famous castle and yarn market where there is also a good selection of shops and places to eat. Dunster also provides the nearest beach.
The well-known Victorian town of Minehead is within easy reach and offers a wide range of attractions, beaches, picturesque harbour, public gardens and good shopping. The West Somerset Steam Railway which runs between Minehead and Bishops Lydeard is a great way to spend a few hours travelling through stunning countryside.
Explore the northern edge of Exmoor and the rugged coastline which continues to Lynton & Lynmouth. Enjoy the wild and unspoilt landscapes, cliffs, hidden river valleys and the open moorland.
Tarr Steps, a clapper bridge that crosses over the river Barle, and the Grade II* listed Landacre Bridge which carries traffic over the river are near Withypool, a quiet and unspoilt village surrounded by open moorland.
Also nearby is the village of Dulverton with great places to eat and shop and the Dulverton Heritage Centre offering a wealth of information and the popular Exmoor Pony Centre. Also, Porlock and Porlock Weir offer great places to eat, beautiful scenic walks, outdoor activities and the delicacy of local Porlock Oysters.
Though the neighbouring county of Dorset is better known for its fossils, Somerset also has some fantastic locations. The coastline of Watchet, Blue Anchor and Kilve is within a 40-minute drive and hold particular geological interest, with a variety of fossils being found along the coastline.
Snowdrop Valley: This event is officially open every year at the end of January/beginning of February, and requires only a walk down the lane. See the beautiful snowdrops and walk through the wonderful woodland alongside the River Avill. Enjoy the tea, cakes and more made available in the village after your walk.
Dark Skies: Ideal for stargazers, weather permitting, look to the night skies above Dunkery Beacon as Exmoor offers Europe’s first international dark sky reserve. Recognised in 2011 by the International Dark Skies Association for its low levels of light pollution, we have a festival of activities for two weeks during October/November every year.
On Exmoor, you will find rolling farmland, ancient woodlands, moors, hills and secluded river valleys. From Dunkery Beacon, the highest point in Exmoor National park, on a clear night you can see up to 3000 stars with the naked eye. Star-gazing here is an all year round activity, but the winter months provide greater darkness, giving you the best chance to see the Orion constellation which is visible in the Northern Hemisphere night sky between November and February.
This is a lovely place to find peace and tranquillity, and a wonderful place to explore!

The self catering barn sleeps up to 10 people in 3 rooms, Coleridge, Dunkery and Snowdrop. There is a well equipped kitchen/dining area, drying room and two shower rooms with WCs.

In the village of Wheddon Cross, three quarters of a mile away, there is a petrol station and well stocked shop with a Post Office. The shop supplies fresh bread, milk, meat, fish, papers and fruit & vegetables. It also serves a selection of alcohol. Open daily. The local pub in the village ‘The Rest & Be Thankful’ is a friendly pub serving good food.

Places to see and things to do in the local area
The farm is set in the heart of the Exmoor National Park which covers 265 miles of Somerset & Devon, on a 25 acre farm off a quiet country lane. We are close to open moorland and overlook Snowdrop Valley and the River Avill. Directly from the Coleridge Way on the farm is a network of 600 miles of public footpaths and bridleways. Exmoor has the largest herd of wild red deer in England and the popular native Exmoor Ponies can be seen roaming freely on the moor.

There is an abundance of wildlife especially for bird enthusiasts and those who love the dark night skies. We are a short distance from Dunkery Beacon (standing at 1702ft) which enjoys some of the finest rural views over the Bristol Channel, Wales and up to 86 miles away.

Nearby is the beautiful medieval village of Dunster, with its famous castle and yarn market where there is also a good selection of shops and places to eat. Dunster also provides the nearest beach.

The well-known Victorian town of Minehead is within easy reach and offers a wide range of attractions, beach, picturesque harbour, public gardens and good shopping. The West Somerset Steam Railway which runs between Minehead and Bishops Lydeard is a great way to spend a few hours travelling through stunning countryside.

Explore the northern edge of Exmoor and the rugged coastline which continues on to Lynton & Lynmouth. Enjoy the wild and unspoilt landscapes, steep cliffs, hidden river valleys and the open moorland.

Tarr Steps, a clapper bridge which crosses over the river Barle, and the Grade II* listed Landacre Bridge which carries traffic over the river are near Withypool, a quiet and unspoilt village surrounded by open moorland.

Also nearby is the village of Dulverton with great places to eat and shop and the Dulverton Heritage Centre offering a wealth of information and the popular Exmoor Pony Centre.  Also, Porlock and Porlock Weir offering great places to eat, beautiful scenic walks, outdoor activities and the delicacy of local Porlock Oysters.

Though the neighboring county of Dorset is better known for its fossils, Somerset also has some fantastic locations. The coastline of Watchet, Blue Anchor and Kilve are within a 40-minute drive and hold particular geological interest, with a variety of fossils being found along the coastline.

Snowdrop Valley: This event is officially open every year at the end of January/beginning of February, and requires only a walk down the lane. See the beautiful snowdrops and walk through the wonderful woodland alongside the river Avill. Enjoy the tea, cakes and more made available in the village after your walk.

Dark Skies: Ideal for stargazers, weather permitting, look to the night skies above Dunkery Beacon as Exmoor offers Europe’s first international dark sky reserve. Recognised in 2011 by the International Dark Skies Association for its low levels of light pollution, we have a festival of activities for two weeks during October/November every year.

On Exmoor you will find rolling farm land, ancient woodlands, moors, hills and secluded river valleys. From Dunkery Beacon, the highest point in Exmoor National park, on a clear night you can see up to 3000 stars with the naked eye. Star-gazing here is an all year around activity, but the winter months provide greater darkness, giving you the best chance to see the Orion constellation which is visible in the Northern Hemisphere night sky between November and February.

This is a lovely place to find peace and tranquility, and a wonderful place to explore!

Exmoor Camping Barn

This space features a dug-out fire pit area.

Max 8 guests.

We charge per child per night - so please multiply number of children by number of nights. E.g. 1 child for 2 nights please add "2"

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Pitch 3 - Toadstool Town

Please note there is a minimum booking of 2 nights for our bell tent. 

Your hire includes: 5m Canvas Bell Tent, Double bed and mattress, Bed linen, Duvet, LED Lantern, Three floor rugs, Scatter cushions, Fairy lights, Bunting, and a dug-out fire pit area. Fires will still need to be off-ground and fire pits can be hired from us if you don't have your own.

Our 5 metre Bell tent can accommodate up to 4 people. A double bed is included in the booking and up to two additional camp beds can be added as an extra. There is also space on the pitch for additional guests to pitch their own tents if you wish. *Electric is not provided.

We charge per child per night - so please multiply number of children by number of nights. E.g. 1 child for 2 nights please add "2"

Pitch 5 - Rainbow Ranch Bell Tent Glamping

Camp Bed

Pitch 9 - Vegetable Garden


This is the closest pitch to the compost toilet and features a dug-out fire pit area. 

Max 8 guests.

We charge per child per night - so please multiply number of children by number of nights. E.g. 1 child for 2 nights please add "2"

Pitch 1: Pumpkin Patch

This space features a dug-out fire pit area.

Max 10 guests.

We charge per child per night - so please multiply number of children by number of nights. E.g. 1 child for 2 nights please add "2"

Pitch 2: Stargazers

This space features a dug-out fire pit area. 

Max 8 guests.

We charge per child per night - so please multiply number of children by number of nights. E.g. 1 child for 2 nights please add "2"

Pitch 4 - Enchanted Forest

General Camping space for individuals or groups - no fires are allowed in this area as there is no fire pit available. 

Upon arrival in the field, stay right and come up the track to the small red building (compost toilet). Keep going all the way to the bell tent, turn left and the general camping areas are on the left hand side.

Individual Camper (Solo) (No Fire Pit)

Deep in rural Somerset, Splatt Farm Gardens is a spacious meadow campsite with fabulous views of the Quantock Hills.

OUR STORY
After many years in the rat race of London, we decided as a family to invest in a simpler and more sustainable life.

So, we decided to leave the hustle and bustle of London chaos and enjoy life in the countryside in the quiet of the Somerset hills. We are also delighted to announce the arrival of new baby Bodhi to have joined the family in March 2021.

Our vision is as simple as the life we are aspiring towards: to create a happy and sustainable planet and our method is to create a microcosm of this utopia in the small way that we can using the space and resources we have available to us.

By 2025, we aim for a holistic wellbeing and happiness centre, with camping, glamping, meditation retreats, tours of the project and a sustainable agriculture education centre - enjoy it with us as we continue on our journey to grow and develop into something beautiful...


CAMPSITE RULES
Here at Splatt Farm, we don't want to create unnecessary and restrictive rules. However, in order to ensure the happiness of all of our guests and neighbours, we ask that all guests follow the following:

1. Once unpacked and set up, please park your cars at the top end of the field near the entrance. No cars may be parked on or near camping pitches.


2. All fires, BBQs and stoves must be within the fire pit area on your pitch.


3. No amplified music is allowed on site after 9pm and no noise at all that disturbs others is allowed after 11pm.


4. This is an eco-friendly site. All recyclable rubbish must be separated and placed in the appropriate bin and all non-recyclable waste must be taken off-site with you.


5. Check-in is from 2pm and check-out is by 10am.


6. If your group is under 21, a behaviour deposit of £20 per person is required and if your group is under 18, no alcohol is allowed.


7. Your camping pitch must be left as you found it.

Splatt Farm Gardens Camping

The Heart of Exmoor wild camping site is a fab Somerset base for walking and cycling adventures in Exmoor National Park. From your hilltop pitch, you can plan your holiday in total peace while contemplating spectacular views of Winsford Hill and Withypool Common at the same time.

The back-to-basics site is spacious and secluded, with a compost toilet including a charging point, a cold tap and recycling bins (but please try to take your rubbish away with you). After you’ve made friends with the farm animals, let the kids loose to mess around in streams and walk the dog across hilly fields. And even if you're out and about all day, save a bit of energy for later so you don't miss the chance to check out the Milky Way on clear nights.

Grass Tent Pitch (Solo Camper)

The Heart of Exmoor wild camping site is a fab Somerset base for walking and cycling adventures in Exmoor National Park. From your hilltop pitch, you can plan your holiday in total peace while contemplating spectacular views of Winsford Hill and Withypool Common at the same time.

The back-to-basics site is spacious and secluded, with a compost toilet including a charging point, a cold tap, and recycling bins (but please try to take your rubbish away with you). After you’ve made friends with the farm animals, let the kids loose to mess around in streams and walk the dog across hilly fields. And even if you're out and about all day, save a bit of energy for later so you don't miss the chance to check out the Milky Way on clear nights.

Grass Tent Pitch

The Heart of Exmoor wild camping site is a fab Somerset base for walking and cycling adventures in Exmoor National Park. From your hilltop pitch, you can plan your holiday in total peace while contemplating spectacular views of Winsford Hill and Withypool Common at the same time.

The back-to-basics site is spacious and secluded, with a compost toilet with a charging facility, a cold tap and recycling bins (but please try to take your rubbish away with you). After you’ve made friends with the farm animals, let the kids loose to mess around in streams and walk the dog across hilly fields. And even if you're out and about all day, save a bit of energy for later so you don't miss the chance to check out the Milky Way on clear nights.

Grass Pitch for Campervans

The Heart of Exmoor wild camping site is a fab Somerset base for walking and cycling adventures in the Exmoor National Park. From your hilltop pitch, you can plan your holiday in total peace while contemplating spectacular views of Winsford Hill and Withypool Common at the same time.

The back-to-basics site is spacious and secluded, with a compost toilet including charging facility, a cold tap and recycling bins. After you’ve made friends with the farm animals, let the kids loose to mess around in streams and walk the dog across hilly fields. And even if you're out and about all day, save a bit of energy for later so you don't miss the chance to check out the Milky Way on clear nights.

Directions - Unless you are walking or cycling, please don't attempt to access the site via Combe Lane, which is a no-through road from the village of Exford.

Instead, from Exford, turn off the B3224 onto Park St heading towards Porlock. Follow this road out of the village and near the top of the hill you will drive over a cattle grid (Hillhead Cross). Take the immediate right, signposted Luccombe. The campsite is the next right turning (if you get to Porlock Post you have gone too far).

The Heart of Exmoor

Silver Belle is a Land Rover Defender 110 TD5. She's travelled extensively, including Sub Saharan Africa (twice), and loves a Road trip. Silver Belle sleeps 3 people (2 in the double bed in the pop-top roof and one in the back on the sofa) and seats 3 people and has the advantage of two awnings and plenty of storage space. She is at home wild camping with her own solar panel and leisure batteries or can be plugged in to an electric site hook-up if staying at campsites. All prices include insurance, mileage (100 miles a day) and full camping equipment.

She comes with everything you need to ensure you have a truly wild adventure.

**Features**
- Well Maintained Land Rover 110 TD5 with Uprated Running Gear and Suspension
- Fully Comprehensive Insurance Included
- Full RAC Cover
- Full length Pop Top Roof with Double Bed (Extendable for Taller Adventurers)
- Single Bed and Seating Area
- 2 Full Length Awnings (See video below)
- Interior Blinds for Complete Privacy
- Leisure Batteries and Invertor
- Solar Power
- Electric Hook up for 240v Mains
- Outdoor and Awning Lighting
- USB Sockets
- 35 Litre Fridge
- First Aid Kit, Fire Blanket and Extinguisher
- Full Roadside Safety Kit
- Full Camping Inventory

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Silver Belle

We can provide you with extra kindling and logs to get your evenings started.

Firewood

Hire one of our Firepits to ensure warm and cosy evenings. Includes wood and kindling for your first night

Firepit

Blue Belle is a rare Land Rover 110 TD5 Dormobile roofed Camper. She can seat 5 and sleep 4 in comfort. Her full length Dormobile roof ensures you have plenty of space for camping. She has two bunk-style beds in the roof and a double bed in the back that conveniently folds away into a sofa. She also has a sink and hob in the back and outside she has two awnings and can also have an awning room added should you wish. All rentals include everything you need for camping and a great adventure, wherever you decide to go. All prices include insurance, mileage (100 miles a day) and full camping equipment.

**Features**
- Full Length Dormobile Roofed Land Rover 110 TD5
- Fully Comprehensive Insurance
- RAC Cover
- Side and Rear Awnings
- Two Bunk Beds and One Double Bed
- Dual Gas Stove and Sink
- Leisure Battery
- Internal Night Heater (Always warm inside!)
- Electric Hook-up
- 7L Fridge
- Inbuilt Hot Shower
- Floor Safe
- Bluetooth Radio with Hands Free
- USB Chargers
- Internal Lighting
- External Awning Lights
- Roof Rack (Thule Top Box can be added)
- Optional Awning Room
- Dog Friendly
- Full Camping Inventory Included

Blue Belle

Ever dreamt of an Overland adventure in an iconic vehicle?

Defender Campers gives you the chance to experience and enjoy Wild Camping in the heart of the West Country, whilst experiencing the thrill and adventure of exploring in a Land Rover Defender Camper.

Located in the South of Somerset, just a mile from the M5, we are at the gateway to Devon and Cornwall. From here you can explore Dartmoor, Exmoor, Somerset, Dorset, the South coast or South Wales.

Our vehicles are fully prepared to take you anywhere you choose to go, and include all the camping gear you'll need. Just pack your clothes and essentials and get out exploring.

Should you want more than camping gear, we can also offer you Paddle Boards, Firepits, GoPros and much more to make your Camping trip a memory to last a lifetime.

Defender Campers

Spacious grass pitch  for campervan or tent with car. One vehicle per pitch. Pitches are at least 12-14m diameter.Spacious pitch with plenty of room for large tents.  We do not charge extra for gazebos/pup tents etc. The camping field is car-free to make a peaceful and safe environment for everyone on site. The car park is next to the camping field. Wheelbarrows are available for bringing your belongings the very short distance to your pitch.

* Unfortunately we do not accept motorhomes or caravans at the moment.

Meadow Pitch

Greener Camping Club membership. Required to stay at a greener camping club site.

Greener Camping Club

Firepit. Includes one bundle of wood. Additional bundle will be extra.

Another spacious pitch but  with a few extras, including a picnic table and firepit/grill. The camping field is car-free to make a peaceful and safe environment for everyone on site. The car park is next to the camping field. Wheelbarrows are available for bringing your belongings the very short distance to your pitch.

* Unfortunately we do not accept motorhomes or caravans at the moment.

Premium Pitch

Buckland Farm Camping is situated in Somerset at the foot of the beautiful Blackdown Hills, on our working farm.

When you holiday with us, you will be in a great central location for exploring the local area whether by foot, bike or car.  There is something for everyone here, with lots to see and do within easy reach.

Or you can sit back and relax – toast marshmallows under the stars, or enjoy a glass of wine or cup of coffee while your children are making new friends at our central play and picnic area.

Our back-to-nature campsite is new this year, and we are looking forward to the arrival of our first guests.  We welcome everyone – individuals, families, couples and dogs, who have their own off lead activity/exercise area.

Your dogs deserve a holiday too and at Buckland Farm, we welcome your four legged friends.  

Being a farm, we do ask that you keep your dog on a lead at all times, unless in the fenced ‘activity area’. Thank you.

Buckland Farm Camping

Raleghs Cross Inn - Country Pub Inn Exmoor - Hotel - Functions

Raleghs Cross Inn is an Exmoor Country Inn ideal for a midweek break or just a relaxing weekend away!

The Museum contains nostalgic relics from the somerset that is former Dorset Joint Railway that used to operate from Bath to Bournemouth, with all finally shutting in 1966.It's a charmingly atmospheric facility with public of railway related exhibits and artefacts and a large number of rolling stock and vapor locomotives from throughout the years.You can read about the quirky old section names of bygone days and explore the evocative galleries filled with name-boards, lamps, tools, signalling equipment, tickets, photographs, handbills and more besides.Although it is fairly formal and academic, kids are warmly welcomed and so they can step back in its history and hand run the levers in the reconstructed Midford Signal Box.All in most it is outstanding trip for young ones already enthusiastic about trains, however fundamentally the area to ignite the attention in the uninitiated: there are no running train rides as an example. Nevertheless it's volunteer run so your proper chuffers being little have some body enthusiastic to quiz on all things rail!

Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust

Somerset & Dorset Railway Trust :  - Membership, Memorabilia, S&D Timetable Reprints, Books, DVDs, Make a Donation, Limited Edition OO Gauge Wagons, The S&DRT photo collection, Magazine back-issues: printed, Fridge Magnet Totem Signs, Adhesive Totem Signs - Reduced, Audio files - S&D recollections, Greeting & Christmas Cards, Second-hand Books and DVDs, Magazine back-issues: downloads, Children's Books & Souvenirs,

Somerset and Dorset Railway Trust

'Wivey Pool' is an open air heated swimming pool which is open May to September each year. 
Run by the 'Community for the Community.'

Wiveliscombe Open Air Pool

Wimbleball Lake, Exmoor provides a number of activities both on and off the water for all abilities. There's plenty to do only at that pond that is scenic including miles of walks, period tracks, a children's play area, and a popular cafe.Activity Centre The Outdoor and Active Centre provides a variety of watersports including sailing, windsurfing, kayaking and canoeing. You can employ a craft, introduce your own personal, be a part of taster sessions or gain RYA qualifications. The number of choices are practically endless!High Ropes, Climbing and Archery  For those who would rather stay dry then face your fears and swing like a monkey from the treetops on our 40 foot course that is high. Tackle challenges and hurdles raised high above the ground in an adrenalin filled task quest led by fully qualified trainers.  There is an indoor wall surface that is climbing archery range.School Holiday Activities keep consitently the kids occupied through the breaks! Our Activity Weeks are an way that is awesome 8 to 16 yr old to use many tasks, both off and on water. Book for on a daily basis and on occasion even the week that is whole Your birthday events won't ever be the same again once you have experienced our birthday celebration packages! Dry, fun or adrenaline on the water: the option is yours! Ages 6 and over.Camping  Those planning to spend a weekend during the site will enjoy use that is full of AA 3 celebrity ranked campsite with panoramic views throughout the pond nestling between the Exmoor hills. Therefore whether you are searching for a retreat that is quiet an action packed break, Wimbleball has one thing for everyone to take pleasure from!

Wimbleball Lake Country Park

Watchet Boat Museum was established in 1997 with the aim of conserving the artifacts and history our local maritime heritage. Access to the Boat Museum is through the Watchet Visitor Centre built in 2016. The worlds largest collection of Flatners a local flat bottom boat can be viewed along with local maritime memoribilia. Additionally, the building that houses the museum was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and started life as a goods shed in 1862 for the Bristol to Watchet Railway line.

Love Watchet

Love Watchet - Scratch the Surface - Visit Watchet's Official tourism and Visitor Centre website for information about our ancient harbour town and marina in West Somerset.

Ralegh\'s Cross Inn

Brendon Hills, Watchet, West Somerset TA23 0LN, England

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Exmoor Camping Barn

Splatt Farm Gardens Camping

The Heart of Exmoor

Defender Campers

Buckland Farm Camping

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Somerset and Dorset Railway Trust

Wiveliscombe Open Air Pool

Wimbleball Lake Country Park

Watchet Boat Museum

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