If you have a love for cider and the great outdoors, why not enjoy the combined delights of a friendly, lush campsite set alongside one of the oldest cider pubs in the world? At Tucker's Grave Inn, guests can enjoy setting up camp in a large sheltered field for wild camping and toddle over to the pub, one of the oldest cider pubs in Somerset. The pub reportedly opened its doors to the public over 200-years-ago and remains relatively unchanged for over a century. The vibe inside the pub is friendly, and there are no blaring TV's, noisy jukeboxes or flashing fruit machines. Instead, there is a roaring open fire to curl up to and a snoozing cat on the windowsill. Savour tipple straight from the barrel, or sip on a range of traditional ciders like Pheasants Plucker, Black Rat, and Cheddar Valley. Sparkling cider and beer are on offers, as well as a non-boozy beverage like tea and coffee. Live music at the barn takes place most evenings, and campers are more than welcome to set up barbeque grills for sizzling eats. The site rests in a nifty position, just three and a half miles from the sleepy village of Faulkland and a mere twenty-five-minute drive from buzzing Bath. Friendly canines are most welcome to tag along.