Petruth Paddocks is the place to be if spacious free-range camping is on your cards this holiday season. Get away from it all and wake up to the sweeping views looking out over the jagged limestone peaks of the Mendip Hills and sprawling Somerset Hills.

If you’re in the mood for a peaceful hol minus scampering children getting underfoot, rumble over to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, an award-winning, adults-only site nestled in the romantic countryside of Somerset.

The verdant scenery and peace of the stunning Mendip Hills, an official Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, are well-loved by camping folk who prize views and serenity over the more equipped commercial parks.

Middlewick Farm is one spot that injects a heavy dose of glamour in glamping. Guests are welcome to take their pick of three sumptuous E-den camping cabins, each tastefully furnished and generously spaced out in a peaceful and spacious ancient orchard.

The tranquillity and beauty of the glorious Somerset countryside extend in every direction, stretching out as far as the eye can see, and panoramic views of the famed Mendip Hills and enclosing area create the ideal settings for a restful break at The Old Oaks Touring Park.

Escape to the UK’s best adult caravan park (or so voted by guests); a stunning 5-star touring caravan park tucked away in a quiet position in the historic city of Bath. Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park is a uniquely peaceful spot is a brilliant destination for guests who want to get away from it all and savour serene environs devoid of bawling babies and rambunctious kids who enjoy thundering past campers at all hours of the morning.

Camp Kerala is a stunning glamping spot providing adventuring sorts with a truly incredible camping experience in luxurious, clean, and romantic Shikar tents, each designed and manufactured by the Maharaja of Jodhpur.

Cockmill Hideaway Campsite is a stunning spot for oodles of peace and hours of much-needed rest after a wild night at Glastonbury. Spend hours jamming to your favourite artists.

Are you searching for a peaceful spot to lay your head after the festivities at Glastonbury? Perhaps, you’re keen to escape the everyday for sumptuous glamping escapes amid sprawling countryside and stunning views.

Isle Of Avalon Camp Site is a centrally located, family-owned holiday park located a mere 10-minute stroll from the town centre of Glastonbury. Despite its near effortless access to the lively town and a convenient position just off the A39.

The team at Pennard Orchard are invested in creating a glamping experience that combines the thrills of the great outdoors with the unrivalled festivities of Glastonbury and a range of excellent amenities.

Imagine leaning back in a deck chair with the gentle morning sun on your face and a soft breeze that plays with wisps of your hair as you sip on a hot drink and marvel at the striking scenery of the Mendip Hills.

Glastonbury Cottages and Caravanning is a peaceful site located in central Glastonbury, at the base of the well-known Glastonbury Tor, a short stroll away. The place is perfect for quiet.

Escape to the heart of the Mendip Hills, and spend idyllic days surrounded by the lush scenery of a designated Area of Outstanding Beauty at Broadway Cottage Caravan and Camping.

Get back to nature and enjoy the sweeping vistas of camping out amid an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at Mendip Camp, a friendly back to basics site ideally positioned amid the jagged limestone peaks of the Mendip Hills.

Pick your pitch and pitch, or park up amid leafy greenery at Dagger Wood Campsite. This secluded, spacious campsite is ideally positioned a half-hour drive from the amenities and attractions in Bristol and Bath.

Walnut Tree Farm is a friendly campsite tucked away on a peaceful Somerset farm, roughly a half hour’s drive from the splendid cities of both Bristol and Bath. The cheery owners have not marked out pitches as guests are free to claim as much space as required for camping.

Lillypool Cafe and Farm Shop is a lovely little space nestled amid the verdant sceneries of a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offering guests a splendid setting amid the Mendip Hills.

It’s hard to imagine that the lovely grassed campsite of Bridge Farm was once deep underwater hundreds of years ago. The area is even rumoured to be the very spot that teenage Jesus arrived by boat with Joseph of Arimathea – a tale that inspired William Blake’s ‘Jerusalem’.

Castle Farm Campsite is a cracking little site with spectacular views over the Somerset Levels to Glastonbury Tor, excellent camping accommodations, and friendly owners who will go above and beyond to ensure your stay is pleasant.