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Our standard booking patterns are:

  • Arrive on a Monday for 4, 7 and 14 night breaks
  • Arrive on a Friday for 3, 7, 10 and 14 night breaks
  • Arrive on a Saturday for 7 and 14 night breaks
  • Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday are non-arrival days

Our holiday season runs between March and November and therefore we cannot take bookings for holidays which fall outside of these dates.

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Park Holidays & Caravan Sites in Somerset

Holidaymakers love Somerset’s laidback charm – thanks to the quiet bays under the Quantock Hills and the sleepy villages which inspired the Romantic poets Wordsworth and Coleridge.

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For beach lovers, Burnham-on-Sea, Berrow and Brean form an impressively wide, sandy beach – seven miles long. Burnham is popular with families; Berrow has dunes, naturists and a shipwreck; and scenic Brean Cove is overlooked by the Brean Down. Meanwhile, Weston-super-Mare’s new Grand Pier cost £51m and is described as a ‘nostalgic design with a space-age twist’.

Elsewhere, Kilve, east of lively Minehead, is backed by ancient limestone cliffs that deposit ammonites on the shore below. This shingle beach is also rockpool heaven. Nearby Blue Anchor features blue alabaster cliffs, pink quartz rocks and fossils galore.

Dunster village is a medieval period piece. Though it dates to Norman times, the fairytale castle here was fashioned into its flamboyant style by the Victorians.

Finally, the West Somerset Railway offers tours through the Quantock Hills on a vintage steam train.364

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Somerset – laidback and lovely

Somerset’s rural charm enchants its visitors – as do the quiet sandy beaches, the famous local cheeses and scrumptious ciders and the wild, moody landscapes of Exmoor.

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Fishing at Burnham-on-Sea

Burnham-on-Sea, Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset
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With a tranquil fishing lake and mature landscaping, there's a decidedly relaxed atmosphere at this green and spacious Park set on the edge of the seaside town of Burnham-on-Sea. An outdoor pool with lots of grassy terracing, sports courts, playgrounds, a full range of facilities and activities, and campsites means that there's plenty of fun for all families at Burnham-on-Sea.

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Picnics at Doniford Bay

Doniford Bay, Watchet, Somerset

Close by the sea above a rockpool bay with pockets of shingle and sand, Doniford Bay is a surprisingly green and open Park. Great sea views to the front, magnificent Exmoor National Park just behind. Pretty wild flower meadows surround the Park - ideal for families who love the active outdoor life.

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