Quantock Caravan Park Quantock Hills Somerset
About the siite
Our mission at Quantock Orchard Caravan Park is to make every customer feel at home.
Insight
This family run business offers a quiet and tranquil atmosphere with a personal touch.
You will be looked after by the proprietors Mike and Sara throughout your stay, who will be on hand to help with any problems.
Our on-site warden is also available for general queries and to handle emergencies.
Arrivals
The park is clearly sign posted and is accessed by a private road which leads to the main reception area. This is where all arrivals and enquiries are dealt with.
Security
24 hour CCTV cameras monitor the site to improve your safety and to ensure our site rules are adhered to.
Quantock Orchard Caravan Park is the perfect choice for your camping holiday.
Pitch Information
We offer a full range of facilities for tents, motorhomes and caravans.
Our five star facilities include
- Large spacious pitches
- Centrally positioned facility block
- Swimming pool
- Gym
- Bike hire
- Park shop
- Clearly marked refuse points and water points
- Payphone
- Motorhome service point
For the kids
We have an exciting adventure playground which has slides, a climbing frame, seesaw and swings.
Our park offers a safe environment for your children to play to their heart's content.
Our site can fully cater to the needs of disabled guests.
We offer
- Family bathroom with wheel chair access; comprises of a toilet, bath and wash basin.
- The majority of our facilities are accessible to wheelchairs. We have ramps to the family bathroom in the facility block and our shop has a paved level entrance.
Wherever possible we try and site disabled customers as near to the facility block as possible.
Why not bring your four-legged friend?
- Dogs are welcome and are free of charge.
- However, we do request that they are kept on short leads, supervised at all times and must not soil within the park.
- Dogs can be exercised along the extensive walk adjacent to the park.
- Please be aware that this walk involves using several country lanes. Unfortunately, there is no public right away through the surrounding fields.
Local Information
This peaceful corner of Somerset is blessed with superb panoramic views and many delightful attractions.
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Quantock Hills
This diverse and historical landscape will satisfy all levels of leisure walkers at any time of the year. This idyllic location has a wide variety of wildlife including wild red deer and the native Quantock ponies. The hills offer popular cycling routes, most notably the "Greenway Route". We have designed a spot the animal game for the kids to take with you whilst you enjoy the beautiful senery.
West Somerset Railway
Crowcombe Heathfield station is just a short walk away from our park, where you can sit back and relax on Britain’s most famous heritage railway. Take a journey of discovery through 22 miles of stunning scenery from Bishop Lydeard to the costal town of Minehead.
Beaches
We have several beautiful beaches in the vicinity of our park, Dunster is the nearest.
Exmoor National Park
Exmoor is an attraction not to be overlooked with its stunning landscapes, wilderness and tranquillity.
South West Coastal Path
This path stretches from Minehead to the shores of Poole Harbour in Dorset; it is the best way to enjoy the wonderful coastal scenery and local wildlife and of course, a pub lunch!
Fishing
There are plenty of opportunities for fishing enthusiasts in our surrounding area, ranging from carp to sea fishing with boats regularly running from the coastal towns of Watchet and Minehead.
Golf
Golf courses of both 9 to 18 holes are available within close proximity of our park.
Horse Riding
For anyone who would like to discover Exmoor on horse back, there are many riding schools within the local area suitable for all abilities.
Other places of interest
The mysterious Somerset levels, Glastonbury, Wells, Cheddar Gorge, Minehead and the market town of Taunton.
Other attractions in our area
Wookey Hole, Dunster castle, Hestercombe Gardens, Cothay Manor, Wellington Monument and Tropiquaria Adventure park.
Places to eat
Our park is surrounded by beautiful villages with stunning thatched cottages and several local pubs offering an extensive selection of menus.
Two pubs that are within close proximity include the Carew Arms and the Blue Ball.
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