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The Old Oaks, 01458 831437 |
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Open All Year |
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Touring Pitches Available |
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Caravans 87 |
Motorhomes 87 |
Tents 13 |
Total 100 |
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Jim and Sally White |
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Prices From £11.00 to £26.00 |
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Local Tourist Attractions Glastonbury Tor and Abbey Ruins, Wells Cathedral and market (6 miles), Westhay ans Shapwick Nature Reserves (7 miles), Clarks Village Shopping (5 miles), Cheddar Gorge and Caves, Wookey Hole caves, local cider farms, indoor and outdoor swimming pools (5 miles). Longleat Safari Park, Chalice Wells Gardens (Glastonbury), Rural Life Museum (Glastonbury), Fleet Air Arm Museum, Haynes Motor Museum, Bath & West Showground |
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Description The Old Oaks is an award winning, family run park offering excellent amenities in an outstanding environment. The Old Oaks is the AA Southwest Regional Campsite of the Year 2010 and also new for 2010 are the Old Oaks Camping Cabins – fantastic alternative to the caravan or tent. All the fun of camping without having to put up a tent or tow a caravan. Large, level, landscaped pitches, backing onto mature hedges and divided by native trees and shrubs, help to create a sense of space and privacy in which to relax and unwind Set amidst blissfully tranquil Somerset countryside, with panoramic view of the Mendip hills and surrounding area, the old oaks is the perfect place to get away from it all. |
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The park is surrounded by an extensive network of footpaths, the most popular being to the famous Glastonbury Tor (3/4 mile) and into Glastonbury itself (1 ½ miles). Numerous cycle routes, quiet country lanes and the natural beauty of the Somerset levels also make us an ideal base for cycling. Bicycles are available to hire from reception. |
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Developed over the years in sympathy with the environment, the park is teeming with wildlife. From herons and badgers to the abundance of birds and butterflies, there is always something to interest lovers of the great outdoors. |
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Facilities Spotlessly clean, fully tiled and centrally heated amenity building, including fully equipped separate disabled unit, endless free hot water, bathroom (small charge), spacious laundry, ample dishwashing facilities, freezers for customers ice-packs and free use of microwave in laundry area. Shop and off-licence stocking an excellent range of groceries including our own free range eggs and home reared beef, plus essential camping equipment. Extensive tourist information, small book exchange and pool table. WIFI coverage throughout the park. Free 30 mins with every booking. Plus free broadband in our reception. On site course fishing pond, well stocked with carp and roach plus some tench. Fishing Competitions – win a free holiday. Dog exercise area including tiled dog shower. |
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 Image produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland. |
Directions From M5, junction 23 follow A39 towards Glastonbury. From Glastonbury follow signs for Shepton Mallet (A361). In 11/2 miles turn left at signpost for Wick. Site on left in 1 mile. From Wells (A39) approaching Glastonbury, follow signs for West Mendip Hospital. Take next left after hospital. Site on right in 11/2 miles. |
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