old oaks touring park glastonbury

[Roy2]

Anybody have any comments about the above park?We are looking for a quiet break next year,have seen some reviews and they seem good.Any info would be usefull.

 

[chelsea1]

This is our favourite site!

Spotless facilities, peaceful, tidy site, good dog walk. good walks direct from the site (even up the tor). Nice little shop.

Fishing on site if you want. We've been when the site has been full and they never over-crowd it or jam people in.

You cant go wrong with Old Oaks, we cant wait to go back!

 

[Roy2]

This is our favourite site!

Spotless facilities, peaceful, tidy site, good dog walk. good walks direct from the site (even up the tor). Nice little shop.

Fishing on site if you want. We've been when the site has been full and they never over-crowd it or jam people in.

You cant go wrong with Old Oaks, we cant wait to go back!

Thanks,shame we have lost our dog reciently, she loved the van and would have loved the walks.We could not get passed her when the van was outside being packed.

We looked at June,BUT it was the same week end as the Festival,guess we will change the time we visit any idea of places to vist please?

 

[chelsea1]

We dont tend to venture far in the car (because of the dog) but lots to do in the area.

If you like shopping - Clark's village (in Street) very short drive away - discount shopping outlet.

Sightseeing- Cheddar is not far - Caves/gorge etc/Wookey hole not far.

Wells - cathedral

Bath is just over 20 miles away

Shepton Mallett

Longleat house and Gardens/safari park - again about 20 miles

Cricket St Thomas wildlife park