Set on a working livestock farm in the heart of Somerset, this two-bedroom lodge at New Oaks Farm Lodges sleeps up to four and looks out towards Glastonbury Tor across open countryside. An outdoor hot tub makes the most of the rural views, while the open-plan living area inside is modern and well equipped. Glastonbury is around 10 miles away, with two pubs and a village shop less than 0.5 miles from the door. A relaxing base for couples or small families.
Surrounding area
• The historic city of Wells, with its medieval cathedral and popular outdoor markets, is 15 miles away
• Wookey Hole Caves are 17 miles from the lodge
• Wheathill Golf Club is 2 miles away, with an 18-hole course and driving range open to visitors
• Nearby country pubs include The Quarry Inn and Cross Keys Inn, both serving food and drinks in a traditional Somerset setting
• The Fleet Air Arm Museum and Haynes Motor Museum are both within easy driving distance and offer fascinating days out
• Browse local produce, artisan food and crafts at the weekly markets in Wells, Street and Castle Cary
• Clarks Village shopping outlet in Street is approximately 15 minutes away and features shops, restaurants and King Arthur's Forest Adventure Playground
• Keinton Mandeville Village Playground is nearby and offers a variety of outdoor play equipment
• Harry's Cider Farm, a popular local attraction offering award-winning cider tastings, a café serving morning coffee and lite lunches and a gift shop, is a short drive away
Living space
• The open-plan lounge and kitchen includes a dishwasher and washing machine.
• A TV and a DVD player is provided, along with a selection of DVDs.
• Wi-Fi is available, with speeds best suited to browsing and email due to the rural location.
Bedrooms and bathrooms
• The first bedroom has a double bed with an en-suite shower room and WC.
• The second bedroom has 2 single beds (or as one super-king-size bed at additional cost)
• A separate bathroom includes a shower over the bath and a WC.
Outdoor space and on-site facilities
• The patio has garden furniture, with an additional grassy area beside the lodge.
• Parking is available for two cars.
• Farm produce and locally made Cheddar cheese available for purchase on site
• A charcoal BBQ is available to hire.
Notable features and highlights
• The lodge and raised decking has wide sweeping views towards Glastonbury Tor and the surrounding countryside.
• Guests can join free animal feeding tours on the working farm on selected afternoons.
• A Bluetooth sound system is provided in the lodge.
This lodge works well for couples seeking a quiet countryside retreat or small families with young children. The working farm gives the stay a rural character alongside day trips to Somerset's historic towns and coast.