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Avon Valley Railway
Bitton Station, Bath Road, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, BS30 6HD
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Mead Farm is a 180 acre working organic beef farm located in the hamlet of Brinsea on the outskirts of Congresbury, North Somerset. Set within farmland in the Wrington Vale, surrounded by the Mendip Hills. This is a level site, with electric hook ups to all pitches, drinking water and chemical disposal point. Some hard standing is also available. Easy access to the M5 (J21), Yatton Train Station and Bristol Airport.
Congresbury is a large village which is 13 miles south of Bristol and 7miles from Weston Super Mare. It has a selection of pubs, award winning bakery and cafe, high class butchers, post office, newsagents, chemist, doctors surgery, hairdresser’s, barbers, hotel & spa. Farmers general store that sells gas bottles and other hardware.
Nearest Facilities:
- Budgens 24 hour petrol/cashpoint & supermarket, Costa & Subway
- Tesco Express is also nearby
Restaurants/Public Houses:
- Mendip Spring Golf & Country Club
- The Congresbury Arms (Gastro Pub)
- The Plough (Traditional Ales & Food)
- Old Inn (Traditional Ales & Food)
- The Railway Inn (owned by Thatcher’s Cider)
- Doubletree Hilton (featuring Marco Pierre White)
- Barley Wood Walled Garden
- Yeo Valley Organic Garden & Tearoom
- Mediterranevm (Mediterranean Food)
- Kismet Indian Restaurant/takeaway (will deliver to site)
- Congresbury Kebab & Pizza House Takeaway (will deliver to site)
- Sun Hall Chinese Takeaway (will deliver to site)
- Oldfields Fish & Chips and Sunday Carvery
The main towns & cities:
Local Attractions:
- The Strawberry Line Cycle Path
- Cheddar Gorge
- Puxton Park
- Brean Leisure Park
- Clarks Outlet Shopping Centre
- Cadbury & Sanders Garden Centres
- Aldwick Court Vineyard
- Wookey Hole Caves
- Oakham Treasures
- Weston Helicopter Museum
- Noahs Ark Zoo
- Various National Trust Locations
- Mendip Hills
- Quantock Hills
Sporting Venues:
- Churchill Sports Centre (indoor swimming pool)
- Caving, Climbing and Abseiling
- Mendip Snowsports Centre
- Bristol Rugby Club
- Bristol City Football Club
- Bristol Rovers Football Club
- Somerset Cricket Club
- Bath, Wincanton & Chepstow Racecourse’s
- Chew Valley & Blagdon Lakes
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Useful Info
Latest arrival time: 8:00 PM
1 acres
Electric amperage: 16
Recycling Facilities
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Heritage
Clearwell Caves - Ancient Iron Mines
The Rocks, Nr Coleford, Gloucestershire, Cotswolds, GL16 8JR
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Discover a secret world of nine incredible caverns beneath the ancient Forest of Dean, presenting over 4,500 years of mining history. See the Pit Theatre Chambre, experience the tranquil Skeleton Pool deep underground and learn why this unique setting has featured in so many films and series including Dr Who, Merlin and the Chronicles of Narnia. The show caves only scratch the surface of this hidden world, go deeper to discover so much more. Enjoy food and drink at the Lamproom Café which sits above ground. Free parking.
One free child when accompanied by two full paying adults/children.
Leisure Activities
Go Ape - Forest of Dean
Mallards Park Lake, Park End, Cotswolds, GL15 4HD
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- BS49 5JN
- GPS:
- Lat 51.353745 / Lon -2.796459
- OS field ref:
- ST447619
- OS map ref:
- 182
Transport links
- Nearest train station: Yatton
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Lovely Site
We loved this site,its easy to find and not far out of Congresbury.
Firstly Sandy and her family are most welcoming and helpful and they were able to provide maps and tips on the local area.
We even used their bikes one day which was a great gesture.
The site itself is flat and the grass is cut well.
There is plenty of space between the vans and the only noise you hear is from the nearby Bristol Airport but you soon get used to ignoring it.
There is also lots to see and do in the local area and even after a week there were things we had not managed to see.
Thank you Sandy for a lovely stay.
Roger Wakeling
Reviewed on 23/10/2019 19:15
First trip in the motorhome
This was our first trip away in our motorhome and we couldn't have been made more welcome at Mead Farm, Sandy and her family put us at ease from the moment we arrived, very helpful, very friendly and I am sure that we will be returning for another visit. Thank you for a lovely Stay
Jackjudy
Reviewed on 30/06/2019 19:51
Gem of a site
On our return journey home from Devon we decided to stay two night in and around Weston super mare to visit family. Chose Mead Farm as it only a couple of miles from my sister. Upon arrive we were met by Sandy the owner and an immediate offer if s cup of tea which I must say was very welcome. The sure it’s self is very nice with nice green pitches. The golf club is just down the lane which I’m told has a nice cafe/restaurant and the prices are reasonable. In the Sunday we left Sandy and her family went out early so didn’t see them before we left. However, Thursday I received a phone call from Sandy first to say sorry she wasn’t in when we left and se ind that we had left our tap connector and would we like her to post it to us. As we only live some 45 miles away I advised that my husband would go down and collect it on his motorbike. I will definitely return to Mead farm in the future.
Great new CL
Hard to fault the welcome Sandy gives. A good site to visit Wells, Clevedon, Weston-super-Mare - all pretty close by. I would advise that when leaving, with your caravan, that you turn right out of the gates. Follow the road around and you will then have safer access to the main road. Turning left is a bit shorter but there is a brow of a hill close to your right as you attempt to access the main road.
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