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Millway Farm

Somerton Road, Compton Dundon, Somerton, Somerset, TA11 6NX

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Ideal for ...

  • Dogs
  • Peaceful stays
  • Scenic views
  • Working farm

Why stay here ...

Farm shop. 10 amps.

Facilities on site ...

  • Recycling facilities
  • Shop
  • TV reception: fair
  • WC (non-exclusive use)
  • Working farm
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0.5 acres

Electric amperage: 10

Lawned site

Recycling Facilities

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Nearby activities

  • Coarse fishing within 5 miles
  • Golf within 5 miles
  • Watersports within 5 miles

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  • Pub within 1 mile
  • Town/village within 1 mile

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Route 303

A303, London Road, Devon, Devon and Cornwall, EX14 9ND

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An American-themed restaurant and bar serving a delicious range of classic American cuisine from steaks, ribs and burgers to homemade pancakes, all-day breakfasts, salads and their famous candy shakes. There is also a large vegan menu. Packed with American rock and roll memorabilia and a soundtrack to match. Fully licensed, air conditioned.

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Lat 51.085337 / Lon -2.728217
OS field ref:
ST492317
OS map ref:
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Transport links

  • Bus stop within 1 mile
  • Buses go to: Street, Yeovil, Taunton
  • Daily public transport within 1 mile

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Millway Farm 13

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Great value for money

This is a well set up and nicely maintained CL with well spaced hard standing pitches. The owner is friendly and welcoming and also sells great home-made jam, marmalade, chutney, vegetables and eggs from her little farm shop! Whilst it is near a busy road (and there is some road noise) you can walk on to the hills/nature reserve and the owner was happy for us to take our dog across her fields too. The site is well positioned to explore the area and to visit Street, Wells and Glastonbury. We have been to this CL several times and will return.
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Great site for exploring Somerset

What a great site, really well placed for exploring the area. The site is gated and well laid out with easy access. Lovely owners with a gorgeous little dog Bertie. Would definitely stay again as and when we return to the area. There is a little road noise at times but it certainly didn’t spoil our stay. Loads to do locally, Glastonbury, Somerton, Wells and NT properties. If you’re visiting Somerset for the cider check out Heck’s in Street (brown sign off the B3151) or Wilkins again off the B3151 at Mudgley, north of Glastonbury, excellent cheese there too!
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A friendly warm welcome

We wanted hard standing for our first trip of 2019 and our first visit to Somerset. We were met by Rita, the owner, who was very friendly and accommodating. It's a bonus having a small farm shop selling fresh eggs, veg, homemade jams and chutney and absolutely delicious meringues. We enjoyed walking from the site, picking up bridleways by walking across the farm's fields to access them. Hood's Monument and the strangely named Lollover HIll were lovely walks providing views of the Somerset Levels. A bus passes along the busy road at the end of the drive to Street and beyond to Yeovil and Wells, so very convenient. A lovely area to explore.
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Beautiful CL

What a beautiful CL in a gloriously scenic part of the country. We were on a trip to visit the nearby Clarks Village shopping outlet to get the essential back to school items and found this CL from a search. A quick phone call and booked in. On arrival the owner, Rita came out to meet us as we pulled off the main road into the farm house entrance. She then proceeded to walk ahead of us opening the gate into the gravel drive toward the pitches. We had a choice of 4 and used no1 to catch the sun. Large pitches with hook up. 2 sets of water taps, one at each end of the CL. The rubbish bins are novel and are clearly identified for the types of waste in each 'locker'. The chickens greet you as you approach. The geese run away. And the cows and bull let you know they are there. Brilliant for the kids to learn of farm animals. We had family visit on one day, a glorious day outside under the canopy chatting, chilling and cooking outside on the cadac. We went to nearby Street for the necessary shopping. As you climb out of the village you crest the peak to be met by a fantastic vista taking in Glastonbury Tor. Other spectacular views abound. The trip was crowned with purchasing delicious chutney, jam, cheese and pickled shallots from the farm shop. Brilliant. We will make this the annual back to school CL going forward.
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Enjoyable stay

Very friendly welcome from both Rita and Dennis, extremely tidy and well presented site with spotless toilet and lots of local information. There is a bus stop nearby but it was safer to access via the farm fields rather than walk along the busy main road. We found this site an excellent base from which to visit Glastonbury. Good value for money, and lovely farm shop.
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