This isn’t a ragged, muddy field where you battle for a shower. The facilities here are sparkling clean and surprisingly modern—heated floors, rainfall showers, and private cubicles that rival a boutique hotel. There’s even a doggy shower station for muddy paws, because of course Old Oaks thinks of everything.
You’ll find a small shop stocked with essentials, fresh local eggs, and artisan bread. Grab a bottle of Somerset cider while you’re at it—it’s practically a cultural requirement. The on-site laundry room is a lifesaver for longer stays, and the free Wi-Fi actually works, so you can post that envy-inducing sunset photo.
For the campers among you, the tent field is a designated quiet zone, with well-spaced pitches and a dedicated toilet block. It feels like a secret garden, perfect for star-gazing without the hum of generators. Top tip: book pitch six for the best sunrise views—trust me.
