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Quantock Orchard Caravan Park

Taunton, Somerset

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Quantock Orchard Caravan Park is an award-winning five-star, family run holiday park in Somerset, found in the heart of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is close to the West Somerset Railway, which is always popular with tourists of all ages, as well as a vast range of other tourist attractions and popular towns in the area. The park is open throughout the year, and welcomes guests with motorhomes, touring caravans, and tents, while also offering static holiday caravans for hire and holiday caravans for sale.

The park is immaculate and the owners are proud to have won ‘The Best Campsite in West of England’ award.

All of the pitches at Quantock Orchard Caravan Park offer a 15amp electric hook up, while they’re also all well-spaced to offer a degree of privacy to all guests. Thoughtful landscaping and use of the natural surroundings mean all pitches offer a wonderful holiday ambience and feel like a real home from home. Pitches are level, while grass and hard standings are available depending on guests’ preference. A small number of the pitches are fully serviced with water taps and drainage hook ups, while large pitches are available for guests bringing bigger motorhomes to the park.

A heated facilities block provides a number of conveniences to guests, including toilets, showers, a laundrette, washing up facilities, and chemical waste disposal. There is also a television room with plenty of seating to go around, while a games room is great for children during the evenings or when the weather makes outdoor play impossible. Wi-Fi internet is also provided for guests to use during their stay should they bring their laptops and tablet devices.

An on-site shop is ideal for guests looking to steer clear of the larger towns during their stay at the park. Guests can pick up groceries as well as children’s games and toys, while Calor Gas can also be swapped over. The shop also contains an off-licence so guests can buy alcoholic beverages if they wish, while daily newspapers can be pre-ordered.

There is plenty for guests to enjoy on the site, including an outdoor heated swimming pool, which is open daily from May to September. Inflatables are available for anyone to use to ensure time in the pool is always fun! Adults often enjoy spending time in the on-site gym, which also houses a sauna, and steam room for those looking to end their workout in style.

Guests with plenty of energy looking to explore their surroundings can take advantage of bike hire on the site. Maps are provided by the park owners and are highlighted with local points of interest as well as great places to enjoy a pub lunch. The park also sells ordnance survey maps for guests looking to discover the Somerset countryside themselves.

Away from the immediate vicinity of the park, there is much to do and discover. Taunton, Bridgwater, and Minehead are all wonderful towns with a range of attractions, while a short drive to the west takes tourists to Exmoor National Park, where fishing, golf, horse riding, and many other activities can be enjoyed.

The South West Coastal Path begins at Minehead, and is a great route for anyone who enjoys walking holidays in Somerset. So if you love the coast, this could be the campsite for you, whether you're planning to walk and enjoy the views or spend time on the local beaches.

Quantock Orchard Caravan Park should be on your list of good campsites for tent, motorhome and caravan holidays in Somerset.

Open all year.

Facilities:
Allow rallies, Disabled access, Family park, Pets allowed, Children's play area(s), Chemical disposal point, 75 Electric hook-ups, Laundry, LPG stockist, Sanitary block(s), Shop, Swimming pool(s), Washing up facilities, Water hook-ups, Wireless internet, Sauna

Pay phone
Clearly marked refuse points and water points.
Large spacious pitches
Motorhome service points
Centrally positioned facility block
Gym - a small additional charge to our normal touring tariff. Comprises of exercise equipment, weights, sauna, steam room and showers


Accommodations:
8 Holiday homes (for rent), 35 Motorhome pitches, Seasonal pitches, 6 Serviced pitches (touring), 20 Tent pitches, 75 Touring pitches, Swimming pool(s), 7 Holiday homes (owned)

Nearby attractions:
Beach, Fishing, Golf, Horse riding holidays, Swimming (Outdoor), Games Room, TV Room, Gym access, Snooker/Pool, Sauna, Leisure Centre

This very peaceful corner of Somerset is blessed with superb panoramic beauty and many delightful attractions.

WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY
Our park is just a short walk away from Crowcombe station, on the West Somerset Railway, the longest preserved steam railway in the country. Just to stand on the picturesque platform is to step back in time.

IF YOU LIKE TO WALK
The wooded valleys and combes of the Quantocks and the rugged expanse of Exmoor with its famous landmarks are not to be missed.

EXMOOR NATIONAL PARK
Exmoor is an attraction not to be overlooked with its stunning landscapes, wilderness and tranquillity.

QUANTOCK HILLS
This diverse and historical landscape will satisfy all levels of leisure walkers at any time of the year. This idyllic location has a wide variety of wildlife including wild red deer and the native Quantock ponies.

WEST SOMERSET RAILWAY
Crowcombe Heathfield station is just a short walk away from our park, where you can sit back and relax on Britain’s most famous heritage railway. Take a journey of discovery through 22 miles of stunning scenery from Bishop Lydeard to the costal town of Minehead.


Quantock Orchard Caravan Park

Flaxpool, Crowcombe
Somerset, South West England
United Kingdom
TA4 4AW
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Devon

4.0 stars

This was our second visit to Quantock Orchard though as the last one was more than 5 years ago we can hardly claim to be regulars!
Our prime purpose for choosing this site was its location for some walks we had planned in the area. Access is easy as it is just off a main road though the entrance itself felt tight but I think that was probably more perception than reality.
The reception/shop was closed when we arrived but a notice on the door advised us of our pitch number. The shop is small but seems to have the essentials though due to the time of year we were there the opening hours were not long.
Getting onto the pitches isn’t particularly difficult especially as they allow you to drive through the pitch but with a mover this was certainly very easy.
The facilities were always clean, if somewhat dated and there was a feeling that they could do with a revamp.
As it was early in the season when we visited we regularly saw someone doing maintenance such as painting or repairs ready for when it started to get busy.
There was no road noise so quiet nights for all though at times during the day you can hear the train whistle from the nearby steam railway.
As this was a second visit we clearly are prepared to come back to this site and if its location suits us again then we will be back.