Somerset Yurts
Somerset Yurts offers luxury glamping holidays nestled on a working Dairy Farm in the beautiful Quantock Hills.
Come and enjoy the space, let the kids run free, and explore the beautiful countryside around us – our accommodation provides the perfect setting for you to relax, unwind and unplug.
Somerset Yurts is set across three fields of about three acres enjoying far reaching views over Taunton Vale to the Blackdown Hills in the distance.
Our yurts are furnished with everything you’d expect, including a regular power supply, comfy double bed, and a lovely crackling warm woodburner to keep you toasty in the evenings. Our safari lodges are larger, and have two separate bedrooms, along with their own kitchen and private bathroom.
The communal barn provides a regular kitchen with home comforts if you don’t fancy BBQ’ing or cooking on the camping stoves provided with the yurts. The barn also houses wonderful hot power showers and proper flushing toilets…this is luxury camping after all.
We’re easily accessible, only about 15 minutes from J25 of the M5 (about a two and a half hour drive from London for example), with trains into Taunton from Exeter and London Paddington.
Book your yurt holiday with us, switch off, and get back to nature, enjoying a tranquil break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
West Country Charcoal – Now Available!
last updated: April 06, 2013
Due to popular demand, and in anticipation of a long, hot, BBQ summer – we are now delighted to be stocking locally made charcoal for your BBQ. This charcoal will also be great for getting a good heat going on the campfire for the dutch ovens!

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A Trip to Maunsel Lock
last updated: June 10, 2012
Mark, Will, and I took a trip to Maunsel Lock at the weekend, to feed the ducks and look at the boats. We’d not been before, and had heard lovely things about the place, so thought we’d pop along so that we could see if it was worth …
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Campfire Cooking
last updated: June 19, 2011
We received our lovely new Dutch Oven this weekend, and couldn’t wait to test it out!
Mark made a small campfire and we hooked it all up ready to brown off some sausages for a little stew. I must say it was lovely to be sitting al fresco listening …
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West Somerset Railway
last updated: June 11, 2011
Last weekend, Mark and I took baby Will for an afternoon out to the coast :)
We thought we ought to start visiting some of the local things you can see and do near the farm. As we have tickets for the West Somerset Railway available to purchase at a discount …
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Out and about the Quantocks
last updated: June 10, 2011
Having grown up here I tend to take the surroundings for granted, but want to make sure we do justice in promoting the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) which the farm borders.
So this morning I thought I’d see how long it took to get to a couple …
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Out to Pasture
last updated: March 24, 2010
A couple of weekends ago, the weather and ground were deemed good enough to let the herd out to pasture for the first time since being overwintered in the Barn. I’d never seen this amazing event before, so I grabbed my camera to capture the ladies of the herd …
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