The creak of branches overhead and the soft rustle of Somerset woodland underfoot — Being Wood wraps you in proper forest camping from the moment you arrive.
This is a back-to-basics site for tenters, campervanners, and caravanners who want trees instead of tarmac hardstanding. The mix of pitch types makes it work for couples after a quiet woodland escape or families happy to keep things simple, and the Somerset location puts you within reach of the Mendips, Cheddar Gorge, and the patchwork levels that flood in winter and shimmer in summer. It's proper South West camping without the coastal crowds.
Facilities are straightforward — toilets and showers onsite, nothing fancy but everything you need. Campfires are a possibility but check the policy when you arrive, as woodland sites often have seasonal or weather-dependent rules. Expect a peaceful, under-the-canopy vibe where the only real soundtrack is birdsong and the odd woodpecker. If you're after electric hook-ups and a shop, look elsewhere; if you want to sleep under oaks with a torch and a good book, you're home.
