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Cadeside Caravan Club Site
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Somerset, South West

Cadeside Caravan Club Site

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50.978°N, 3.228°W
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The gentle murmur of the River Brue accompanies your morning coffee at this peaceful riverside site, where mist often lifts slowly from the water meadows to reveal the rolling Somerset Levels stretching into the distance. Cadeside welcomes tents, campervans and caravans to its grassy pitches, making it a versatile base for families and couples seeking the unhurried rhythms of rural Somerset, with Glastonbury's mystical tor and Wells' magnificent cathedral both within easy reach.

This Caravan Club site keeps things refreshingly straightforward, with clean toilet and shower blocks covering the essentials. The year-round opening means you can experience the Levels in every season, from spring's birdsong to winter's brooding skies. Ask about campfire policies when you arrive, as these may vary.

The atmosphere here is quintessentially Club site: well-maintained, orderly and friendly, with fellow campers who appreciate good countryside without unnecessary frills. It's the sort of place where you wake to birdsong rather than traffic, where the biggest decision might be whether to explore Cheddar Gorge or simply watch the river drift by.

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Walks Nearby

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13 routes found via OpenStreetMap

Wellington Monument walk

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Climbs steadily through woodland and open parkland to the 175ft Wellington Monument obelisk on the Blackdown Hills. Moderate ascent with some steep sections near the summit, but well-maintained National Trust paths throughout. Suitable for older children (8+) who can manage hills, not buggy-friendly due to incline and uneven terrain. Dogs welcome on leads. Rewards effort with panoramic views across Somerset, Devon and the Quantocks from the monument's base – you can climb the tower itself for ev

Walking route
3.53 km from campsite

West Deane Way

Follows the rolling countryside of the Blackdown Hills AONB with moderate climbs through ancient woodland, open farmland and quiet Devon lanes. Mixed terrain includes field paths, bridleways and minor roads with some steep sections and potentially muddy patches after rain. Best suited for older children and confident walkers rather than buggies due to uneven ground and stiles. Dogs welcome but livestock present in fields, so lead required. Offers expansive views across Somerset and Devon, with o

Hiking routeRegional network
6.95 km from campsite

Herepath Trail - Churchstanton

Follows an ancient trackway through rolling Somerset countryside with moderate hills and some steep sections in places. Mixed terrain of farm tracks, field paths and quiet lanes means it's best suited to older children with sturdy footwear rather than buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards walkers with panoramic views across the Blackdown Hills AONB and glimpses into the area's medieval trading route history.

Hiking routeLocal network
7.32 km from campsite

Westleigh Quarry Trail

Loops through peaceful woodland around a former quarry site with gentle, undulating paths suitable for families and buggies on firmer sections. Dogs welcome to explore off-lead in quieter areas. Expect some uneven ground near old quarry features, but mostly manageable terrain. Great for spotting wildlife and teaching kids about industrial heritage, with interesting rock formations and regenerated nature reclaiming the site.

Hiking routeLocal network
7.82 km from campsite

Burlescombe Trail

Explores rolling Devon farmland and quiet lanes around Burlescombe village with gentle to moderate inclines throughout. Suitable for confident walkers and older children, though muddy field paths and stiles make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome but expect livestock in fields, so leads essential. Rewards you with lovely Blackdown Hills views and a peek at the historic Grand Western Canal, perfect for a peaceful half-day ramble away from crowds.

Hiking routeLocal network
7.94 km from campsite

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