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Static caravan at Fernhill Farm
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10 out of 10
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1 bedroom 0+ bathrooms Sleeps 2
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Explore the area

Compton Martin, Somerset
- Mendip Hills9 min drive
- Cheddar Gorge9 min drive
- The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co.10 min drive
- Bristol (BRS-Bristol Intl.)18 min drive
Rooms & beds
1 bedroom (sleeps 2)
Bedroom 01
1 Double Bed
1 half bathroom
Bathroom 1
Spaces
Kitchen
About this property
Static caravan at Fernhill Farm
The on-site Static Caravan is fitted out with its own loo, kitchen and log burner. Ideal for a couple wanting a weekend getaway up on the Mendips or as accommodation for a non camper that is part of a group using the camping field.
Because Fernhill Farm is an eco venue the Static is suppled with bottom sheet and pillows inc pillow cases but please bring your own duvet/sleeping bag.
Hot shower is in nearby separate building.
Located on the top of the Mendip Hills in Somerset, at the heart of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) we can be found on the main road (B3134) that links Burrington Coombe with the small city of Wells. Just over 5 miles from Cheddar, 20 miles from Bath and Bristol, and 7 miles from Bristol International airport we offer real hilltop countryside within easy reach. Re-established as an eco-farm we manage this site holistically with livestock and visitors throughout the farming and event calendar year.
The farm is 160 acres comprising mainly grasslands with 10 acres of woodland, orchard and kitchen garden. 3000 ewes, 40 cattle, together with woodland pigs are our means to sell quality produce commercially to specialist and local market outlets and offer our visitors zero food and fibre miles with complete transparency and traceability.
Eco Venue with Accommodation: All the original stone building are Grade II Listed and our Horseshoe Barns are currently the main social space here offering a complete versatile venue with accommodation. Converted from the original cow sheds in the authentic horseshoe footprint, this stone barn has been in operation since 2008 and provides a year round safe space, perfect for gatherings whatever the weather.
Using reclaimed building materials, wool insulation, wood cladding and wooden floors, our central heating system is designed to use home-grown logs and capture solar thermal rays whilst incorporating rain water harvesting to flush toilets that feeds our WET System. Throughout the years we have added solar electricity, additional accommodation units, Saloon and Loft facilities and in 2020 we are excited to be able to expand our eco venue offerings.
Because Fernhill Farm is an eco venue the Static is suppled with bottom sheet and pillows inc pillow cases but please bring your own duvet/sleeping bag.
Hot shower is in nearby separate building.
Located on the top of the Mendip Hills in Somerset, at the heart of this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) we can be found on the main road (B3134) that links Burrington Coombe with the small city of Wells. Just over 5 miles from Cheddar, 20 miles from Bath and Bristol, and 7 miles from Bristol International airport we offer real hilltop countryside within easy reach. Re-established as an eco-farm we manage this site holistically with livestock and visitors throughout the farming and event calendar year.
The farm is 160 acres comprising mainly grasslands with 10 acres of woodland, orchard and kitchen garden. 3000 ewes, 40 cattle, together with woodland pigs are our means to sell quality produce commercially to specialist and local market outlets and offer our visitors zero food and fibre miles with complete transparency and traceability.
Eco Venue with Accommodation: All the original stone building are Grade II Listed and our Horseshoe Barns are currently the main social space here offering a complete versatile venue with accommodation. Converted from the original cow sheds in the authentic horseshoe footprint, this stone barn has been in operation since 2008 and provides a year round safe space, perfect for gatherings whatever the weather.
Using reclaimed building materials, wool insulation, wood cladding and wooden floors, our central heating system is designed to use home-grown logs and capture solar thermal rays whilst incorporating rain water harvesting to flush toilets that feeds our WET System. Throughout the years we have added solar electricity, additional accommodation units, Saloon and Loft facilities and in 2020 we are excited to be able to expand our eco venue offerings.
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Kitchen
Free WiFi
Parking available
Fireplace
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House Rules
Check in after 12:00 PM
Minimum age to rent: 18
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Children
Children allowed: ages 0–17
Events
Events allowed
Conference & events, Group parties
Pets
No pets allowed
No Pets
Smoking
Smoking is not permitted
Important information
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card or cash deposit may be required at check-in for incidental charges
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges; special requests cannot be guaranteed
Parties and events are allowed on site
Note from host: Conference & events, Group parties
Host has not indicated whether there is a carbon monoxide detector on the property; consider bringing a portable detector with you on the trip
Host has not indicated whether there is a smoke detector on the property
About the area
Bristol
Bristol is home to this mobile home. Cheddar Crazy Golf and Mendip Spring Golf and Country Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Cheddar Gorge and Mendip Hills. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's going on at Everyone Active Stadium, or consider a night out at O2 Academy.

Compton Martin, Somerset
What's nearby
- Mendip Hills - 9 min drive - 9.2 km
- Cheddar Gorge - 9 min drive - 10.0 km
- Chew Valley Lake - 10 min drive - 10.9 km
- The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co. - 10 min drive - 10.4 km
- Wookey Hole Caves - 14 min drive - 12.8 km
Getting around
Restaurants
- Ring O Bells, Compton Martin - 7 min drive
- The New Inn, Blagdon - 9 min drive
- Ring O' Bells - 12 min drive
- The White Hart - 10 min drive
- The Cheese Cottage - 10 min drive
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About the host
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Andy is the full-time nomadic shepherd here, managing over 5000 sheep all across the Mendip Hills:
A lifetime developing skills and a passion for blade shearing is evident through the years representing England at international sheep shearing competitions, along with recognition from BISCA in their Long Standing Service Award 2018 for his contributions to the shearing industry.
Andy trains, teaches, and promotes multipurpose sheep and their benefits on the land. Welcoming urban faces to our rural landscape helps keep the grey Mendip mist at bay through the long shepherding days.
Long-time partner to Andy and mum to Kyle and Seth, Jen is behind the events business and is now turning her attention to natural fibres:
Products with Provenance is our holistic message to re-educate, recognise true potential and incorporate every aspect of our natural resources and the key goal of our fibre business is to reposition wool in society as a primary product rather than by-product from the sheep meat industry. Our fibre shop supplies fleece, yarns, felts, fabric and ready to wear garments.
A lifetime developing skills and a passion for blade shearing is evident through the years representing England at international sheep shearing competitions, along with recognition from BISCA in their Long Standing Service Award 2018 for his contributions to the shearing industry.
Andy trains, teaches, and promotes multipurpose sheep and their benefits on the land. Welcoming urban faces to our rural landscape helps keep the grey Mendip mist at bay through the long shepherding days.
Long-time partner to Andy and mum to Kyle and Seth, Jen is behind the events business and is now turning her attention to natural fibres:
Products with Provenance is our holistic message to re-educate, recognise true potential and incorporate every aspect of our natural resources and the key goal of our fibre business is to reposition wool in society as a primary product rather than by-product from the sheep meat industry. Our fibre shop supplies fleece, yarns, felts, fabric and ready to wear garments.
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