16 Reviews of Pine Tree Farm Certificated Site , Wells, Somerset Campsite. Review score 10/10 (2024)

Lovely peaceful site.

Lovely meal in the nearby Indian restaurant.

Easy access into nearby Wells and glastonbury
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Peaceful and quiet, great views.

Our children aged 3 and 7 loved visiting the cows on site daily and seeing the ducks and chicken waddling around.

The toilet facilities are very clean.

There is a pub about a 15 min walk. Ebbor Gorge National Nature Reserve was a short drive, a lovely, but hilly walk, with great views at the top!

We would stay here again 🙂
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Quiet campsite - perfect base to explore the area-

Would recommend if you are looking to get back to basics, simple camping experience…

Site and facilities clean and tidy,

Views stunning vine yard and lovely meadows, stunning views to Glastonbury tor,

Lovely walks, done 2 of the strawberry walks visited wells lovely market on Tuesday and Saturday,

A real gem of a site peaceful ideal place to come and relax and recharge your batteries
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Easy flat walk into Wells, just over 2 miles. Great market on the Saturday, and we visited the Bishops Palace & Gardens.

Dogs are welcome, just be aware that the ducks & hen wander around freely but the best bit for me was the 'maternity' wing, the fenced off paddock in the main field that was home to the pregnant and nursing cows, a beautiful gray calf was born whilst we were there.

They are quite friendly & I had my first coffee of the day sat on the bench next to them in the early morning sun - just bliss.

We would definitely return, thank you Barbara & Andrew

A very clean and tidy small site. The toilets and showers are kept very clean. The showers require 50p for the metre and run for about 5 minutes which is more than adequate (you can always add another 50p if required).

A pub in walking distance serving good food, about a 10 minute walk from the site.

So pleased to have found this little gem, family run and not part of a chain. We will definitely be visiting again.
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The site is surrounded on three sides by small tree clad hills and on the fourth by views across the levels to Glastonbury Tor. The approach is along narrow lanes, but nothing too scary. The facilities look good and clean, but as we have a bathroom in the caravan we used our own.

There is much to see and do in the area. Wells cathedral, Bishops palace, markets on Thursday and Saturday. Tyntsfield national trust house, trips across the narrow lanes of the levels to see the ditches and sluices and stone cottages, Weston super mare and Yeovilton air museum.

Thoroughly recommended site with friendly owners. There are hardstandings, the grass can be sticky in wet weather but soon dries. We saw deer in the next field and a small murmuration of crows or starlings in the evenings.

The cattle were in their winter quarters while we were there and the farm tractor has to do its work most days but this was not intrusive (and one camper van owner was glad of its presence during our visit!)

Price very reasonable. Pitch was level and dry with 5m spacing between units.

Well sited to visit Wells, less than a 2mile walk, and Glastonbury.

Thoroughly recommended.
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On both visits we have had a memorable experiences, also the chickens and duck are so friendly they will follow you like little children. I spent ages watching the cows and their calves in a roped off part of the field, a new calf and her mother came through last night to the field and I just didn't want to leave this morning without having another look as so beautiful. Barbara is willing to answer any questions you may have about the animals.

Would have loved to pull on wellies and muck out as you just feel part of the action.

I am now trying to work out when I can go again and cannot wait.