Mill Farm Caravan & Camping Park

Mill Farm Caravan and Camping Park is one of the best family campsites in Somerset, situated between the foot of the Quantock hills and the North Somerset coastline. Just a short distance from the campsites location is the market town of Bridgwater in Somerset. Plenty of good Pubs, Restaurants, Supermarkets and other Shops. Seasonal Pitches offer you the opportunity to use the campsites facilities and to come and go as you please. Open from the 6th March - 6th November. Electric is via a meter. Touring caravan, awning, and up to 2 cars, 5 persons, 2 dogs. By leaving your caravan on a Season Pitch on the campsite there is no need to tow your caravan to the campsite or pay storage fees else-where in Somerset Enjoy all the benefits of the campsites activities such as the FREE Swimming, Boating and Club Entertainment throughout the season as an all inclusive price. No need to book each time just jump into your car and drive down to the campsite here in Bridgwater Somerset. Awnings may stay up until the end of October on the campsite. Day Visitors: are required to report to the campsites reception before using any of the campsites facilities. Entry to the campsite as day visitors is between 10.00am and 6.00pm. The day pass costs £7.00 per person or £5:50 after 4:00pm. Babies under 2 years are free. The Mill Farm caravan and camping park day pass allows you to use the boating lake, swimming pool and shower facilities. Mill Farm is also a campsite with free wifi and internet access around the club and bar. 

Angela Collingham
3 Star
Not suitable for us. Not much to do really. Swimming,pool tables,long walks in lovely scenery. Other people may love it's quietness etc but not our idea of relaxation
Thursday 31st August 2023

JackTheEmerald Gangster
1 Star
It seems no coincidence that during the Summer months when Mill Farm is operating as a holiday site that we experience local vandalism and pilfering (stealing) together with rubbish strewn road verges. The people that visit this site seem to have no respect for the countryside or the local village community. - A disgruntled villager
Tuesday 20th June 2023

Paul Thomson
1 Star
Had our first visit on a Saturday in October. (Off peak season) Was me my wife and 2 girls. Unfortunately wasn't impressed, had a large group of teens swarming around with no parents in sight. Seemed to be everywhere, boisterous, snogging in the pool, screaming and fighting in changing rooms and the trampoline room. Staff were young and had mind's elsewhere. Trampoline room had young girl supervising too many out of control kids (no parents) had headphones in and hood up sat in corner. Swimming pool was full of dirt and sediments floating around, wish I forgot my goggles because it was a nice little pool, warm and fun slide for kids, again overshadowed by unruly youths. Lifeguard was sat listening to his speaker, on his phone and too busy to watch anyone. Outdoor pool was closed (off season) Boating pool was just a couple of wet boats available filled with old apples so didn't bother. Bmx track not maintained or worth a visit but kids did have fun. Shame as I can see the park has loads of potential and is local to me. May have just been a bad visit due to the guests which we had the company of, but was a bit disappointed by the whole experience.
Friday 14th October 2022

Heather Stabbins
5 Star
Excellent place to take children lots do and only cost £7.00 for the day everything is free to for only £7.00
Saturday 19th August 2023

Leighton Smart
1 Star
It is a sad day when you have to write a obituary, I shall try, it is with great sadness I write today to say goodbye to mill farm. What once was a local, family, fun site which you would always be welcome has now closed its doors to outsiders, only allowing pitches for people who store their caravans there. No more jolly weekend breaks, no more peddling in the lake, or chips from the onsite chippy, now, unless you are privileged enough to store your caravan there, you simply aren't good enough. It seems, that, even if space is free, it can't be booked by a outsider in case someone from storage wants that space, so it is left, unkempt and unused whilst the families that have supported them, and grown up with fond memories are now shunned and pushed aside. Even tenting is now finished and only caravans entertained, and only those that store on site. Only today i was told, for the second time in 3 months, to book elswhere to be sure to get a holiday, as one wont be availible here. It will pain me, in a few years to see a building site where once stood a centre for family fun, but this is the way of the world now, so today we must mourn, and say goodbye to what used to be, and move on to pastures new. Plenty of local places to choose from, such as Burton springs, splatt view, old oaks and withy water, all now ready to serve new people with fond memories. So I end by saying goodbye and farewell, and look forward to many new memories at many new places.
Wednesday 22nd February 2023