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Options & pricesGlastonbury Hill farm lies at the end of a country lane in the natural paradise that is the Somerset Levels. Run by Peter and Sarah, the place is teeming with wildlife from barn owls to wild deer, as well as domesticated animals for you to get up close and personal with. The Ouessant sheep (the smallest natural breed in the world) and their lambs in Spring enjoy meeting guests, especially when you feed them with Peter! There's stunning south-facing views for 20 miles to Dorset and the hills above Lyme Regis on a clear day, which delighted the Sunday Times who gave it a front page feature in 2021 as an ideal base for a family holiday near Glastonbury.
When you emerge from your comfy bed in the morning, it is a question of which Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty it is for today as there are three on your doorstep - the Blackdown Hills, Mendip Hills or Quantock Hills, all perfect for hiking and cycling. As far as more urban charms are concerned, Glastonbury is famous for King Arthur and the world’s best music festival is 30 minutes away - if you're lucky enough to get tickets! Your host Peter is a big foodie so he’ll be able to furnish you with all the food and restaurant tips you’ll need throughout your holiday in Glastonbury.
If you don’t want to venture so far afield, Glastonbury Hill Farm offers a wide selection of beautiful walks to stretch your legs but you are also welcome to just relax and take in the breath-taking views - in fact it is the ideal spot for a family holiday near Glastonbury. Children can enjoy the swings, slide and climbing frame to keep them busy while you take in the fresh country air and beautiful scenery. Although not a commercial farm, Peter takes great pride in rewilding the landscape and allowing natural species to thrive. You will have everything you need in your canvas hideaway to make your holiday complete, from comfy beds to a wood-fired stove and private showers.
Honesty shop
Private shower
Outdoor playground
Cannot accept dogs
Close to the coast
Close to woodland
What animals will you find on this farm?
Sheep
Goats
Guinea fowl
Lambs
Including wood for the wood-burning stove (1 pack per day)
Including welcome package with bed-linen, towels, candles, matches, washing-up liquid and other basic items
Private showers
9.8
Meet your hosts
We look forward to welcoming you to Hill Farm and its breath-taking views over the Somerset Levels.
The Sunday Times loved their stay here in 2021 and I hope you will too.
If John Lewis sold holidays, they'd look like this
Blackdown Hills
The Mendips
The Quantocks
Glastonbury
The Somerset Levels
Bath
Bristol