Dog-friendly cabins near Weston-Super-Mare

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Weston-super-Mare probably ranks as Somerset's best-known seaside resort. With donkey rides on the beach, adventure golf, amusements and ice creams the town offers the opportunity for good old-fashioned British holiday fun. Whether it's the family-friendly attractions, the salty-air and sea or the retro appeal that's tempting you there, camping and glamping offer great ways to stay in this part of the south-west. Pitch up near Weston-super-Mare and you can choose between days spent on the sands and days sightseeing further afield in Somerset. Weston (as it's known locally) is well-located in the north of Somerset if you want to visit Wookey Hole, Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, Wells or Bristol, during your holiday here. With the rural landscapes of the Mendip Hills and Somerset Levels inland, there are plenty of camping and glamping sites near Weston-super-Mare that have caught the attention of our travel experts from classic campsites to glamping sites with yurts, shepherd's huts and bell tents on offer.

It's no surprise that most of the sights and attractions in Weston-super-Mare are clustered around the coast. Spend a day, or a week, on the beach during your Weston-super-Mare camping holiday and you can ride a donkey on the sands, enjoy theme park rides on the pier, and build sandcastles on the beach. There's also a SeaQuarium, adventure golf and a 40-metre ferris wheel among the amusements of the seafront. You can discover the roots of the resort with a trip to the Weston Museum and see the Victorian architecture by strolling along the prom. For a wilder walk, head south of town to Brean Down where a 1.5-mile headland juts out in to the Bristol Channel offering spectacular views, birdwatching and a special habitat for wildlife.

Inland, it's around 20 miles to the underground attractions at Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge and not much further to England's smallest city, Wells, with its disproportionately large cathedral. Alternative and quirky Bristol has plenty of attractions if you fancy a day in the city during your camping and Glamping Holiday and is well within an hour's drive.

With its promenade, seaside hotels and Grand Peir, Wester-super-Mare (or just 'Western') in Somerset has a bucket-and-spade atmosphere but still very much keeps up with the times. Green spaces, National Trust sites and the nearby Mendip Hills, provide more outdoor fun for campers, with plenty of good campsites nearby.
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Top-rated campgrounds near Weston-Super-Mare

4. Romantic Off-Grid Cabin

88km from Weston-Super-Mare · 1 unit · Glamping
Disconnect in comfort. Reconnect with nature What makes it special: - Stunning sunrise views from the bed - Total peace – no traffic, no noise, just nature - Dog-friendly space surrounded by hills and trees - 10 mins to Cheltenham** and Cotswold Way trails - 5 mins to Dunkertons Organic Cider (farm shop + live music!) Inside the cabin: - King-size bed, wood-burning stove and warm wood interiors - Ensuite hot shower with fluffy towels - Kitchen with gas hob, compact fridge, stove-top coffee maker & cafetière - Light-filled dining bar with long view of the fields Outside space: - Firepit for BBQs and night skies - Relaxing outside for slow outdoor meals on the picnic bench - Surrounded by open sky, clean air and birdsong Local gems: - Dunkertons Cider taproom + boulangerie (5 mins) - Cotswold Way walks from the cabin door - Pub lunches and market towns nearby - Cheltenham (10 mins by car) – indie shops, galleries, food spots What guests say: > “The views were amazing, the sunrises unreal. Just peaceful.” > “We lay in bed, watched the hills change colour, and did absolutely nothing. Bliss.” Come and reset. Breathe deeply. Watch the sunrise. We’d love to welcome you.
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£107
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Weston-super-Mare probably ranks as Somerset's best-known seaside resort. With donkey rides on the beach, adventure golf, amusements and ice creams the town offers the opportunity for good old-fashioned British holiday fun. Whether it's the family-friendly attractions, the salty-air and sea or the retro appeal that's tempting you there, camping and glamping offer great ways to stay in this part of the south-west. Pitch up near Weston-super-Mare and you can choose between days spent on the sands and days sightseeing further afield in Somerset. Weston (as it's known locally) is well-located in the north of Somerset if you want to visit Wookey Hole, Cheddar Gorge, Glastonbury, Wells or Bristol, during your holiday here. With the rural landscapes of the Mendip Hills and Somerset Levels inland, there are plenty of camping and glamping sites near Weston-super-Mare that have caught the attention of our travel experts from classic campsites to glamping sites with yurts, shepherd's huts and bell tents on offer.

It's no surprise that most of the sights and attractions in Weston-super-Mare are clustered around the coast. Spend a day, or a week, on the beach during your Weston-super-Mare camping holiday and you can ride a donkey on the sands, enjoy theme park rides on the pier, and build sandcastles on the beach. There's also a SeaQuarium, adventure golf and a 40-metre ferris wheel among the amusements of the seafront. You can discover the roots of the resort with a trip to the Weston Museum and see the Victorian architecture by strolling along the prom. For a wilder walk, head south of town to Brean Down where a 1.5-mile headland juts out in to the Bristol Channel offering spectacular views, birdwatching and a special habitat for wildlife.

Inland, it's around 20 miles to the underground attractions at Wookey Hole and Cheddar Gorge and not much further to England's smallest city, Wells, with its disproportionately large cathedral. Alternative and quirky Bristol has plenty of attractions if you fancy a day in the city during your camping and Glamping Holiday and is well within an hour's drive.

With its promenade, seaside hotels and Grand Peir, Wester-super-Mare (or just 'Western') in Somerset has a bucket-and-spade atmosphere but still very much keeps up with the times. Green spaces, National Trust sites and the nearby Mendip Hills, provide more outdoor fun for campers, with plenty of good campsites nearby.
97% (234)

Top-rated campgrounds near Weston-Super-Mare

4. Romantic Off-Grid Cabin

88km from Weston-Super-Mare · 1 unit · Glamping
Disconnect in comfort. Reconnect with nature What makes it special: - Stunning sunrise views from the bed - Total peace – no traffic, no noise, just nature - Dog-friendly space surrounded by hills and trees - 10 mins to Cheltenham** and Cotswold Way trails - 5 mins to Dunkertons Organic Cider (farm shop + live music!) Inside the cabin: - King-size bed, wood-burning stove and warm wood interiors - Ensuite hot shower with fluffy towels - Kitchen with gas hob, compact fridge, stove-top coffee maker & cafetière - Light-filled dining bar with long view of the fields Outside space: - Firepit for BBQs and night skies - Relaxing outside for slow outdoor meals on the picnic bench - Surrounded by open sky, clean air and birdsong Local gems: - Dunkertons Cider taproom + boulangerie (5 mins) - Cotswold Way walks from the cabin door - Pub lunches and market towns nearby - Cheltenham (10 mins by car) – indie shops, galleries, food spots What guests say: > “The views were amazing, the sunrises unreal. Just peaceful.” > “We lay in bed, watched the hills change colour, and did absolutely nothing. Bliss.” Come and reset. Breathe deeply. Watch the sunrise. We’d love to welcome you.
Showers
Campfires
Potable water
from 
£107
 / night

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This traditional British seaside resort is the place for camping and glamping in Somerset if you want sea, sand and all the fun of the fair as well as easy access to some of the county's most popular attractions. This town on the Bristol Channel saw business boom in Victorian times and it has a Grand Pier, bandstand and plenty of elegant buildings to prove it. Times may have moved on and while it's still the beach that's the main attraction, it's also a fabulous place to pitch if you want to visit Wookey Hole, Cheddar Gorge and the south-west's other treasures. The team at Hipcamp have hand-picked the best campsites in the area for this collection.