Cheddar Bridge Touring Park

Check-in at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park is available from 1pm until 6pm for those of you camping and touring, and from 3pm to 6pm for those in the pods. Please let the site know if you are delayed. Check out is from 11am on your last day.

Yes, dogs are welcome at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park but must be kept on their lead at all times and not left unattended. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are also not permitted.

Sorry, no campfires are allowed at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, but you're welcome to use BBQs so long as they are raised off the ground.

Group bookings up to five are allowed at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, any larger group bookings are not permitted.

Yes, at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, quiet hours operate between 10pm and 8am.

Yes, Cheddar Bridge Touring Park does allow day visitors/guests but they will need to check-in at reception.

Awnings, gazebos and pup tents are allowed at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, please make sure to add these on to your booking if you wish to use them. Please note if you are bringing a pup tent it must fit within your pitch and only be used for storage.

The electric hardstanding touring pitches at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park have a 10 amp electrical hook up.

Bedding and towels are not provided in the camping pods at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, so please bring your own.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park. Please note, cars are not permitted when travelling with a motorhome/campervan.

All of the electric pitches at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park have your usage included in the price of your booking.

At Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

Yes, free WiFi is available across Cheddar Bridge Touring Park.

Sorry, there isn't a restaurant or cafe at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park but the Baths Arms Hotel is a five minute walk away, serving food and drinks.

Sorry, Cheddar Bridge Touring Park doesn't have a shop onsite but Sainsbury's is a five minute walk away.

Sorry, there aren't any fish in the river at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park, so you're unable to fish there, but there are plenty of fishing opportunities close by, including Cheddar Reservoir and Lands End Fishery (both a 15 minute drive) and Blagdon Lake (25 minutes).

No, Cheddar Bridge Touring Park does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is Lidl in Wells, a 20 minute drive away.

Yes, Cheddar Bridge Touring Park offers a communal fridge for food, and a shared freezer for ice packs.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park. There is also access to free WiFi.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Cheddar Bridge Touring Park. The park is located off the A371 with a road entrance way.

The nearest train station to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park is Yatton which is a 25 minute drive away. The closest bus stops are Union Street and Church Street, both a five minute walk away. From here, you can pick up services to Weston-super-Mare, Wells, Bridgwater and Street.

Local taxi companies to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park include Cruizeway Travels (07516 060050) and Cheddar Taxis (01934 743801).

The closest bus stops to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park are Union Street and Church Street, both a five minute walk away. From here, you can pick up services to Weston-super-Mare, Wells, Bridgwater and Street.

The nearest pub to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park is the Bath Arms Hotel, a five minute walk away. The Riverside Inn Cheddar and The White Hart are also within a 15-20 minute walk.

The nearest beaches to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park are Burnham-on-Sea Beach and Weston Super Mare Beach, both around a 25 minute drive away. Theses are both sandy stretches that are suitable for swimming.

Cheddar Bridge Touring Park is located on the edge of Cheddar village, so it is a good location for those wanting to explore on foot. It is opposite Cheddar Football Club, and within a 15 minute walk of multiple shops and restaurants, including a large Sainsbury's, The Bath Arms Hotel, Coffee@TheHub coffee shop and Kings Fitness and Leisure, a local leisure centre. Cheddar Gorge is also around a 30 minute walk from the campsite.

Local walking routes to Cheddar Bridge Touring Park include the famous Cheddar Gorge, around a 30 minute walk from the site. The popular Cheddar Gorge trail (a four mile route) starts at the Cheddar Visitor Information Centre, a 20 minute walk from the site.

Yes, Cheddar Bridge Touring Park has direct access to the Cheddar Yeo, but fishing isn't available.

Cheddar Bridge Touring Park is around a 30 minute walk from Cheddar Gorge and a 20 minute walk from the Cheddar Visitor Information Centre.