Old Oaks Touring Park

Check-in at Old Oaks Touring Park is available from 1:30pm until 6:45pm for camping and touring, and from 2:30pm until 6:30pm for glamping. Please advise the site if you are delayed. Departure is due before 11:30am on your last day for camping and touring, and 10:30am for glamping.

Yes, Old Oaks Touring Park welcomes three well-behaved dogs per pitch and two if glamping. Please keep them on a lead while onsite. An area on the site allows dogs to exercise freely, and you'll find several public footpaths nearby.

Campfires are not permitted at Old Oaks Touring Park, but fire pits are allowed with smokeless fuel only. This is available to purchase at the onsite shop. BBQs are allowed using charcoal or gas and must be kept well clear of the grass.

Yes. Day visitors (18+ and a maximum of four per unit) must park in the designated area opposite the reception at Old Oaks Touring Park. Day visitors may not arrive when reception is closed or stay later than 10:30pm.

Yes. Old Oaks Touring Park operates a quiet policy between 10pm and 8am.

Yes. Small group bookings are accepted at Old Oaks Touring Park solely at the discretion of the owners for camping and touring. Whilst they may accept a block booking, they do not book shared accommodation (more than two people per unit) due to being a peaceful park.

When you arrive at Old Oaks Touring Park, guests will need to head to reception to check-in. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by the allocated time.

Awnings are permitted at Old Oaks Touring Park, but gazebos and pup tents are not.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Old Oaks Touring Park. There is no vehicle access into the park after 11.30pm so vehicles must be left in the car park if you arrive back onsite after this time.

The electric hooks ups at Old Oaks Touring Park are metered and payable onsite. A fair amount of kwhs will be included in your pitch price per night, based on the time of year. Any extra electric used over an above this will be charged at the same rate the site pay via an app.

No, the glamping cabins at Old Oaks Touring Park do not include bedding or towels, so please be sure to bring your own!

You can find a copy of Old Oaks Touring Park's map here.

Yes! Old Oaks Touring Park has a half-acre coarse fishing lake located near the pitches, stocked with carp, chub, roach, and tench. A rod licence is required and you can either book a pass for a half day, a full day or a week.

Yes! Free and premium WiFi access is available across Old Oaks Touring Park.

Yes. The licensed shop at Old Oaks Touring Park stocks essentials and local produce, including the park's prime beef and treats. Camping and caravanning essentials are also stocked.

Old Oaks Touring Park has a guest lounge with a self-serve and pay bar, and hot takeaway options are available in the evenings, plus a breakfast club in the mornings. Opening times vary depending on the season.

Yes there are two charging points at the site entrance. Please use the electric charging points provided at Old Oaks Touring Park, Electric Vehicle Charging is strictly forbidden at your accommodation.

Yes, Old Oaks Touring Park offers a communal fridge for food, and two shared freezers for ice packs.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Old Oaks Touring Park.

Opening times for the facilities can vary, depending on the time of year you are visiting. During peak season, breakfast is served 6 days a week (Mon to Sat) and evening options are available 7 days a week, in off peak season, opening days and times vary.

The nearest train stations to Old Oaks Touring Park are Castle Cary (25 minutes), Bruton (30 minutes) and Highbridge and Burnham (35 minutes).

The nearest bus stop to Old Oaks Touring Park is at the Community Hospital which is a 5 minute drive away and offers services into Glastonbury town centre.

Local taxi companies to Old Oaks Touring Park include Tor Town Taxis (07891 488218), ABC Executive Travel (07747 012862) and Glastonbury Taxis (07768 741950).

The nearest pubs to Old Oaks Touring Park are The Lion and The Riflemans Arms, both a five minute drive away. There are also plenty more pubs in Glastonbury, within a ten minute drive.

The nearest beaches to Old Oaks Touring Park are Burnham-on-Sea Beach (40 minutes) and Berrow Beach (45 minutes).

Local walking routes to Old Oaks Touring Park include a walk to Glastonbury Tor, a circular walk via Wellhouse Lane, The Paddington Trust circular walk and walks into the countryside, all accessible directly from the site.