Camping In Nature At Vallis Veg

Frome, Mendip, England

At Vallis Veg we love natural camping spots and we love campfires. These are what we aim to offer our campers. Our site is not a conventional site with lots of tents. We are a small farm and the camping is little bit wilder. We have a covered area that can be used when the weather is wet so long as it hasn't been booked. Some sites have views across the countryside towards the Mendips and some are surrounded by young trees. The rough ground and young trees on our site attract a range of wildlife and we have deer browsing, a local fox, well used badger trails, grass snakes, lots of birds and regular visits from a barn owl hunting. Come and enjoy our beautiful site. FACILITIES ARE BASIC, although we do have a sink area for washing up, cold running water - safe for drinking (but no showers) and a compost toilet PARKING: You can't drive right up to your site in your car. But we do have a wheelbarrow available for you to move your belongings. WASTE: Please take your landfill and recyclable waste home with you (More details why on our website and Thank you!) NOISE: We like it quiet and we think our campers do too so no amplified music and quiet time starts at 10pm. PRICES: £8 per person, £8 per vehicle, £5 for kids aged 4 to 14 and free for kids under 4. £5 for a bag of firewood (please return the empty bags). BOOKING: You can book online - please [visit our website](http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/external_link.asp?site_id=13807) to do so. Please follow the directions on the website carefully and read the Essential Information For Campers before booking. ### Nearby Attractions We have a public footpath running through our site which gives easy pedestrian access to the town of Frome as well as lovely walks to some of the surrounding villages. Frome has lots of activities, from tennis in the park and a sports centre to art and craft sessions and venues offering anything from films to opera. See: http://www.frome-tc.gov.uk/ for more info. More suggestions The walk to Mells (7km round trip) is particularly beautiful and has lots of things to see, including the remains of an ironworks just outside the village. There are several places to eat in Mells. Follow the cycle track from Great Elm to Radstock and visit the mining museum. Walk along the MacMillan Way to Nunney and visit the castle. Book a riding lesson at a local stable.

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