Bimble Lodge

This is our second visit in two months, and we have booked for September already. Simply cosy, relaxing and packed with nature. The caravan has all you need, and food items to last at least a few days, such as bread, butter, croissants, jam, cereals and milk. We have been lucky with the weather so far, and made the most of our National Trust membership at Lytes Carey Manor, and Barrington Court. Montacute is next, and maybe Stourhead, though that is a longer drive, but well worth it.

This is just the best find for us, on Booking. We are a party of 2, in our 70s, and we absolutely loved it. A well maintained, caravan, containing everything you need, apart from clothing and personal items. Towells, coffee, tea, oil, and a hamper/ supply of food/goodies to last most people a few days. Milk, bread, butter, juice, cereals, croissants etc. Hair dryer, field glasses, you want it, they've got it. The garden is lovely, and there are outside seating areas aplenty. There is a double bedroom, and a single bedroom, and I'm pretty sure there is a sofa bed. You are looking over the Somerset levels from the kitchen window! During our stay we saw deer, geese, a heron, and coots in the reen in front of the holiday home.

Dit is een hele fijne plek in een natuurlijke omgeving. Van alle gemakken voorzien! Om de hoek vind je een gezellige pub waar je prima kan eten. De gastvrouw is erg aardig en behulpzaam.

Scenery beautiful, good location for visiting tourist spots. Host helpful on arrival.

Poor sleep, the road next to caravan is like a race track everytime a vehicle went by the caravan was like being on m25. Sucb a shame as otherwise it would be idylic. If you are a very heavy sleeper you.may be ok.