Lantern & Larks Kittisford Barton Glamping

Wellington, Somerset

What’s Included with Lantern & Larks Tents?

Each tent accommodates up to six people, with three bedrooms: one king-size room, one twin room, and one bunk bed room. Travel cots can be added to any bedroom (available for hire).

Luxury glamping accommodation

Each tent includes:
• Gas-powered shower and WC
• Log-burning stove and double gas hob
• Beds made up on arrival, plus towels
• Fully equipped kitchen area
• Sleeps up to 6 in comfort
• Tranquillity and exclusivity

bbq

Optional Extras:
Fire Pit/BBQ/Wood
Fire pits are included with every booking, ideal for BBQs. Unlimited wood is provided for the duration of your stay. Please note, fires are only permitted in the fire pits. Each tent also has a log burner for heating and cooking.

wood fired hot tub

Optional Extras:
Wood-Fired Hot Tub
Located on a private deck with views of the Blackdown Hills, enjoy the morning bird song or a starlit sky in your exclusive two-person hot tub. Available for an additional £75 for a 3-4 night stay or £120 for a 7-night stay, with unlimited firewood provided.

dog friendly

Optional Extras:
Travel Cot/Dogs/High Chairs
- Travel Cot: £15 per stay
- Dogs: £20 per dog per stay
- High Chairs: Free

Check-In and Check-Out Times

Check-in is from 4pm on your arrival day, and check-out is by 10am on your departure day.



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Things to do at Kittisford Barton

Kittisford Barton is centrally situated on the Somerset-Devon border, offering guests access to countryside, coast, and surrounding towns. A perfect destination for all the family, there’s plenty to see and do during your relaxing escape to the country. Just take a look at some examples below…

Things to do at Kittisford Barton

Cothay Manor Historic House and Gardens

Cothay Manor, dating back to the 14th century, is a 30-minute walk from Kittisford Barton. Set within 12 acres of atmospheric medieval-style gardens along the River Tone, this charming house is open for exploration. The Great Hall features vaulted ceilings and 15th-century wall paintings. Guided house tours are also available.

www.cothaymanor.co.uk

Cleeve Abbey

Located in Washford, Cleeve Abbey is owned by English Heritage. This stunning building offers a glimpse into monastic life from 800 years ago, with parts dating back to the 13th century. The 15th-century refectory building remains remarkably intact. It’s a tranquil spot for history enthusiasts.

www.english-heritage.org.uk

Go Ape

Situated in Exeter’s Haldon Forest, Go Ape offers adventure with zip-wires, swings, bridges, and high ropes. There are courses for all ages, so the whole family can enjoy a day of excitement together. Alternatively, explore the forest at ground level on a Segway adventure!

www.goape.co.uk

West Somerset Railway

Just 20–30 minutes from the site, this popular heritage railway takes you all the way to Minehead on the north Somerset coast. It’s the longest heritage railway in England, with special events, galas, and days out throughout the year. Visit Bishops Lydeard station to explore the model railway and station shop.

www.westsomersetrailway.vticket.co.uk

Longleat

Longleat is home to the UK’s number one safari park, with a range of animals from across the globe. Explore different zones, some by foot and others on a drive-through. The grounds, gardens, and Longleat House are also open for visitors, with a range of events throughout the year.

www.longleat.co.uk

Crealy

Spanning 100 acres, Crealy Great Adventure Park has over 60 attractions, perfect for a family day out. Enjoy various rides, meet the animals, or spend time in the soft play area. The park also runs an ongoing programme of events.

www.crealy.co.uk/Devon

Knightshayes Court

Knightshayes Court is a Victorian house set in acres of parkland and gardens. The Gothic Revival house is richly furnished, while outside you can explore the kitchen garden, formal garden, woodland garden, and outlying parkland.

www.nationaltrust.org.uk/knightshayes

Cheddar Gorge

Famous for its show caves and unique geology, Cheddar Gorge is part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Hike the 3-mile cliff-top walk with views of British Primitive goats. Alternatively, explore one of the caves or try rock climbing or adventure caving for something more adrenaline-fuelled.

www.cheddargorge.co.uk


Shopping in Devon and Somerset

Taunton

A mix of high street names and independent shops, Taunton is perfect for browsing. Orchard Shopping Centre offers a variety of stores and eateries, while County Walk provides a smaller, charming shopping space. You’ll also find Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, and several smaller shops. For a taste of local history, visit Sheppy’s Cider Centre just outside Bradford-on-Tone to explore the orchards and learn about cider-making.

Exeter

Exeter boasts a vibrant shopping scene with Princesshay and Guildhall shopping centres, mixing big brands with independent boutiques. Don’t miss the bustling Thursday farmers' market for a local touch.


Somerset, Devon & Dorset Seaside Resorts

Weston-super-Mare

This classic Somerset seaside resort offers a long sandy beach, a popular pier, museums, an aquarium, and the seasonal Wheel of Weston—perfect for both relaxation and entertainment.

Sidmouth

A charming town with a sandy beach accessed by the iconic Jacob’s Ladder steps. Nearby, Connaught Gardens offer beautiful views and a peaceful atmosphere for unwinding.

Minehead

Located on the northern coast of Somerset, Minehead is the gateway to Exmoor National Park. Its long, flat beach and promenade cafés make it an excellent base for exploring the area, including the South West Coast Path.

Lyme Regis

Famous for fossil hunting along the Jurassic Coast, Lyme Regis has sandy Front Beach and pebbly Monmouth Beach. The iconic Cobb and harbour offer scenic views and local charm.

Exmouth

Exmouth’s wide sandy beach stretches for 2 miles along the estuary, offering a family-friendly spot with plenty of facilities for a relaxing day by the sea.

What's On-Site

Pond Dipping

Visit the honesty shop and grab a bucket and net to explore the on-site ponds. Collect creatures and release them after your exploration—a great way to spend time together.

Stamp Collecting

Explore the stunning local surroundings with stamp collecting. Collect a kit from the honesty shop, then follow the map and clues to find hidden stamps. A wonderful outdoor activity to enjoy as a family.

Birds Hill Days

Bring the excitement to you with Birds Hill Days. Located near Taunton, this company offers archery, fencing, pistol shooting, and clay shooting onsite at Kittisford Barton. www.birdshilldays.com


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