Author Archives: Simon Chapple

Somerset really is the jewel of the south west. It is a county of incredible contrasts, with its splendid beaches, caves, moors and beautiful National Park. Plus, it boasts many stunning buildings within its cities, villages and market towns that … Continue reading →

Are you attending a Soul Survivor festival this summer? Then you may be looking for comfortable accommodation located near to the Bath & West Showground. If so, consider Manor Farm Glastonbury. Situated in Sticklinch in West Pennard , you’ll be … Continue reading →

As one of the world’s biggest live music events, Glastonbury Festival means that for less than one week every year a quiet corner of Somerset is awash with wellie-wearing music lovers and festival fans. The majority of the local accommodation … Continue reading →

A fan of the Glastonbury Festival but not a fan of camping in a muddy field? Camping out with friends after a day listening and dancing to live music might be your idea of heaven in your teens and early … Continue reading →

The vast majority of Glastonbury Festival-goers spend their nights under canvas in a camping field, but why be cold and uncomfortable if you don’t have to? There has been an increasing demand for off-site accommodation when attending a multi-day festival, … Continue reading →

Planning a stay in the county of Somerset? You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to activities and events in Somerset. With its local historic attractions and many wide open spaces (the most rural of rural counties) you can enjoy … Continue reading →

Looking to book a B&B somewhere in Somerset? If you want to stay in a B&B that offers privacy, comfort and beautiful surroundings then Manor Farm Glastonbury might be the place for you. Whether you simply want to enjoy the … Continue reading →

There’s nothing quite like getting away from it all in the county of Somerset. So why not leave the crowds and the hustle and bustle of life behind and find a little peace and quiet in rented rural accommodation in Glastonbury? It’s … Continue reading →

Planning to steal away to the depths of the Somerset countryside this winter? The place where the stunning countryside meets the coast, Somerset is a predominantly rural county. From the coast around the Bristol Channel to the Cheddar Gorge, you … Continue reading →