Glastonbury Site Wins South West’s Best Adult‑Only Campsite
Old Oaks Touring Park in Glastonbury has been named the Best Adult‑Only Site in the South West at the 2025 Campsites.co.uk Camping and Glamping Awards. The same ceremony also recognized it as Runner‑Up for the National Top Dog Award.
The awards, announced on 12 November 2025, highlight leading UK destinations for camping, glamping, and touring experiences. Old Oaks distinguishes itself with exceptional guest facilities, including a lounge with a self‑serve bar and pool table, a licensed shop offering local products, takeaway options, and a scenic fishing lake. Accommodation choices range from touring pitches to glamping cabins equipped with mini‑kitchenettes.
Dog‑Friendly Features
Pet owners enjoy extensive facilities such as:
- a secure 300‑meter dog walk,
- a three‑acre run field,
- a warm dog shower with complimentary shampoo,
- dog‑friendly ice cream and handmade treats,
- a dedicated dog swimming pool.
The site has a 4.94‑star average rating on travel listings, with 95% of reviewers recommending it. Guests frequently praise the park’s cleanliness and atmosphere.
"This place is like a spa. So clean and well maintained."
"One of the best campsites I've stayed at in 40 years of camping and motorhoming."
Other Regional Recognition
In nearby Cheddar, the Cheddar Bridge Touring Park received the Runner‑Up prize for Best Adult‑Only Site in the South West. Located just five minutes from Cheddar village and twenty minutes from the gorge and caves, it offers visitors a calm, adults‑only touring experience.
Author’s summary: Old Oaks Touring Park in Glastonbury earned top adult‑only and dog‑friendly honours for 2025, celebrated for its quality, cleanliness, and thoughtful guest amenities.
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