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It’s a question often asked by guests booking and arriving on the park. The answer?
“They are all inspired by Somerset & the local area or things personal to the park and owner.”
Find out the history behind each lodge name below.
The lodge right next to our gorgeous apple orchard!
The Somerset Levels are a coastal plain and wetland area of Somerset, England, running south from the Mendips to the Blackdown Hills
Named after Nyland Hill, which is in view from the apple orchard.
The Amber tones used in its interiors.
After the old willow trees, previously on site.
Named after the company that designed and supplied the lodges.
After the many blackbirds present on the site.
The sustainable wood used to clad the lodges.
The Beatles song- “Lucy in the sky of Diamonds”.
The expression, ‘to while away’; to spend time in a relaxed way because you have nothing to do or you are waiting for something else to happen.
The original Mulberry handbag factory is based locally in Shepton Mallet.
Draycott Sleights is a local walk with breath-taking views.
The Beatles Album- ‘Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club’.
A hamlet set in the AONB Mendip Hills.
A view point on the Mendip Hills, Somerset. With 2 headstones, apparently marking how long a deer leaped.
Pamela, the parks owners Mum, planted the garden of this lodge and tends to it throughout the Summer.
After Perrys Somerset Cider.
After its BOLD colour scheme.
A hamlet between Draycott & Rodney Stoke.
‘Spinney’ means a small area of trees.
A small village in Somerset.
A small village in Somerset.
A wildflower that grows predominantly on Cheddar Gorge.
Burrington Combe – a limestone gorge on the Mendip Hills AONB.
You can view our site map here to see lodge placement on the park.
Somerset County borders Dorset, Devon, Bristol and Gloucestershire. Famous for Glastonbury Festival (just 20 minutes from us!), Cheddar Cheese Factory & Cheddar Gorge (just 5 minutes from us), The City of Bath (30 minutes away) and Wells City (just 15 minutes way).
Check out Visit Somerset for inspiration on things to do.
Be sure to check out our Instagram and Facebook for things to do in the area and top tips from our staff.
