We stayed 3 days in Gorse cottage, a lovely cottage with great facilities - a woodfire, comfy beds and a well equiped kitchen. It wasn't the lap of luxury, but isn't charged as such. Friendly collies and chickens. Would happily return. We looked at the campsite too and whilst it was fairly basic, it looked like a lovely quiet place... More

As has been said by other reviewers, beautiful setting but limited facilities. And despite the fact that the farm has won 'green' awards, there appeared to be no recycling facilities and two of the four or five toilets in the block on Field 4 flushed themselves continuously. I realise there's not really a shortage of water at the moment (!)... More

Spending the Bank Holiday at this site - we were pleased on the arrival - a picturesque area of the country and a bike ride away from the nearest village. The 4 fields were smallish so difficult for the kids to wander off too far and had a stream running across the bottom of the fields which again kept the... More

The campsite is in a lovely setting with 4 fields with level pitches. There is a stream which runs along the bottom of the fields and there is lots of wildlife about (owls, dippers and cuckoos!) The showers are limited (3 for ladies) but it seems another block is being built. The ladies shower room could do with some better... More

We have recently come back from a stay at Westermill farm. I have to say that we were left disapointed, althought the location is beautiful, and the pitches are nice and flat, the facitities were really lacking. It would seem that someone has spent money on this campsite a long time ago, in building toilet blocks, then just left it,... More

Westermill Farm was visited in August of this year. We went on the recommendation of several national newspapers who rated Westermill as one of the best in the country. I can see the appeal, but here is a run-down of good and bad:- Good - Beautiful surroundings, good access to Exmoor, which is amazing. - Good food places nearby in... More

This was the second time we have visited Westermill Farm, although my wife has been visiting this site with her family since she was a child. One of the reasons she was keen to return was that the site "hadn't changed" from how she (fondly) remembered it, but we are now of the opinion that this may also be the... More

We have just returned from what should have been a week long holiday camping at Westermill. We left after five nights for several reasons but mainly because of the adverse weather conditions. This campsite is situated in the most amazing location, miles from the narrowest single track lane, with a stream flowing through it and walks straight up onto Exmoor.... More

We decided to go to Westermill farm after seeing the Guardian's '50 best campsites in the UK' list, in which Westermill farm is one of them. Having now visited this campsite, I'm not sure this accolade rings true. Yes, it is a beautiful setting, shop is fairly well stocked (with produce from the farm) and the showers were hot but... More