Accessibility
We believe that the outdoors should be for everyone. Everyone should have the ability to access camping holidays and outdoor adventure experiences. Our site is off grid in the Mendip Hills and so it will always have inherent limitations but we are working hard to ensure we are as accessible as possible.
The Mendip team cares about inclusivity and diversity. If you have any questions about accessibility or inclusivity, we would encourage you to contact us before your stay- or before you book - at hello@mendip.co.uk to ensure we can support you the best way.
Accessible Bunk Room
Our Lodge Room features a fully kitted out accessible bedroom and an ensuite bathroom. This is Room 11 and can be accessed without using stairs.
Family Accessible Washroom
New for 2023, our refurbished toilet and shower block includes family accessible washrooms.
Flexible Camping
Our flexible approach to camping enhances our accessibility: park by your car, camp where you like and check out when it suits you.
Dietary Requirements and Allergies
Our professional catering provision across the site allows us to cater to a wide range of requirements. Please chat to our team to let them know your needs.
Lift
Our main activity centre building has a lift allowing those with mobility needs or buggies to access our ski slope and cafe.
Limitations
Off Grid
The campsite is set in a field and whilst there is a basic track for vehicles, we do not have any asphalt pavements.The campsite is surrounded by ancient woodland with uneven wood chipped paths. Please note, some of the ground in the woodland and in the campsite can be very uneven
No electric hookups
We do not offer electric hook ups. However, if you have medical needs that require you to leave something in a fridge or freezer overnight, or temporarily connect to the electric during the day time, our team in the Pavilion will be happy to support you.
Woodland paths & visibility
In order to support our licence and the dark sky initiative, we try to keep lighting to a minimum after dark. We do light some of the woodland paths in the evenings and ensure toilets and showers have subtle lighting; however, we recommend bringing your own torches.