167-Unique Campervan Road Trip Guide to Bossington, Somerset-HIDDEN-NOT-PUBLISHED

Bossington. Gillian Thompson

Welcome to the next stage of our Somerset campervan road trip! Starting in Bath, we’ve explored Cheddar Gorge, soaked up the mystical energy of Glastonbury, and kicked back on the golden sands of Helwell Bay. Now, we’ve rolled into Bossington, a charming village on the edge of Exmoor National Park, where wild green hills meet the sea. Its breathtaking coastal walks, lovely thatched cottages, and some of the best campsites make it the perfect place to pause, explore, and adventure. We’ll show you the best spots to sit back, soak in the views. Read on to find a few wonderful campsites in Somerset that make this part of the country so special.

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• Scenic Campervan Road Trip Itinerary Through Somerset

Kick off your campervan road trip to Bossington with a scenic drive into Exmoor National Park, parking at the Bossington National Trust Car Park – campervan-friendly, with easy access to the village and all the sea views you can handle. On the way, detour through chocolate-box cottages to Bossington Beach, where dramatic shingle shores meet the Bristol Channel. It’s quiet, peaceful, and perfect for soaking in the stunning coastal views. As you travel through Bossington, it’s also worth considering campervan hire Bristol to make your trip even more memorable.

Next, stop at Horner Wood, where the National Trust has laid out magical walking trails through ancient woodlands. As you drive into Exmoor, you’ll find yourself immersed in a wild world of moorlands, forests, and rivers. The winding roads are like something straight out of a painting so prepare to stop and snap some pics. For another fab detour, take the climb up Porlock Hill. The countryside and coastline views are spectacular worth the break.

Fancy pottering around some charming villages? Head to Lynmouth and Lynton. Nestled on the edge of Exmoor, these twin beauties are famous for the Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway and the Valley of Rocks - think epic coastal backdrops and jaw-dropping scenery.

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Once you hit the park, you’ll get lost (in the best way) in Exmoor’s untamed beauty. Keep your eyes peeled for Exmoor ponies, majestic red deer, and soaring buzzards and kestrels. Explore hiking trails through moors, along the coast, and past hidden waterfalls. Want a killer view? Hike up to Dunkery Beacon

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the highest point on Exmoor, where you can see as far as the Bristol Channel – and, if lucky, catch a glimpse of Wales on a clear day.

Is there some daylight left? Take a cheeky hike to Hurlstone Point.

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For jaw-dropping coastal views, then treat yourself to a legendary cream tea jam first! After all that adventure, settle in at Burrowhayes Farm Caravan and Camping Site, a gorgeous spot in Exmoor’s rolling hills. Plus, it’s got its own riding stables why not swap the car for a trusty steed and gallop through the lush Horner Valley or across the moors?

Wake up in your campervan hire, enjoy an alfresco breakfast, then hop in the van for a short drive to Porlock Weir.

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This dreamy harbour, with bobbing boats and delicious local seafood, is the perfect spot for a relaxed morning. Park up at the central car park- ideal for campervans with 24-hour access and no height restrictions. Admire the views of the Bristol Channel and stroll down to Porlock Weir Beach, a peaceful pebbly haven for a relaxing walk or just soaking up the surroundings. There’s something special about travelling through Bossington, especially when you also take the time to explore campsites in Bristol along the way.

Don’t miss the South West Coast Path one of the most scenic walking trails in the country. Hike along the coast to Hurlstone Point for spectacular views, or wander towards Lynmouth or Bossington for more breathtaking scenery. Porlock Marsh, an SSSI (Site of Special Scientific Interest), is a prime birdwatching spot. Bring your binoculars to spot seabirds, waterfowl, and some seals if you’re lucky!

Step back in time at Dunster Castle, just a 15-minute drive away. With medieval roots and Victorian-era elegance, it’s a history lover’s dream. Wander through its rooms and gardens, then explore the terrace garden for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Afterwards, stroll through Dunster’s charming medieval streets, with quaint shops and tearooms, or venture to Dunster Deer Park or the Dunster Water Mill.

Wrap up your day with a peaceful sunset walk back in Bossington, or pitch up at Porlock Caravan Park for top-notch campervan facilities and some dark skies stargazing. Or, for one last dose of fresh sea air, check out Minehead Camping and Caravanning Club Site. See more campsite details below and remember to check out your campervan hire Somerset.

• Camping in and around Bossington
• Campsites Near in Bossington
• Bossington Campsites near Beach
• Bossington Campervans Prices
• Campervan Hire Towns in Bossington
• And now to Minehead!

Camping in and around Bossington

Searching for the perfect campsite to park up your campervan, brew a cuppa, and soak in Exmoor’s wild beauty. Luckily, our Bossington campsites selection offers the perfect base to kick back and unwind. Dunster is a dream for history buffs, with its fairy-tale castle and cobbled streets just a short drive from Bossington’s coastal trails. Timberscombe offers a peaceful rural retreat, ideal for campers who love waking up to birdsong and easy access to Exmoor’s best hikes. Luccombe is a tiny, tranquil, and practically hidden gem on Bossington’s doorstep. And that’s just the start—there are loads more Bossington campsites listed on Camperbug, so you’ll have no trouble finding your perfect basecamp. Head to our campsites section to browse a broad selection of campsites across the UK.

Dunster, a medieval village with its iconic castle.

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Charming thatched cottages, and ancient yarn market, is a cracking base to explore several beautiful attractions. You can cruise to Bossington's dramatic coast, roam Dunkery Beacon for panoramic moorland views, or meander through Porlock's quaint streets. With Dunster campsites, you're perfectly placed for woodland wanders, seaside getaways, and starlit nights in the wild. If you want explore more of the local area, check out our campsites in Minehead, campsites in Williton, and campsites in Bampton.

Timberscombe is a charming village smack in the middle of stunning countryside.

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With Exmoor’s rolling hills in one direction and the breathtaking Somerset coast in the other. From here, you can roam the moors, spot wild ponies, and tackle the epic trails of Dunkery Beacon. Need a beach? Minehead’s golden sands are a short drive away. With campsites in Timberscombe, you’re set for an unforgettable Somerset campervan road trip—just don’t forget the biscuits for your tea breaks. You can also widen your search to include campsites in Exmoor, campsites in Exford, and campsites in Watchet.

If you’re after a peaceful, picture-perfect base for your Somerset adventure, Luccombe campsites are the way to go.

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From here, you can roll straight into the dramatic landscapes. Explore the quaint streets, or cruise down to the stunning coastline at Bossington and Porlock Bay. With wild ponies, rugged trails, and top-notch pubs all within easy driving distance, staying at a campsite in Luccombe means you’re never far from a brand-new adventure, campsites in Dulverton, campsites in East Anstey and campsites in Lynton.

Campsites Near in Bossington

When it comes to Bossington campsites, we’ve tracked down three absolute gems in nearby Minehead because, let’s face it, you need a top-notch base for all those epic road trip escapes. Burrowhayes Farm Caravan and Camping Site and Riding Stables let you wake up to Exmoor’s beauty and maybe even go for a scenic horse ride. Minehead Camping and Caravanning Club Site has all the essentials for a comfy stay and easy coast access. Porlock Caravan Park enjoys stunning views, seaside charm, and fab facilities. Stay with us as we dive into more details below.

Burrowhayes Farm Caravan And Camping Site And Riding Stables in Minehead

Burrowhayes Farm Caravan And Camping Site And Riding Stables, Minehead

If you picture your camping holiday waking up to Exmoor’s rolling hills and the gentle neighing of horses, Burrowhayes Farm Caravan and Camping Site and Riding Stables is the place to be. Tucked near Bossington, this green and open campsite welcomes tents, campervans, and caravans, offering spacious pitches with open views and plenty of fresh air. Guests share access to heated toilets, free hot showers, a laundry room with washing machines, plus a handy, well-stocked shop open through the seasons. Feeling like a canter through the countryside? Saddle up for a scenic horse ride courtesy of the site’s stables, or take a short stroll to the stunning Bossington Beach.

Minehead Camping And Caravanning Club Site in Minehead

Minehead Camping And Caravanning Club Site, Minehead

Fancy a classic Bossington camping escape? Minehead Camping and Caravanning Club Site is perfect for a blend of seaside frolics and quiet countryside. Nestled on the edge of Minehead, this campsite welcomes campers on spacious pitches for tents, caravans, and campervans, so whether you're rocking up in a cosy camper or a trusty tent, you're bound to have a comfortable holiday. The site boasts modern amenities, like a toilet block, showers, laundry, a dishwashing area, electric hook-ups, and a relaxed, friendly vibe perfect for escaping the world's worries. Stroll into Minehead for fish and chips on the seafront, hop on the West Somerset Railway, or drive into Exmoor National Park for wildlife and views.

Porlock Caravan Park in Minehead

Porlock Caravan Park, Minehead

Nestled in the heart of Exmoor National Park, Porlock Caravan Park is a dream for camping sorts. The sea-view site is perfect for all family-friendly escapes, with Porlock and Minehead located a respective five-minute trot and a 10-minute drive away. Take your pick of beautiful holiday homes for rent or sale and kick back with a range of home comforts. It has everything you need - modern facilities, stunning views, and a warm welcome. Fancy a stroll? The gorgeous Porlock Weir is just down the road, the South West Coast Path is nearby, and the beaches of Bossington and Ilfracombe are nearby. Plus, the local pubs serve up some scrumptious grub—because no road trip is complete without a hearty meal. (holiday homes for sale and rent only)

Bossington Campsites near Beach

Porlock Vale Campsite is a fantastic choice if you’re hunting for Bossington campsites near the beach. Nestled between rolling hills and the dramatic coastline, it’s a dreamy base for quiet escapes, especially if you love nature and coastal capers. The campsite welcomes tents, campervans, and caravans, with spacious pitches on non-electric grass pitches. Guests 16 and over can enjoy quick access to Porlock Beach, the Exmoor Pony Project, the pretty village of Selworthy, plus Lynton and Lynmouth. Visit this beautiful site for sea breezes, sun, set views, and plenty of adventures a short stroll or drive away.

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Bossington Campervans Prices

With this handy little guide, we’ll help you find the best seasons to hire a campervan in Somerset. Several factors come into play, like the season, the type of campervan model, and rental duration. Fancy extras like bike racks or full bathrooms? Those can nudge up the cost, too. But fear not! There are plenty of campervans for hire in Bossington to suit all budgets on Camperbug. With 125 campervans and motorhomes within 120 miles of Bossington starting as low as £60 a day, you can find the perfect home on wheels ranging from budget-friendly models to swish glamping-on-wheels experience. A little flexibility with your dates and an eye on early booking deals can help you bag a bargain—leaving you more cash for fish and chips by the sea.

Campervan Hire Towns in Bossington

Renting a campervan in Bossington is the best way to explore wild beauty, rolling hills, and the stunning Bossington coastline at your own pace. To make things easy, we've picked three top campervan hire locations: Watchet, a lively harbour town perfect for seaside strolls; Exmoor, where you can wake up to jaw-dropping moorland views; and Williton, a handy base with excellent road links for adventurous escapes. Whether you're chasing sunsets or woodland trails, there are plenty of campervans for hire in Bossington to get you on the road. We'll explore these fantastic hire locations below.

Hiring a campervan in Watchet is a fab choice for a road trip filled with history, charm, and seaside adventure. This quirky harbour town is packed with character, from its bustling marina to its fascinating museums. Head to the Jurassic Coast-inspired Helwell Bay for fossil hunts. Love a bit of steam power? Hop aboard the West Somerset Railway for a nostalgic ride through the countryside. With cosy pubs, an array of shops, and coastal walks galore, Watchet campervans give you the perfect base to explore Somerset in style. Pack your bags, grab a pasty, and let the adventure begin. Browse 55 campervans and motorhomes within 120 miles of Watchet, or find more campervans in Timberscombe, campervans in Dulverton, campervans in Exford and campervans in Rhoose.

When you hire a campervan in Exmoor, you start your holiday rumbling down winding lanes to smugglers’ coves, ancient woodlands, and wild ponies strutting like they own the place. With an Exmoor campervan hire, you can roam as far as you please, chasing sunsets or diving into the past at historic gems like Dunster Castle. Love a bit of seaside charm? Lynmouth’s dramatic cliffs and harbour are just a scenic drive away. Plus, with fantastic camping spots nearby, you’ll always have a cosy place to park up, pop the kettle on, and soak in those stunning views. Ready to roll? Let’s go! Speak to private owners of 47 campervans and motorhomes within 120 miles of Exmoor, or find more campervans in Minehead, campervans in East Anstey, campervans in Dunster, campervans in Challacombe and campervans in Lynton.

The charming village of Williton is a great starting point for a blend of stunning coastline and countryside. You’ll be just a short drive from the sandy shores of Watchet Beach, the iconic Dunster Castle, and the scenic Quantock Hills—all hotspots for hiking, cycling, and taking in the views. Williton is well-connected with easy access to main roads, so you can easily hop in your Williton campervan and explore a range of attractions. Don’t forget to check out our campervans in Bishops Lydeard, campervans in Luccombe, campervans in Wellington and campervans in Bampton for more options.

And now to Minehead!

And just like that, we’ve reached the end of our Bossington campervan road trip, but hold on, fellow adventurer—there’s still one final stop ahead of our Scenic Campervan Road Trip Itinerary Through Somerset: Minehead! It’s been an unforgettable journey through Somerset’s best spots, but the adventure isn’t over yet. This guide is your ultimate travel companion, packed with tips, routes, and all the info you need to plan your ideal getaway with just a few clicks. From beautiful campsites to top campervan hire locations, we’ve covered everything to make your trip to Bossington (and beyond) smooth and unforgettable. Let the road trip adventure continue.