Walking & Cycling Group Accommodation in the
Quantock Hills


Your base for walking, cycling and outdoor adventures.
Bring your walking or cycling group together for a few days of exploring the Quantock Hills and Somerset.
At Lydeard Farm, you can stay together in a peaceful countryside setting with exclusive use of the site for your group. With group lodge accommodation for 8–56 guests, communal facilities in the bush camp shelter, outdoor space and plenty of room to relax after a day outdoors, we’re an ideal base for walking clubs, cycling groups, mountain bikers, ramblers, hiking groups and friends looking for an active weekend away.
Spend your days exploring the hills and countryside, then return to your own private space to cook, eat, relax and share stories from the day’s adventures.



Ride, walk, explore. Come back to your own place
One of the best things about an outdoor group trip is having somewhere everyone can come back to at the end of the day.
At Lydeard Farm, your group doesn’t have to split up between different hotels or accommodation scattered around the area.
You can stay together, prepare meals together and enjoy the evening together.
Your group gets:
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Exclusive use
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Enjoy the accommodation and communal facilities without sharing them with another group.
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Space for 8–56 guests in lodges, extra capacity with camping.
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Ideal for smaller walking or cycling clubs as well as larger groups.
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A communal kitchen and dining space
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Prepare your own meals and sit down together after a day outdoors.
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Plenty of outdoor space
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Relax, stretch your legs and make the most of the countryside around you.
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BBQ and campfire
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Finish the day with an evening BBQ or sit around the campfire together.
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A countryside setting
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Based in the Quantock Hills, with fantastic opportunities for walking and cycling nearby.
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Access to wash off bikes and bike storage.
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Borrow our laminated maps.


Explore the Quantock Hills
The Quantock Hills ins Somerset re a fantastic setting for outdoor adventures, with a mixture of open heathland, woodland, valleys, viewpoints and quiet country lanes.
For walkers, there are routes ranging from shorter outings to longer days exploring the hills.
For cyclists and mountain bikers, the surrounding landscape offers a variety of terrain and routes to explore, from quiet lanes and countryside rides to more challenging off-road adventures.
Whether your group prefers boots, road bikes or mountain bikes, there’s plenty of countryside to discover.
Travelling through on foot? Then enquire about our camping stays. We also welcome Duke of Edinburgh or Ten Tors training groups.
Click on the blog below for more inspiration and tips.

