Woof Hall & Dog Field

If you're touring the Somerset levels with a dog in tow, Woof Hall near Highbridge is worth a quick stop. It's basically what it says on the tin - a dedicated space for dogs to run about and socialise, with the hall itself serving as a gathering point for the local dog-owning community. The Dog Field is the main draw: proper open ground where your dog can burn off some energy without the lead, which matters when you've been confined to a caravan all morning.

This is squarely for dog owners, obviously. If your pooch is sociable and needs to stretch their legs, you'll get thirty minutes to an hour of decent exercise out of it. The field itself is straightforward - no fancy equipment or obstacles, just space. The hall functions more as a community hub than a visitor attraction in the traditional sense, so don't expect refreshments or facilities beyond what you'd find at a basic village hall.

Practically speaking, it's close enough to Wall Eden Farm and Greenacre Place that you could pop over between pitches without much faffing about. The location near Burnham-on-Sea's holiday villages means it slots nicely into a coastal caravan week if you've got a four-legged friend. Given the proximity to Highbridge, you're well positioned for exploring the Levels themselves - far more interesting terrain than the dog field itself, to be honest. Worth the detour if your dog needs company and exercise, otherwise you've got plenty of open countryside round about that's just as good.