A private, quiet and really well built place. Excellent facilities and a real sense that we started somewhere special.
The Levels at Strawberryfield Park
- Sleeps up to 2
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 1
About The Levels at Strawberryfield Park
This stunning eco lodge sits in the peaceful Somerset countryside at The Levels at Strawberryfield Park near Cheddar. What makes this place special? You get private hot tub sunken into decking and a Bang & Olufsen Smart TV with Apple TV. The lodge sleeps two and comes with welcome treats including wine and biscuits.
Strawberryfield Park is a quiet resort perfect for couples wanting proper downtime. The Somerset countryside surrounds you with rolling hills and farmland. There's a cider barn at the entrance where you can meet locals and sample proper Somerset cider. The area feels properly rural but you're not stuck in the middle of nowhere.
Inside you'll find an open-plan living space with modern kitchen island and breakfast bar. The super king bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe with dressing table and illuminated mirror. The en-suite bathroom features a freestanding bath with LED spotlights and walk-in rainfall shower. Outside there's large L-shaped private decking with LED lighting and outdoor furniture.
Cheddar Gorge is practically on your doorstep for dramatic walks and cave exploring. Wells Cathedral (15 minutes) showcases stunning medieval architecture. Glastonbury Tor (20 minutes) offers legendary views across Somerset. Bath's Roman Baths and Georgian architecture are 45 minutes away.
The Levels at Strawberryfield Park delivers luxury eco-lodge living with that sunken hot tub being the real showstopper. Perfect for couples celebrating anniversaries or just needing to properly switch off. Check availability today.
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Need to Know
- Luxury eco lodge accommodation
- Private hot tub sunken into decking
- Bang & Olufsen Smart TV with Apple TV
- Freestanding bath with LED spotlights
- Large L-shaped private decking with LED lighting
- Walk-in wardrobe with dressing table
- Somerset countryside location
- Near Cheddar Gorge
- Cider barn on-site
- Communal parkland and orchard
- Welcome pack with wine and treats
- Couples retreat specialist
- Wi-Fi access
- Private parking
- One bedroom: Super king size bed with bedside tables and lamps
- Walk-in wardrobe with dressing table, illuminated mirror and seating
- Wall mounted flat screen TV in bedroom
- En-suite bathroom with walk-in rainfall shower
- Freestanding bath with LED spotlights
- Two heated towel rails in bathroom
- Mirror with motion controlled lighting
- Open plan living/dining/kitchen area
- Modern kitchen with island and breakfast bar
- Built-in electric oven with warming tray
- Electric hob and extractor
- Built-in microwave and dishwasher
- Fridge/freezer and wine cooler
- Dualit kettle and toaster
- Cafetière and coffee machine
- Fabric sofa and leather armchair with footstool
- Wall mounted Bang & Olufsen Smart TV with Apple TV
- Log fire within the lodge
- Large private L-shaped decking with LED lighting
- Private hot tub partially sunken into decking
- Outdoor furniture including bistro table and sun loungers
- Sheltered area with starlit canopy
- Private parking space beside lodge
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The Levels at Strawberryfield Park Reviews
9 reviews from guests who stayed at The Levels at Strawberryfield Park
The cabin was beautiful, we were greeted with a bottle of wine, water, fresh milk in the fridge and cookies was a really lovely touch. Everything was presented beautifully, even the handbook which had all recommendations of location amenities, from taxies to pubs and take away with all menus and numbers. However, upon closer inspection there was lots of dust and cobwebs, hair still in the shower etc. Several handles broken and temperamental lights. When we arrived we were asked to let them know of any damages before our stay so that we could not be 'blamed' / charged for them - each item we mentioned they were already aware of - it felt as though they knew of these damages but didn't actually want to fix any of them. The hot tub was nice, the cover on our one was too big and didn't fit which meant during the night it was constantly trying to get its self back up to temperature. Ours backed onto a single lane road, there was no privacy and people walking / driving by were able to see you. Another review mentioned this from last year and the owners responded to say they had put extra trees / bushes in for privacy but I don't think this was the case. The kitchen, had everything you could think of, right through to baking equipment. Whilst this is good for a self catering cabin - it did mean that there was no cupboard space left for our food. On the whole it is a lovely and peaceful place to stay, and the location was excellent for us.
The Levels is a lovely lodge, there are a few things that need some attention ie lose sink tap, but that's the same in most places. Comfort I put 4 as I did not think the couch was its way too low to the floor so had a problem getting up from it. The bed was very comfortable slept really well, hot tub was very good at just the right height that I could get in and out as have slight mobility problems.
My partner and I spent our first valentines day away in this lovely lodge and we had such an amazing time away and enjoyed everything about it. The lodge was so nice and the location was great and the cider barn at the entrance was a lovely place to go and meet the locals and drink some lovely cider too. We didn't want to leave as it was so quite and peaceful and it was just what we both needed in our busy life's just some simple relaxing time away.
Was a lovely stay at the levels. Felt very comfortable and was in a lovely location. Lovely bed and lovely place. Would definitely go back again!
We had a really lovely stay in the lodge, it was very luxurious too. Clean and comfortable too, hot tub was great especially after our walk up Jacobs Ladder. Will definitely be back in the future, will recommend to friends and family too.
The most amazing place we have stayed! Located in beautiful countryside, The Levels at Strawberryfield Park created the perfect setting for a wonderful and memorable holiday. Our accommodation was so clean, well equipped and absolutely stunning. The attention to detail with finishing touches, high quality furnishings and fittings truly made this a unique and thoroughly enjoyable experience. Upon arrival at the accommodation there was a welcome pack along with a bottle of wine, cookies and handy toiletries. The very comfortable super king size bed enabled us to get the perfect nights sleep ready for the next day. The hot tub was a perfect addition to be able to relax and enjoy quality time in a very special setting. Having read some reviews prior to our visit, the nearby county road did not interrupt the tranquility. The traffic was very minimal and it was actually lovely to witness farmers transferring their livestock a couple of times; it brought a sense of country life to the holiday. All the staff - including the owner - genuinely care about everything being just perfect. Having holidayed in many different places in the UK, it’s unlike anything we’ve experienced before, enhanced with there being great places to eat, drink and visit nearby. We especially enjoyed the Kings Head in Wells in particular. We had the most friendly welcome and the food was good value and delicious. Another great find for us was Cafe Gorge in the nearby village of Cheddar, where there is an array of sweet and savoury treats to eat in or take-away. All of this combined, made for a perfect break. A massive thank you to every single one of you lovely people on the team, we will definitely be returning at the next opportunity we have.
Beautiful accommodation and location. Quiet and picturesque. Had everything we needed. Even milk in the fridge and a bottle of wine. The hot tub was easy to use and lovely to relax in. I would definitely recommend.
Absolutely wonderful place to stay and relax. Beautifully decorated throughout and very comfortable bed.
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Top Days Out Near The Levels at Strawberryfield Park
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of The Levels at Strawberryfield Park, with real driving times.
Cheddar Gorge & Caves
Sat nav: BS27 3QF
Towering limestone cliffs, stalactite-filled caves and the story of Cheddar Man, with climbing and escape rooms too.
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Cheddar Gorge is a dramatic limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills, with cliffs up to 137 metres deep. A day ticket covers Gough's Cave, Jacob's Ladder and the Museum of Prehistory. Gough's Cave is where Cheddar Man, Britain's oldest complete human skeleton, was found, and its stalactites and stalagmites were shaped by an underground river.
Tip: Arrive before 11am, especially in school holidays and on bank holidays, to find a parking space easily. Booking day tickets online in advance also saves money.
Gough's Cave
Sat nav: BS27 3QF
Walk into Cheddar Gorge's famous cave to see rock formations and learn about its Ice Age past.
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Gough's Cave sits in Cheddar Gorge on the Mendip Hills. The first 820 metres are open to the public as a show cave, and this stretch holds most of the cave's more spectacular formations. It runs on to Diamond Chamber, the end of the show cave today.
Tip: Combine your visit with the Cheddar Man and the Cannibals Museum in the Gorge, where you can see a replica of the Magdalenian remains.
Glastonbury Tor
Sat nav: BA6 8BG
A famous Somerset hill topped by a medieval tower, with wide views across the Levels and beyond.
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Glastonbury Tor is a conical hill rising from the Somerset Levels, topped by the roofless 15th-century tower of St Michael's Church. Excavations at the summit revealed the plans of two earlier churches on the site.
Tip: There is no parking at the Tor itself, so use the nearest fee-paying car park at Draper and Co on Chilkwell Street and walk, and keep your dog on a lead because sheep graze here.
SS Great Britain
Sat nav: BS1 6TY
Step aboard Brunel's pioneering iron ocean liner, sitting in the Bristol dry dock where she was built.
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SS Great Britain is a museum ship on Bristol's harbourside, designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel. When launched in 1843 she was the largest passenger ship in the world, and one of the first iron, propeller-driven ocean liners.
Tip: Parking is available at the Maritime Heritage Centre car park next to the site, and you pay at the ticket desks. The Long Ashton Park & Ride is an alternative Monday to Saturday.}
The Helicopter Museum
Sat nav: BS24 8PP
One of the world's largest collections of helicopters, with open cockpits and the chance to fly over the coast.
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The Helicopter Museum near Weston-super-Mare is billed as the largest dedicated helicopter collection in the world, with more than 80 helicopters and autogyros, civilian and military, on display under cover. Highlights include two Queen's Flight helicopters, the Westland Lynx G-LYNX that still holds the helicopter world speed record, a Vietnam-era Huey and a Russian Hind gunship.
Tip: Parking is free, and the museum is a few minutes from Junction 21 of the M5. Book air experience flights online in advance.
Bristol Zoo Project
Sat nav: BS10 7TP
A conservation park run by Bristol Zoological Society, with giraffes, cheetahs, gorillas and lemurs on a large countryside site.
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Bristol Zoo Project is a wildlife conservation park in South Gloucestershire, run by Bristol Zoological Society. It covers a large site, and its areas are designed to link ecosystems and conservation programmes around the world. Current areas include Bear Wood, Benoué National Park and Discover Madagascar.
The Roman Baths
Sat nav: BA1 1LZ
Walk around one of the best preserved Roman sites in the world, built around a natural hot spring.
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The Roman Baths are well-preserved Roman thermae in the city of Bath. A temple was built on the site in the first decades of Roman Britain, and the bathing complex grew up around the natural hot spring over the following centuries.
Tip: Book tickets in advance on the official website, romanbaths.co.uk, as advance prices are lower and it is the only genuine ticket seller.
The Bishop's Palace
Sat nav: BA5 2PD
A moated medieval palace beside Wells Cathedral, with a working drawbridge, ruined great hall and spring-fed grounds.
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The Bishop's Palace in Wells stands next to the cathedral and has been the residence of the bishops of Bath and Wells since the early thirteenth century. Its walls, gatehouse and moat were added in the 14th century, and you cross the moat by a bridge to the gatehouse, which has a drawbridge and portcullis.
Tip: Look up in the chapel and great hall areas for the stone bosses carved with oak leaves and the Green Man.
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