We spent 7 nights in the submarine and absolutely loved it! The beds were super comfortable! Nice memory foam mattress on the double bed and the sofa/single bed was just as good. Toilets and showers were only a short walk away and always being cleaned & maintained by staff. The showers were powerful and hot no matter what time we went. We used the laundrette which helped us pack less as there wasn’t much room to store bags/cases. We used the child’s bunk bed for storage and all the space around the side of the double bed.. some stuff stayed in the boot of the car which was fine. We would definitely stay here again in the future

Can’t say anything really bothered us but maybe a parasol would have been nice. The stand for one was there but nothing else.

The submarine is quirky and surprisingly comfortable with everything we needed for a 2 night stay. The staff are fabulous and the location of the campsite is great for exploring Cheddar. My grandchildren didn’t want to leave! I would highly recommend 😊

It’s almost perfect, just a bit of a trek to the toilet block with young children in the dark..I can imagine it would be worse in wet weather! A little bridge over the river for a more direct route would be very handy. Would have liked a bit more choice of things in the little shop but as it’s not far to the village it isn’t a major problem. Unfortunately the on-site cafe wasn’t open which we didn’t know until we arrived.

Everything was amazing. From start to finish it was a complete blast. The views were incredible. Everyone on site is incredibly helpful and polite. The submarine was nothing short of magical!

If it weren't for this yellow little boat, we probably would’ve never discovered such a cozy town like Cheddar and its surroundings. In reality, it's just a repurposed lifeboat from a large ship. The biggest upside – this temporary shelter is located in a large campsite, so you can grill your own food, meet other fun people, sit by the campfire, and have a good time together. Just a 6-minute drive (or a 30-minute walk) away lies the well-known town of Cheddar, home to just under 10,000 people. It’s a familiar name because everyone has probably tasted Cheddar cheese at some point. It's the most popular cheese in the world, and it originated right here. It’s a point of pride for all of England, even though nowadays the largest producer is actually the U.S. But Cheddar is known for more than just cheese – it’s also famous for its ciders. The entire county of Somerset boasts a mild climate and clay-rich soil, which is ideal for special cider apple varieties (many of which are too bitter or sour to be eaten raw). All in all, it's a very interesting little town, full of charming local shops. And that’s not all! This small town also boasts the largest gorge in the UK! As a result, you can also find many caves here – and even go rope jumping inside them, similar to bungee jumping from a bridge, only in total darkness! This activity (called the Black Cat Freefall) costs £35 per person. By the way, in one of these caves (Gough’s Cave), the oldest nearly complete human skeleton ever found in Britain was discovered – also known as Cheddar Man.

The biggest downside – during the day it gets unbearably hot inside, making it nearly impossible to stay in.