The Middlewick

About The Middlewick

The Middlewick sits at the foot of Glastonbury Tor on a former working farm that has welcomed visitors on this spot since 1656. Since the 1980s the farm buildings have been steadily converted into a self-catering holiday resort spread across sixteen acres of gardens and paddocks, offering one of the more unusual upmarket stays in the area.

Sixteen individual properties are available, from historic stone cottages converted from farmhouses and barns and sleeping between two and eight people, to modern wooden cabins for couples and glamping pods with decked fronts for a simpler stay. Every property is self-catering, and many are dog-friendly, with free high-speed Wi-Fi and EV charging points available throughout the grounds.

On site, guests have access to an indoor swimming pool, steam room and a full spa with treatment rooms converted from shepherd's huts, plus a yoga studio for those looking to combine a Glastonbury visit with genuine relaxation. An award-winning café and farm shop serves breakfast and lunch daily, and the extensive gardens and paddocks make this a particularly good base for families or groups wanting space, while remaining a short walk or drive from the Abbey and high street.