- Hot tub
- Log burner
- Stunning views
- Great memories
- BBQs
“Tilbury Farm has exceptional charm and oozes comfort, good taste and luxury”
"Absolutely amazing, the views are amazing and the quality of the shepherd hut is top tier!"
"Great accommodation in a fantastic location with a helpful responsive host. Will definitely stay again."
Why stay
Nestled in a fold of the beautiful Quantock Hills and enjoying breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, eighteenth century Tilbury Farm offers a wonderful choice of varied luxury self-catering accommodation.
Explore the heart of the Quantocks & beyond
From your doorstep, discover a landscape of steam trains, historic castles, and hidden coastal coves. Hike the ridgeway to Will’s Neck for panoramic views, or head to the coast to paddleboard, kayak, and explore the fossils of Kilve Beach. Wander through the world-class Hestercombe Gardens or the medieval streets of Dunster.
After a day of adventure on the hills or the water, retreat to a wood-fired pub for locally sourced cider and a traditional cream tea. We provide all the maps and local guides you need to curate your perfect Somerset experience.
A true taste of Somerset on your doorstep
We are spoilt for choice with artisan farm shops, welcoming thatched inns, and acclaimed restaurants. Take a 10-minute stroll through quiet lanes to our local, The Rising Sun, or drive to Rumwell Farm Shop for the region’s finest local produce. From wood-fired pizzas at the Quantock Brewery to vibrant South Indian cuisine in Taunton, there is something for every palate.
Explore the traditional cider-making heritage at Sheppy’s, enjoy a scenic brunch at Meadow Somerset, or head to a coastal pub like The Hood Arms after a day at the beach. Whether you are seeking a fine dining experience in a historic coaching inn or a fresh haul from a Saturday farmers’ market, we’ll help you find the perfect spot to refuel.
Latest News
2019 has been a busy year for our bees at Tilbury Farm. After our first colony swarmed in 2017, we purchased two hives with resident bees and harvested our first crop in 2018.