Cheddar Mendip Heights Camping and Caravanning Club Site sits half a mile northwest of Priddy, the highest village in the Mendips, within the Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Three fields accommodate up to 90 units — some on slightly sloping grass, others on hardstanding — with 76 electric hook-ups (16A). Field margins are kept natural to encourage wildlife, and nest boxes are installed in mature trees bordering the site.

The location places visitors midway between Cheddar Gorge and Wells, with easy access to Bronze Age burial mounds, the Priddy Circles, Roman lead workings, and Swildons Hole cave system nearby. The site also sits on the Padstow–Bristol Sustrans Cycle Route 3.

Non-members are welcome and may join on arrival.