Splotts Moor

Splotts Moor is a family-owned and -operated events venue and guesthouse in the shadow of
Glastonbury's Tor. It is a former working dairy farm located on the outskirts of legendary
Glastonbury. The rolling fields and beautiful woods around us have been in the White family
for generations. Since 2012, the family have operated our home as a guesthouse and events
venue. 
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Over the years, we have put our heart and soul into our business. We've added a custom-built
marquee, a traditional stone circle, the famous Glastonbury Festival Ent (see blog!) and much
more. We have also worked hard to make our guesthouse a snug, restful place, with its boho-chic
décor and flourishing country garden.
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We are proudly eco-conscious; Splotts Moor is partly powered by photovoltaic (solar)
technology, and everything that can be reused and recycled, is! In 2002, we turned 25 acres into woodland - a haven for wildlife. 
The Splotts Moor farmhouse was built in 1977 by Hilary and Gordon, of stone salvaged from
the ruins of poet Alice Buckton's Tor House, which stood next to Glastonbury's world-famous
Chalice Well for well over 200 years.
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With its marriage of old and new, modern and ancient, Splotts Moor is an ideal place to create
your own new memories and to celebrate once-in-a-lifetime events.