It’s New Year’s Eve and we’ve somehow decided that camping in a campervan in Somerset—at minus 2/3 degrees—is a good idea. In this video we head to Tucker’s Grave Inn & Campsite, an old-school, no-frills kind of place that’s more about countryside vibes and a proper pub atmosphere than big-ticket parties. We show you what it’s like arriving in winter (including the reality of muddy fields and getting yourself a bit… stuck), what the hardstanding area looks like, and why so many vans turn up here when there’s live music on. On the way, we have a proper vanlife moment: we accidentally turn the “cooler box” into a heater, and a can of Coke explodes all over the dashboard (thankfully it was zero sugar). Then it’s into the pub for genuinely good-value food, a cracking atmosphere as everyone loosens up, and a simple countdown into 2026. Next morning, we’re dealing with the classic winter camping challenge—traction—and you’ll see people helping each other push vans out, which is honestly one of the best bits about campsites like this. We finish with a scenic drive past Pilton and views over to Glastonbury Tor, plus a few thoughts on why getting out into the UK countryside still feels like a bit of an adventure—even when it’s freezing.