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Burrowhayes is next to a road but it's more of a country lane rather than a road.  You'll probably get traffic during the day but I would say hardly anything during the night.

We stayed at Lowtrow Cross last year - tiny site, very few pitches and in the middle of nowhere - next to a road but it's a country road so very quiet by night - so very peaceful.  Right next door to a pub but we didn't go in the pub.

All of the locations you have chosen are rural, so I would say the same for all of them to be honest - traffic by day but minimal by night.   Why not take a look on google maps/earth and see the nearest road to the parks.

I agree about Old Oaks, we visit several times a year it's very quiet there.  Top site!

2 more you may want to add to your "possibles" list are:

Gamlins Farm, Greenham Nr Wellington - rural, countryside site.  Basic site on farm but has really good reviews and is a very good price situated to the Somerset/Devon border so ideal if you're looking at exploring South West Somerset and if you wanted to pop into Devon as the caravan site is about 15 minutes from the M5

Thorney Lakes, Nr Langport - again rural & set within the Somerset Levels.  Laid back quiet site, fishing lakes on site and endless walks around the farmer's fields if you have dogs.  Closest villages/towns - Langport & Martock.

Would like to suggest Batcombe Vale, beautiful site nestled in a very quiet valley - small and basic facilities and really lovely people running it.  Fishing lakes plus a lake with massive ornamental carp that you can row on - free boats.  You pay for fishing. 

Idyllic.