Central, sea front location
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Below is just a short list of places to go and enjoy in the area.
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Features
- Activities for all the family
- Beach front location
- Close to town
- Perfect base to explore:
- Bristol
- Bath
- Somerset
- Devon
- Dorset
- Cheddar Gorge
- Wookey Hole
- Clevedon
- Bath
- Longleat Safari Park
- Rich’s Cider
- City of Wells
- Glastonbury
- West Somerset Railway
- Fleet Air Arm Museum
- City of Bristol
Home of the world famous, spectacular caves and gorge, with cheese and sweet factories and all manner of novelty shops – visit the Dairy and Craft Village. www.cheddarcaves.co.uk
Described as Somerset’s hidden treasure. Also on site a Victorian paper mill where hand made paper continues to be made to the present day.
Home to Clevedon Court, a 14th century manor house.
You can also visit the National Trust’s Tyntesfield. A spectacular Victorian Gothic revival house with gardens and parkland.
With its Georgian Crescent, quaint streets and many shops. A World Heritage site with Britain’s finest Roaman remains and over 5,000 listed buildings.
Bath is also home to Britain’s orgiginal thermal spa. Thermae Bath Spa, Britain’ s only natural thermal spa, located in the historic city of Bath, offers traditional and state-of-the-art spa facilities.
Safari park and stately home of the Marquis of Bath, it offers a wonderland of attractions to suit all ages set in 900 acres of parkland.
For cider and scrumpy made from locally grown produce. The cider farm is a traditional working farm where you can visit and sample all our ciders before you buy. We also have a seventy seat restaurant that serves fresh, locally produced, home cooked food daily, and also caters for vegetarian and food allergies.
This medieval, cathedral city, steeped in history has many fascinating places of interest to visit, not least the Cathedral with its magnificent west front, it also contains the largest gallery of medieval sculpture in the world.
Home of the ancient abbey that is one of the oldest religious foundations in Britain. A place steeped in history and legend.
Twenty miles of stunning Somerset countryside and coastal scenery. There’s something for all the family on Britain’s longest and most lovingly restored heritage railway.
Concorde is just one of many historic aircraft on display, tracing the exhilarating story of aviation. Here you can see the largest naval aircraft collection in Europe.
With its cosmopolitan shopping centre, old port and the SS Great Britain.