Somerset

Alices Aunt · 1 Mar 21, 08:48 AM

I’ve booked to go to Somerset for a week from 16 April and wondering what there is to do. I asked on Facebook and a lot of the answers like wookyhole are still closed so I thought I’d ask the Dibb especially after the Northumbria suggestions last year worked so well.

Just 2 adults in an EV but we have a cottage with a charge point so have quite a range.

I can’t believe how much I am looking forward to this holiday.

Thanks all

400ixl · 1 Mar 21, 08:59 AM

Cheddar Gorge would be a must for me.

evergreen · 1 Mar 21, 10:22 AM

Western Suoer Mare drive to see the old Pier, Bath you could still the houses

Scaramouche · 1 Mar 21, 10:26 AM

Whereabouts in Somerset?

Noah’s Ark farm - North Somerset
Cheddar Gorge could still be closed - they made all their staff redundant and don’t keep their social media up to date. IF it’s open, it’s worth going.
Glastonbury Tor
Bath (it’s not as far as it sounds, same council as North East Somerset)
Tyntesfield - National Trust in North Somerset
Quantocks

Pookie3101 · 1 Mar 21, 10:30 AM

Depending on where you are staying in Somerset, Dunster is a medieval village and lovely place to visit. The castle and its grounds are lovely to look round.

Alices Aunt · 7 Mar 21, 03:36 AM

Thanks guys, we are staying at Winscombe. I’ll have a look at these suggestions.

rking89 · 18 Mar 21, 01:08 PM

Wells is a nice day out too. Have a walk around the cathedral and the Bishops Palace. (Its where Hot Fuzz was filmed if thats your sort of film). Cheddar to walk and drive through the Gorge is nice and cheese tasting. Weston is nice enough and 10 minutes from Winscombe. Cider tasting at Thatchers is also good if they are doing their tours. Or a meal in the Railway pub in Sandford.

themeparksandy · 24 Mar 21, 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by Pookie3101

Depending on where you are staying in Somerset, Dunster is a medieval village and lovely place to visit. The castle and its grounds are lovely to look round.

Also if you do go here pop into Minehead which is only a 5 min drive from Dunster. Lovely beach, Good prices cream teas and some nice restaurants and a Wetherspoons.

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	1 Mar 21, 08:59 AM 400ixl Imagineer
400ixl Imagineer Join Date: Mar 12	Cheddar Gorge would be a must for me.

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Pookie3101 Imagineer Join Date: May 14 Pookie3101's Reviews Hotel Reviews: 2 Restaurant Reviews: 6	Depending on where you are staying in Somerset, Dunster is a medieval village and lovely place to visit. The castle and its grounds are lovely to look round. __________________ Sarah DLP NBC - 2008, DLP SL- 2009, DLP SL, 2010. AKL - 2014, POR - 2016

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	18 Mar 21, 01:08 PM rking89 Getting Excited
rking89 Getting Excited Join Date: Oct 18 Location: Somerset	Wells is a nice day out too. Have a walk around the cathedral and the Bishops Palace. (Its where Hot Fuzz was filmed if thats your sort of film). Cheddar to walk and drive through the Gorge is nice and cheese tasting. Weston is nice enough and 10 minutes from Winscombe. Cider tasting at Thatchers is also good if they are doing their tours. Or a meal in the Railway pub in Sandford.