Wookey Hole Caves includes over 20 fantastic attractions in the one ticket price. Amazing Caves & Tunnels; 4D Cinema & Witch’s Laboratory; Valley of the Dinosaurs; King Kong; Fairy Gardens; Dino Dig; Cave Diving Museum; Cave Museum; Paper Making Demonstrations; Paper Making Museum.

This is just over 30 minutes drive from us, they always have events throughout the year so it is worth checking their website for any of these before planning a visit.

The Fleet Air Arm Museum, Somerset; Europe’s largest naval aviation collection of helicopters and fixed wing aircraft, the flying arm of the Royal Navy.

The UK’s largest collection of the greatest cars from around the world with over 400 amazing cars and bikes from the dawn of motoring in the late 1800s through nostalgic classics of the 1950s and 1960s, glorious Bentleys and Rolls Royces to world renowned super cars.

Explore one of Britain’s most spectacular natural landmarks. From its awe-inspiring cliffs to its extraordinary subterranean stalactite show caves. Cheddar Gorge & Caves holds many fascinating secrets about our prehistoric ancestors, and is an international centre for caving and rock climbing.

Ham Hill is a brilliant place to take the children and for a walk with dogs or just yourselves, under 25 minutes tor drive from us.

A 164 hectare (390 acre) Country Park centred on an Iron Age hill fort, which is managed by South Somerset District Council. There is extensive free car parking on site and plenty of open hilly landscape to explore, as well as shady woodlands and interesting old quarry areas.

Ham Hill is now designated as a Local Nature Reserve (it is a Country Park too!). This gives the land a higher level of protection. In 2009 Ham Hill received Country Park Accreditation; a national standard set by Natural England.

There is also a pub – The Prince of Wales if you wish to stop off for a drink or a spot of lunch

Glastonbury Tor is one of the most famous landmarks in Somerset, if not the whole of the West Country.

It’s not just famous because it can be seen for miles and miles around, but also because it has huge spiritual significance for many people.

The conical shape of Glastonbury Tor is natural. Thousands of years ago it was an island. Before modern drainage, the Tor in winter would have towered above the flooded Somerset Levels.

The terracing on the hillside has been dated to Neolithic times, around the same time as when Stonehenge was constructed. It has been suggested that the terraces form a kind of maze that guided pilgrims up the sacred hill.

The hill has a long religious history with evidence of Pagan and early Christian settlement on it.

If you walk to the top of of it today you will find the partial ruins of a church.

The tor is just outside of Street in Glastonbury, approximately 15 minutes from us

Beautiful thatched family run pub, set in charming Somerset countryside. Adam and Cinzia have created an inspiring place to dine and stay. Adam creates global inspired dishes that have wonderful thought and passion.
Revamped old English comfort food to light southern Italian dishes.

Approx 10 minute drive

Tom Blake (formerly head chef at River Cottage) leads our kitchen team alongside head chef, Ashley Brill. The menu is fresh, simple, local and special. Working with some exceptional local suppliers, the team’s aim is to demonstrate just how good West Country food can be.

The Firehouse Somerset is a Village pub in Curry Rivel (only a few miles from Somerton) that has been lovingly restored with a modern twist yet full of traditional charm.

They are passionate about creating homemade, fresh food using the finest locally sourced ingredients. Enjoy the theatre of our pizza oven as you are greeted at the door.

They have an array of interesting fine wines, local ciders and real ales for you to experience in the warmth of an armchair next to one of our wood burners.

They regularly hold Quiz Nights so make sure you check the website for any updates.

They are also now offering Take Away Pizzas to collect!

Living Pretty is set in the heart of the Somerset Levels (Curry Rivel) only a few miles from us, offering amazing Afternoon Teas and other selections of food for day time meals.

There is a vast collection of shabby chic and vintage style pieces from floral and striped cushions to pretty lamps, polkadot pottery, stunning throws, painted furniture, cosy armchairs and many more decorative accessories.

Opening Times
Mon to Fri – 9am – 4pm
Sat – 8am – 4pm
Sunday – 9-12pm BRUNCH

Booking is advisable but not essential

There are various cafes/resturants located in Street not far from Clarks Village, just over 15 minutes drive from Somerton, whether you are looking for a sit down meal or a grab and go option there are plenty of options:

• Tamburino Village
• Burns the Bread
• Puddys
• Greggs
• The Village Cafe
• The Lantokay (Wetherspoons)
• The Bear Inn
• West End Fish & Chips
• McDonalds
• Thai Elephant Restaurant & Takeaway

Have you ever visited a market town and had that “déjà vu” moment, where it appears the same High Street retailers are represented? Not in Glastonbury, very much an independent High Street with shops selling wonderful and creative items, gifts and accessories. Crystals, crafts, art, spiritual books located amongst a florist, a butcher, a baker and even a candlestick-maker!

With over 90 stores to choose from, Clarks Village makes a great day out. Whether it’s a shopping trip with a friend or the whole family, you are sure to find something for everyone, located just over 15 minutes away from us.

Enjoying a spectacular rural location, Clarks Village is a haven for smart shoppers in the South West of England. Over 90 stores showcase some of the most desirable designer & high street fashion and lifestyle brands, offering savings of up to 60% off all year round. 

There are lots of brilliant shops for all ages including a brand new play area located outside Costa

Before you set off be sure to check any events or additional discounts:

https://clarksvillage.co.uk/whats-on

Use postcode: BA16 0BB