| Within a 30 minute drive of Burcott Mill, you have access to some of Somerset's most wonderful countryside and villages. For more information, click on the relevant image. |
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Glastonbury Tor One of Somerset's most renowned landmarks, this prominent hill is wrapped in Arthurian legend and provides fantastic 360 degree views from the summit of the Isle of Avalon, Glasonbury and the Somerset Levels Opening Times: All year round Admission: Free but donations are appreciated |
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Cheddar and Cheddar Gorge This magnificent limestone gorge, carved into the southern slopes of the Mendip Hills reaches up to 500 feet in places. The sides of this ravine boast the highest inland cliffs in the country and are a must see for anyone visiting the area. Although you can drive through the gorge, we recommend buying a ticket which includes access to the caves, the museum, a cliff-top gorge walk and an open-top tour bus through the gorge - best dedicate a day to this if you can Opening Times: Open all year (except Christmas) - 10/10:30 to 17/17:30 Admission: Adults £16 / Child £10 / Family £42 |
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Street Home of Clark's Village - the UK's first purpose-built factory outlet shopping centre, converted from the old Clark's Shoe Factory and now houses numerous high street names, too many to mention. This place has a magnetic effect on all shopaholics looking for a bargain! Opening Times:Mon-Sat 09:00 - 18:00; Sundays 10:00 - 17:00 Admission: n/a |
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Glastonbury and Glastonbury Abbey Although famous for the festival (which is actually in nearby Pilton), Glastobury has a unique feel to it that has to be experienced! The main site of interest are the ruins of the old Abbey, dating back to the 7th Century and rumoured to be the burial site of king Arthur. Opening Times (Abbey): Approx 09:00 to 18:00 - see website for details Admission (Abbey): Adults £5 / Child £3 / Family £14.50 |