Log Cabins to RentIt's not all Wurzels and cider! With its dramatic coastline, wild moors of Exmoor National Park, tranquil willow producing wetlands, harbours, marinas and ancient woodlands, Somerset is a wonderful area to explore. Great for cycle routes, scenic walks and wildlife watching.
Everett House offers a stunning new-build development situated in the picturesque Bath countryside on the site of an old horse stable. Offering unbeatable southward-facing views of the surrounding hills and valleys, Everett House provides a tranquil escape for up to twelve guests, making it an ideal choice for large families or groups seeking to explore Bath's history and its breathtaking countryside. The main highlight of Everett House is its large open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, designed to maximise the spectacular views and create a warm and inviting space for gatherings. The modern and fully equipped kitchen features high-end fixtures, appliances, and a spacious island/breakfast bar, perfect for preparing substantial meals for the entire group. The dining table comfortably seats eight, allowing guests to relish home-cooked meals while admiring the panoramic valley views. The generous living area offers a sociable space for relaxation, where guests can unwind or open the patio doors to embrace the refreshing afternoon sun. The bedrooms are thoughtfully distributed throughout the property, with four of them located in the western wing. The master bedroom features a super-king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom offers comfortable twin single beds, while the third bedroom provides a standard double bed. The fourth bedroom boasts a large king-size bed and an en-suite bathroom. Bedroom five, situated on the north side, offers twin single beds. Additionally, the playroom can be used as a sixth bedroom or kept for the kids, as it includes a fold-up sofa bed. Sustainability was a priority in the construction of Everett House, with all electricity sourced from renewable sources and no use of fossil fuels. Triple-glazed windows and air-source heat pump technology contribute to its eco-friendly design. The property also supports local suppliers and minimises single-use plastic waste through eco-conscious practices. The property is also equipped with ample private parking and a secure garden area, including a delightful patio for outdoor enjoyment. Nestled in the intimate valley of Charlcombe, just north of Bath, Everett House is surrounded by ten acres of private meadow and ancient woodland. Guests can revel in the lush valleys, hillside pastures, and far-reaching views, all while being a mere three miles away from Bath's city centre. Everett House offers families and groups an elegant and sustainable retreat in the enchanting Bath countryside. With its breathtaking views, spacious interiors, and proximity to both city amenities and natural beauty, this property promises an unforgettable stay in the heart of this historic city.
Nestled amidst the picturesque Bath countryside, Everett House enjoys a prime location that seamlessly blends tranquillity with accessibility. This stunning new-build development is perched on the site of an old horse stable, providing guests with a unique and idyllic setting to explore the rich history of Bath and the surrounding natural beauty. Situated above the Bath valley, Everett House boasts unbeatable southward-facing views, offering a captivating panorama of the surrounding hills and lush landscapes. The property's elevated position provides a sense of serenity, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the natural splendour and escape the hustle and bustle of city life. Everett House is situated within ten acres of private meadow and ancient woodland, creating a secluded and peaceful sanctuary for guests to unwind and connect with nature. The expansive grounds present opportunities for leisurely walks, picnics, and moments of quiet contemplation, making it an ideal escape for those seeking a respite from urban living. The intimate valley of Charlcombe cradles Everett House, evoking a sense of intimacy and charm. This tiny village is home to a delightful 12th Century church, adding historical charm to the surrounding countryside. Guests can enjoy strolls through the quaint village, relishing in the simple pleasures of a bygone era. Despite the idyllic countryside setting, Everett House's unique location provides the convenience of being just a stone's throw away from the vibrant city of Bath. With the city centre a mere three miles away, guests can easily access its bustling streets, cultural attractions, and iconic landmarks. This proximity offers the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and urban exploration, allowing guests to delve into Bath's rich history and immerse themselves in its captivating heritage. For those seeking local charm and convenience, the renowned Hare & Hounds pub is within walking distance of Everett House, providing an authentic taste of the region's hospitality. The trendy village of Larkhall offers an array of cafes, restaurants, delis, butchers, and fresh produce, ensuring that guests have everything they need within reach. Everett House's location offers a harmonious fusion of natural beauty and accessibility. Surrounded by lush valleys and rolling pastures with breathtaking views, guests can relish in the tranquillity of the Bath countryside, all while being in close proximity to the city's vibrant energy and historical treasures. Whether seeking relaxation or exploration, Everett House presents an exceptional retreat for an unforgettable stay in this charming region.
Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, South West of England
From £945
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This delightful, wooden lodge set on the owner's smallholding in Hewish, sleeps six people in three bedrooms.
Harvester Lodge is a welcoming wooden chalet set on the owner's peaceful smallholding in Hewish near Weston super Mare. With three bedrooms, one an en-suite, and a separate family bathroom, the property can sleep six people. There's also a welcoming open plan living area with kitchen, dining area and sitting area. Outside, there is decked veranda outside, where you can sit and watch the wildlife, along with ample off road parking. Harvester Lodge provides friends and families with a fantastic place for a holding.
Amenities: Gas central heating with electric fire. Electric oven, gas hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, 2 x TVs with Freeview, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off road parking for 2 cars. Decked balcony with furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 2 miles, pub 10 mins walk. Note: Although all ground floor, this property is not suitable for wheelchair users. Note: Unfenced lake next to lodge, children to be supervised at all times. This property does not allow bookings for groups of workers
Region: Somerset offers 3 areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - the Quantock, Mendip and Blackdown Hills. Lose yourself in the glory of nature, take a ride on a steam train, visit a traditional farmers market or explore your mystical side at Glastonbury.
Town: Hewish is a small village on the A370, just over six miles from the popular seaside resort town of Weston-super-Mare. Hewish is home to a traditional pub and carvery where you are assured of a good welcome. A large range of shops including a supermarket can be found in nearby Congresbury, which is also the home of the North Somerset Butterfly House. A great holiday destination for both the very active or those wishing to enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Located on a lake, this lodge is in Puxton, a neighborhood in Weston-super-Mare. International Helicopter Museum and Time Machine Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Clevedon Court and King John's Hunting Lodge. Traveling with kids? Consider Bounce, or check out an event or a game at Action Centre. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
Watchet, Somerset, South West of England
From £1603
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This delightful, character barn conversion in Washford sleeps eight in four bedrooms.
Hazel Lodge is a detached barn conversion, in the expansive grounds of Shells Cottage in Washford. With four bedrooms, two first floor twins, and a double and a twin on the ground floor, it sleeps eight comfortably. There is also a wet room on both the ground and first floor, and an open plan living area on the ground floor, with a kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with woodburner. There is also a kitchenette on the first floor. Outside there is off road parking and a decked area with private hot tub, as well as access to the acres of grounds. The unusual layout of the cabin means that the first floor is only accessible by an external staircase. Hazel Lodge is a great base for two families travelling together, or older siblings that wish for privacy. Please note - charging for electric cars is not permitted. Charging available in Minehead (10 mins away).
Amenities: Electric radiators with woodburner. Ground floor: Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, Smart TV with Freeview, Netflix (please bring your own login details). . First floor: Breakfast bar, kettle, fridge, TV with Freeview, DVD & Satellite WiFi. Fuel, power and starter pack for woodburner inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Travel Cot and highchair on request (Cot bedding not provided). Off road parking for 3 cars. Private decked patio with seating, BBQ and hot tub. One well-behaved pet welcome. Sorry, no smoking. Shop and pub 1 mile. Note: The first floor is only accessible by the external staircase. Note: The owners are members of BISHTA (British and Irish Spa and Hot Tub Association). Please note - charging for electric cars is not permitted.Charging available in Minehead (10 mins away)
Region: Somerset offers 3 areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty - the Quantock, Mendip and Blackdown Hills. Lose yourself in the glory of nature, take a ride on a steam train, visit a traditional farmers' market or explore your mystical side at Glastonbury.
Town: The rural village of Washford in Somerset is situated on the A39 between Minehead and Bridgwater. Two miles away is the pretty coastal port of Watchet, plus the stunning Exmoor National Park and The Quantock Hills are close by. There are many coastal and inland villages to explore in the area and the busy resort of Minehead offers a sandy beach, golf course and traditional seaside attractions.
Located in Watchet, this cabin is in a rural area. Cleeve Abbey and Nettlecombe Court are local landmarks, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Wimbleball Lake Activities Centre and Oatley Vineyard. Traveling with kids? Consider The Chocolate House and Blenheim Gardens.
Detached single-storey cedarwood lodge - sleeping 6 + Travel Cot
Superb accommodation in tranquil lakeside setting.
One of only three lodges, in 10 acres of private grounds, and sharing this exceptionally attractive location surrounded by private pastureland and beautiful rolling Exmoor countryside. The village pub serving homemade food is within a 10 minute stroll, with shop selling basic provisions for touring site also nearby. Set 3 miles equidistant from Dulverton and Bampton, Exebridge offers a most attractive location for those seeking rural tranquillity. Magnificent walking and riding country, with coarse fishing freely available from owners private lake (also used by local anglers). Wimbleball Reservoir offering wind surfing and fishing is 2 miles distant, with trout fishing also available within 5 minutes walk. Dunster, with its fine castle and reputation as being the "prettiest village on Exmoor", is just a 20 minute scenic drive, whilst the coastal town of Minehead, and further beaches at Blue Anchor Bay and the famously picturesque Weir at Porlock are also easily accessible.
The lodge has been built to exacting specification, and has been finished to exceptionally high standards, with a relaxing oriental theme. Accommodation is beautifully furnished and well equipped, including natural wood flooring and gas central heating throughout, for year round warmth. Three delightful bedrooms - beautifully appointed double with draped four-poster bed and TV, and two twin bedded rooms. Spacious, high quality bathroom/wc with luxury jacuzzi bath and large walk-in shower. Very spacious and attractively furnished living/dining room with cream leather suite, satellite TV, DVD, CD player, iPod docking station and Wi-Fi connection. Dining area with seating for 6. Fully fitted kitchen area with elec cooker, gas hob, microwave and slimline dishwasher. Utility room/wc with washing machine, tumble dryer and vanity unit. Magnificent lake and countryside views can be enjoyed from the property, with French doors leading onto verandah with table, chairs and calming water feature. Private lawned area to side and parking for 2/3 cars.
Bed linen and towels inclusive * One dog welcome * Free coarse fishing available (carp up to 28lb, roach, bream and tench) * All fuel costs inclusive * Ramp for approach steps available on request *Free Wi-Fi Broadband available *
Nyland, Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £1722
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Four bedroom lodge - Sleeps 10 - Pet friendly lodge.
Hillside lodge is the perfect place for groups to come together, whether that's hen groups, special birthday celebrations, friends or families taking a break away to enjoy each others company. With the spacious open plan living area with dining and seating for 10, its great for entertaining. With a large seating area for 10 outside and your own private hot tub, makes a great place to chill and socialise.
The shared seasonal outdoor pool is a great place to come together, relax and soak up the sun. Tor Farm is a perfect place to explore the surrounding area for walks with your loved ones (including those four pawed).
Rooms
Bedroom 1 - King size bed with Shower ensuite
Bedroom 2- Twin beds (Zip & Link into Super King bed)
Bedroom 3 - Twin beds (Zip and Link into Super King bed)
Main Shower room
Bedroom 4 - King size bed plus bunk beds with ensuite shower
Open plan Kitchen, diner, lounge
Features
Wood burner
Complementary Wi-Fi
Private Hot tub
Seasonal shared swimming pool (May - September)
Each lodge has a separate BBQ Station
Flat screen TV's (with Free View) in all bedrooms and lounge
Patio area with furniture
Double glazed and centrally heated
Bed linen, duvet and 2 towels (per person) provided
Pots, pans, cutlery, utensils, crockery and glasses provided
Large fridge freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer
Additional Information
- Lodge suitable for dogs, please select option on booking form
- Please advise at booking if 2nd bedroom is to be king bed, if not requested in advance default will be twin beds
- Check-in between 3-7pm on day of arrival, contactless check in available for late check ins please advise at booking
- Check out 10am except on Sundays when check out is extended to 3pm.
- For group bookings of 10 or more - please ring to discuss before booking online
- We ask that there should be no loud noise be it from voices or music outside after 10pm, so as not to disturb other residents who wish to be quiet. If you are using the hot tub, be aware that noise travels in the still of the night, so please respect other guests who are here for a peaceful break away from it all
Located in Cheddar, this cabin is in a rural area. Wells & Mendip Museum and Lake Village Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Cheddar Crazy Golf and Coombes Cider Farm. Ashton Windmill and The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Co. are also worth visiting. Enjoy the area's slopes with skiing, and don't miss out on the sledding.
Home Orchard with its thatched roof, stone floors and oak studded doors is full of character and charm.
Very spacious and comfortable with open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, whitewashed walls and warm toasty aga.
There are two bedrooms with deep mattresses, 400 thread count cotton bedding, and super fluffy pillows, so you can settle in and truly relax. The first bedroom has a French style king-sized bed. The second bedroom can be arranged as a superking-sized double or as two single beds.
On the first floor you can find the bathroom which holds a large, walk-in rain-head shower. The house has a dual aspect open plan living/dining/kitchen area for four people. The sitting area has comfortable sofas and is equipped with a 42′ flatscreen TV. The kitchen area is modern and well equipped with a large central island, an electric two oven Aga, microwave, dishwasher, a large fridge-freezer and a washer-drier.
The house has a courtyard with an outdoor table and private parking area for two cars. The two front doors open out to the good-sized sheltered courtyard with outdoor table and chairs for alfresco eating or just enjoying a morning coffee. There is a private parking area with space for two cars. The courtyard is fully enclosed and is a safe place for little people and four legged friends!
Home Orchards rural location makes it a great escape for those looking for a countryside bolt-hole, with two great pubs within a short walk and things to see and do nearby, and convenient shopping at the village shop or in the quaint town of Ilminster just 2 miles away.
Home Orchard is situated in the heart of Broadway, a peaceful village surrounded by fields and woods that are perfect for countryside walks and bicycle rides due to the myriad of local country lanes and footpaths.
Within a few minutes walking distance are two pubs: The Bell Inn, Broadway and The Five Dials at Horton. There are several others a little further afield but nevertheless worth the visit.
Nearby the cottage are Dillington House and Barrington Court, two National Trust historic homes with beautiful gardens open to the public. Dillington House being 6.4 km away by car and Barrington Court being 12.4km.
There are several local cider producers whose orchards and presses are worth seeing close by. Perry's Cider Mill in Dowlish Wake has a small museum on offer and open all year round besides Christmas Day. There is also The Somerset Cider Brandy Company over at Burrow Hill that offers tastings and guided tours a little further field.
A little further away the beach at Lyme Regis and walks along the Jurassic coastline are 40mins or so to the South.
Living Room Open plan with the kitchen and dining areas Access to the starlit courtyard with a private, partially sunken hot tub Fabric sofa and two armchairs, seating five Designer fabric foot cubes Wall mounted Bang and Olufsen TV and audio system with Apple TV and Bluetooth functions Kitchen/Utility Large open plan kitchen and dining area Access to the decked terrace via sliding doors Fully equipped modern kitchen with breakfast bar and two stools Daulit kettle and toaster and Dualit 3 in 1 coffee machine (compatible with Nespresso coffee pods) Single NEFF oven with hob and grill, integral NEFF microwave and NEFF fridge freezer and dishwasher Integral wine cooler fridge Dining Room/Area Open plan with kitchen and living area Access to small terrace area with bistro set, ideal for al fresco dining Wooden table and chairs, seating four Master Bedroom Spacious Master bedroom with super king size bed Two wall mounted bedside tables with lamps Access to the decking area and private, partially sunken hot tub Built in wardrobe with shelving and dressing table with mirror and a lamp Wall mounted smart TV En-suite Bedroom 2 Zip & link twin beds (can be configured as a super king upon request) Access to the exterior terrace with a bistro dining set, seating two Wall mounted bedside tables with lamps Wall mounted smart TV Built in wardrobe with plenty of shelving, hanging space and a full length mirror En-suite Bathroom One En-suite to the master bedroom Villeroy and Boch shower room with featured Moroccan tiling Walk in rainfall shower, heated towel rail and LED heated mirror Wash basin, WC and shaver point Bathroom Two En-suite to bedroom two Villeroy and Boch shower room with featured Moroccan tiling Walk in rainfall shower, heated towel rail and LED heated mirror Wash basin, WC and shaver point Outdoors Communal parkland and small orchard for all guests Large private decking around the lodge with
Cheddar, Somerset, South West of England
From £1204
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This uniquely styled eco lodge brings a taste of Morocco to the Somerset countryside. Chic furnishings and ultra-modern appliances lend a luxurious quality to this lovely home which has a bright and spacious interior and a large outdoor deck complete with a feature-tiled courtyard and a gorgeous hot tub.
Two large en-suite bedrooms mean oodles of space for two couples or a family, and some of this home's features include a Bang and Olufsen audio system, Apple TV, NEFF kitchen appliances and Villeroy and Boch shower room suites.
Strawberryfield Park is set within 4 acres of countryside so walking boots are a must if you're fond of the Great Outdoors. Or for something a little less energetic why not sample a few great local dishes at the site's very own Cider Barn.
Security Deposit
We ask our guests for a £125 security deposit, pre-authorised against your credit card. This is in case there is any damage to the property during your stay. The money is simply reserved and then released afterwards if there is no damage. We will contact you nearer the time of your arrival to arrange this.
Pets: 2 Pets permitted. Please advise the Luxury Coastal team directly if you would like us to host your pet after completing your booking. A charge of £40 per pet per stay/week will be applicable and required before your stay. We will arrange and invoice with you directly upon booking confirmation.
Located in Cheddar, this cabin is in a rural area. King John's Hunting Lodge and Wells Bishop's Palace are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Mendip Hills and Ebbor Gorge. Looking to enjoy an event or a game while in town? See what's happening at Action Centre or Somerset Speedway.
With spectacular views from spacious terraces and Art Deco-inspired interiors, this colorful, characterful property offers a fantastic entertaining space for a group of eight to enjoy a holiday to remember in the pretty town of Cheddar.
Cut into the rocks with a striking reservoir view, the property welcomes you in with a sweeping staircase leading to the striking open-plan living space, with plenty of light pouring in from the floor-to-ceiling windows that allow guests to enjoy the beautiful views. Plush sofas, colorful walls, soft furnishings, and a feature fireplace make this a great space to entertain, with French doors that you can throw open to the terrace outside. Mealtimes can be enjoyed around a modern ten-seater dining table or moved to the gleaming modern kitchen where a further ten-seater table awaits, offering guests plenty of options and spaces to come together.
The kitchen itself is decked out with a number of modern Neff appliances, including two dishwashers, a large American-style fridge freezer with ice and cold-water dispenser, and a modern central island with more seating, a great space to grab a coffee and enjoy a morning pastry or two.
Kids will love the games room with Wall Pong and a pool table, an excellent space to spend a rainy day. If the sun shines, there is a choice of two outdoor terrace spaces to really step out in style and make the most of the lovely views across the valley.
The sleeping accommodation is spread over four colorful bedrooms with Smart TVs and linens included. The master suite has an excellent en-suite with a bath and shower, plus an opulent dressing room area. Meanwhile, a further two super-king rooms with en-suites benefit from access to a private terrace, a great place to take your morning cup of tea and breathe in the fresh morning air. An additional twin bedroom is great for singles and can also be made into a super-king upon request.
After an excellent night's sleep, why not slip out to the main terrace and enjoy a morning dip in the hot tub? A whole day can be happily spent out in this lovely space, with views for miles, chairs to recline in, kid's games, and a great BBQ and outdoor dining space.
With the stunning Cheddar Gorge moments away, the pretty town of Glastonbury, and the striking Cathedral City of Wells all within driving distance, there are plenty of spots to get out and explore if you can tempt yourself away from the characterful luxury of Honeysuckle Hideout.
Set in the natural beauty of the Cheddar Valley, this lovely holiday home is well-placed to get out and explore the fantastic local area. The most iconic of which is the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Cheddar Gorge and Caves. With awe-inspiring cliffs and subterranean wonders in the caves below, it's an undisputed must-see when in the area. Not only does it hold fantastic exhibits on the ancestral history of the caves, but it also offers an opportunity to get active and adventurous through rock climbing tours and excursions.
For a gentler day of sight-seeing, why not head to Wells Cathedral City, just over twenty minutes' drive away? The stunning Anglican Cathedral dates as far back as 1239 and has one of the oldest working clock mechanisms in Britain within its beautiful structure. For more historic inspiration, make sure you take a trip to Vicar's Close, believed to be the oldest residential street with original buildings survived to this day, dating back to the 14th Century.
The famous music festival town of Glastonbury is well worth a visit, any time of the year, with a rich history steeped in ancient myth. Believed to be King Arthur's burial place, Glastonbury Abbey's ruins are a fascinating display of 7th Century architecture, with museums and Iron Age exhibits found across the town celebrating its rich culture and history.
Just over an hour away is the lovely city of Bath, once a Roman spa retreat. Live it up like a Roman in the mineral-rich rooftop pool at Thermae Bath Spa, a fantastic spot to unwind in the heated water and take in the panoramic views. Then pay a visit to the historic Roman Baths, well-preserved thermae dating back to the Fifth Century AD. Although visitors cannot access the water, you can marvel at the Roman Temples, Sacred Spring, and survey historic artifacts at the museum.
Endless cultural opportunities await you, with The Jane Austen Centre a must for literary fans, with costumes on display and characters bringing to life the impact of the city of Bath on the famous author's work. If you visit in September, you may get a chance to experience the Jane Austen festival, including a Regency Costumed Promenade where hundreds of people take to the street in full Regency costume.
Nyland, CHeddar, Somerset, Somerset, South West of England
From £812
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Two Bedroom Lodge - Sleeps five - No Pets
Honeysuckle is a luxury lodge with hot tub located at Tor Farm, nestled at the base of Nyland Hill in the rural Somerset countryside, close to Cheddar Gorge. With beautiful countryside views from the decking you can truly feel away from it all, while relaxing in your own private hot tub.
Perfect for couples, families and friends wishing to get together in a beautiful rural location. With your own hot tub and barbeque station to relax and socialise around with the shared seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool adding to your break away.
Rooms
Master bedroom - King bed with ensuite bath
2nd bedroom - Twin (Zip & Link) with ensuite shower
All lodges have additional put up bed
Features
- Complementary Wi-Fi
- Each lodge has a private Hot tub
- Seasonal shared swimming pool (May - September)
- Each lodge has a separate BBQ Station
- Woodburner
- Flat screen TV's (with Free View) in all bedrooms and lounge
- Decking area with furniture
- Double glazed and centrally heated
- Bed linen, duvet and 2 towels (per person) provided
- Pots, pans, cutlery and glasses provided
- Each lodge has a fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine
Additional Information
- For 2 people or less 2nd bedroom will be locked for duration of stay. If both bedrooms required please select 3 or more guests at booking
- No Dogs allowed
- Please advise at booking if 2nd bedroom is to be king bed, if not requested in advance default will be twin beds
- Check-in between 3-7pm on day of arrival, contactless check in available for late check ins please advise at booking
- Check out 10am except on Sundays when check out is extended to 3pm.
- For group bookings of 5 or more - please ring to discuss before booking online
- We ask that there should be no loud noise be it from voices or music outside after 10pm, so as not to disturb other residents who wish to be quiet. If you are using the hot tub, be aware that noise travels in the still of the night, so please respect other guests who are here for a peaceful break away from it all
Located in Cheddar, this cabin is in a rural area. Cheddar Crazy Golf and Coombes Cider Farm are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Mendip Hills and Ebbor Gorge. Traveling with kids? Consider Ashton Windmill, or check out an event or a game at Action Centre. Sailing offers a great chance to get out on the surrounding water, or you can seek out an adventure with horse riding, cave exploring, and cycling nearby.
