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LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
The Clifton Suspension Bridge
The SS Great Britain
The Roman Baths
Wells Cathedral
Park Farm Country Cottages are perfectly located for those who value the peace and tranquility of the countryside and yet wish to explore the many attractions that Bristol, Bath, Wells and the surrounding area have to offer.
Within 30 minute walk of the cottages is the ancient stone circle and toll house at Stanton Drew and Maes Knoll Tump an iron age hill-fort from which there are panoramic views of Bristol, The Severn Bridge/Estuary as well as the Chew Valley with it's lakes! Maes Knoll Tump is part of the 3 Peaks Circular Walk, (Forest of Avon) the Community Forest Path also passes through the farm, as well as the National Cycle Route 3.
The village of Chew Magna (5 min drive, 25 min walk) is our very attractive local centre, and has an interesting history. It was once a thriving woollen centre, it has raised pavements and many listed buildings, from pretty cottages to large Georgian houses and medieval buildings.
Chew Magna has 3 pubs all serving good food, a good village food store, a traditional butcher, a bank, a post office/gift shop and a cafe/gift shop, and is an excellent place to wander and explore.
Chew Valley Lake (2.5 miles) along with it's sister lakes are very popular with anglers and birdwatchers, with over 260 types of birds have been recorded there, the restaurant and picnic facilities at Chew Valley and Blagdon Lakes provide a lovely setting for refreshment perhaps followed by a walk along a waterside trail.
Bristol (6.5 miles)
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Clifton suspension Bridge. www.clifton-suspension-bridge.org.uk
The symbol of Bristol built by Brunel to span the Avon Gorge in1830.
S.S Great Britian. www.ssgreatbritain.org
iron hulled ship with a screw propeller again designed by Brunel. One of the UK's finest visitor attractions, The Mail on Sunday
We The Curious. www.wethecurious.org/ 21st century science centre, hands on activities and stunning visuals.
Bristol Zoo. www.bristolzoo.org.uk
Monkey Jungle, Aquarium, Reptile House,Gorillas,Seal and Penguin Coast.
The Wild Place https://wildplace.org.uk/
Bath (13.5 miles)
Roman Baths.
www.romanbaths.co.uk Thermal baths of the ancient world and Pump rooms. The social heart of Bath for two centuries.
Thermae Bath Spa. www.thermaebathspa.com
The modern thermal spa, roof top pool with stunning views across the city.
The Royal Crescent. www.royalcrescentbath.com
One of the greatest examples of Georgian architecture.
The American Museum. www.americanmuseum.org
Fifteen American period rooms all set within a manor house built in 1820 and surrounded by stunning grounds full of American trees and plants, gift shop, cafe and picnic area.
Prior Park. www.nationaltrust.org.uk
18th century landscaped gardens with fabulous views of the city.
Wells (15.5 miles)
The Bishops Palace and gardens. www.bishopspalacewells.co.uk
Medieval home of the Bishops of Bath and Wells.
Farmers Markets
held every Wednesday and Saturday.
Glastonbury (21 miles)
Glastonbury Abby and Tour.
www.glastonburyabbey.com The fabled home of King Arthur, and the oldest remaining Christian Church above ground.
In the general area
Noah's Ark Zoo Farm. (10 miles)
www.noahsarkzoofarm.co.uk A great day out for all the family, play barn, maze, feed the lambs, and many other large zoo animals.
Tyntesfield House. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/tyntesfield/visitor-information
Spectacular Victorian country house and grounds (9.5 miles).
Barley Wood Walled Garden. (10 miles) www.walledgarden.co.uk
Organic Victorian wall garden with The Ethicurean Kitchen Garden Restaurant www.theethicurean.com
Wookey Hole. (15 miles) www.wookey.co.uk
Famous large caves, valley of the dinosaurs paper mill, penny arcade, mirror maze and pirate circus.
Clark's Village. (22 miles) www.clarksvillage.co.uk
Large outlet shopping village.
Longleat Animal Park. (28 miles) www.longleat.co.uk
Animal park, Longleat House and landscaped grounds.
Iford Manor. The Peto Garden www.ifordarts.co.uk
italian style hillside garden, with sculpture, terraces and magnificent rural views.
Somerset Lavender. www.somersetlavender.com
A working lavender farm with shop and cafe. (see website for opening times)
Cheddar George and Caves. www.cheddargorge.co.uk
(16.5 miles) Limestone cliffs 450ft high, gorge 3 miles long, with Gough's and Cox's cave.
Avon Valley and wildlife adventure park. (8 miles). www.avonvalleycountrypark.co.uk
Bowood
www.bowood.org
Adventure playground "Capability" Brown designed gardens and stately home.
Dyrham Park
www.nationaltrust.org.uk
(17 miles) Spectacular late 17th century mansion, garden and deer park.
Fleet Air Arm Museum. www.fleetairarm.com
Europes largest collection of naval aircraft.
Avon Valley Railway. www.avonvalleyrailway.org
(8.5 miles)
Bristol Airport. www.bristolairport.co.uk
(7.5 miles)
Salt and Malt tearoom and fish cafe
at Chew Valley Lake www.saltmalt.com
offering takeaway or eat in with fantastic views across the lake. 3.6 miles, 10 minute drive.
The Pig near BathFine dining restaurant and accommodation.
This is a place where everything is driven by produce from the garden - on any given day. The menus will change by the minute, depending on what the forager supplies and what our kitchen garden team deems to be in perfect condition.
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The Bear and SwanPublic House
A traditional 18th century pub
The Bear and Swan offers a country retreat just minutes from Bristol on the way to Bristol Airport. Our restaurant is well known to walkers and escapees from the city and features an ever changing specials board and a la carte menus. There's a great range of ciders, lagers and beers and a carefully chosen wine list. We recently acquired this pub from Fullers and our experienced manager, Morley has made the move from The Old House at Home to bring the OHH touch to an already thriving pub.
Address: The Bear and Swan, 13 South Parade, Chew Magna, Bristol, BS40 8PR
Telephone: 01275 331100
The Druids ArmsPublic House
A historic country inn
The Druid's Arms is a historic country inn next to Stanton Drew's prehistoric Stone Circle. The overall concept of our pub is simple; we serve good food and an array of drinks in relaxed, welcoming surroundings. Garden
Address: The Druid's Arms, Stanton Drew, Bristol, Somerset, BS39 4EJ
Telephone: 01275 332230
