Top Things to do in Cheddar
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Top 7 Things to do Good for a Rainy Day in Cheddar, England
Discover the best top things to do in Cheddar, United Kingdom including Caveclimb.com, Cheddar Ales Ltd, The Wells Marshmallow Company, Ocean Adventurers Soft Play, The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company, The Original Cheddar Cheese Company, Escape Rooms At Cheddar.
Restaurants in Cheddar
1. Caveclimb.com
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 330 reviews
Specialist providers of caving, climbing and abseiling since 1988. Extremely experienced instructors with impeccable safety record. Licensed to provide activities to schools and youth groups. We tailor the activity to suit the customer - challenging sessions for adults groups - fun, safe and educational sessions for children - unusual and adventurous day out for family groups Based in Cheddar, Somerset.
2. Cheddar Ales Ltd
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By mancalledjim
Fourteen of us came here for a stag do on one of the hottest days of the year. We arrived feeling unable to talk, think or move, but the moment we walked in and got greeted by the brewer Richard our mood changed completely. The beer was delicious, plentiful and varied and we even got to try some local cider for those that preferred. The equipment was interesting, and whilst the tour is essentially of one room it was fascinating to hear about the processes. What really made the whole tour was Richard. Throughout he was welcoming and friendly, his knowledge was immense and he clearly loved his job immensely. At the end we even got to take away a glass and a bottle. Fully recommend to anyone.
3. The Wells Marshmallow Company
4. Ocean Adventurers Soft Play
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 40 reviews
Ocean Adventurers opened its doors in July 2019. It is one of the largest and most interactive centres in the South West with separate areas for babies (0-2), toddlers (2-4) and juniors (5-12). It features a sensory area for babies and a role play village making this a place children will want to stay for hours! Offering high quality food and drink and free on site parking, the Ocean Adventurers staff will do their utmost to make your visit as memerable as possible. No matter the weather outside, the centre is always at a constant temperature thanks to its state of the art air conditioning and heating system.
Reviewed By philipa855 - Bristol, United Kingdom
We visited here with with our 5 and 2 year olds. They have got everything in place given the current situation & the staff were fantastic. The boys had a brilliant time!
5. The Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 660 reviews
Speciality Cheese and Gift Shop in Cheddar Gorge open every day from 10:30am. Visitor Centre reopening on May 18th 2021, these days by appointment:- £2.50 per adult, children free. Watch our artisan cheesemakers transform milk into traditional cheddar cheese - by hand, 'LIVE' every afternoon. Ring us to arrange your visit now: 01934 742810 We are the only remaining cheese makers in the Village of Cheddar, Somerset, UK. Passionate to preserve and protect this world famous cheese, John and Katherine Spencer and their exceptional team continue the tradition of hand-making unpasteurised cheddar cheese which they long-mature in cloth, the traditional way. With a small Visitor Centre and a remarkable shop situated in the beautiful Cheddar Gorge itself, they welcome you to watch them make it, learn a little more about this heritage cheese and, of course, taste it!
Reviewed By SHRDLH - Reading, United Kingdom
Lots of great cheese to choose from and cider too???? Got good advice as to which cheese to choose along with how it is made
6. The Original Cheddar Cheese Company
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By GeysirGal - Surrey, United Kingdom
This is a lovely little cheese shop selling many different varities of cheddar all of which are made in the village, including the wondeful cave matured variety. As one would expect, it costs somewhat more than the supermarket but it is worth it for the quality and the taste.
7. Escape Rooms At Cheddar
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By BuddyNo - Bath, United Kingdom
Did the longer cave challenge with my daughter, who has done escape rooms before in London. We were well looked after by the patron and were given head torches and a walkie talkie so we could contact him at any stage for clues and hints. There are 3 rooms (2 are caves) with lots of locks to undo, boxes to break into and a door to "dynamite"! It was challenging and fun and helpful to have someone to ask for hints when you were really stuck. But we got out with 2 minutes to spare and managed to solve most of the puzzles without help. Its big enough for 6 people My tip would be to wear old clothes as it is quite dusty in there, My daughter thought it was a lot better than the one she did in London.
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