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What to do and see in Cheddar, England: The Best Things to do Good for Couples
Discover the best top things to do in Cheddar, United Kingdom including Caveclimb.com, The Wells Marshmallow Company, Burrington Combe, Cheddar Reservoir, Cheddar Gorge & Caves, 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. The Wells Marshmallow Company
3. Burrington Combe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By Bristolbabber
Great walk at Burrington Ham off the beaten track in the Mendips. Very small car park. Dogs love it here all those interesting smells not found in the city. Access muddy in wet weather but once on the grass it's fine. Violets, scabious, thyme etc scattered across the grass in spring and summer, blackberries in late summer. Often see buzzards overhead and there are great views from the top of the rocky outcrop. Mostly level walking but no seating areas. No toilets. There is an ice cream van in the summer. Generally pretty deserted but be aware of horse riders and cattle who have been brought in for conservation grazing.
4. Cheddar Reservoir
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By JACQUELINE211260 - Cheddar, United Kingdom
I go to the Res most days to walk the dog, there is panoramic views of the Mendips and seasonal changes, it is the most beautiful place to unwind and take in the views
5. Cheddar Gorge & Caves
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4.0 based on 3,791 reviews
These caves provided shelter for man more than 40,000 years ago.
Reviewed By yvonnesV7100MB - London, United Kingdom
Took our children here more than thirty years ago so lovely to revisit with our grandsons. We bought a dual ticket as we also visited Longleat and made a great saving. Main cave has audio and is very informative mainly concentrating on the geology of the caves. The second cave we visited had a wonderful atmospheric light show and the boys really loved it mainly focussing on how the hunted became the hunters as we forget that wild wolves and bears roamed Britain. Lots of lovely shops and cafes including an all year Christmas shop, cider shop and of course cheddar cheese shop with many different varieties and the chance to try before you buy. A small museum which was quiet busy. A lovely visit.
6. 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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