Cheddar Gorge & Wells Travel Guide

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This unspoilt corner of the West Country has the discreet charm you would expect of somewhere on the fringes of the beautiful Mendip Hills. Discover the ancient villages of Churchill and Chew Magna or the peace and serenity of the Chew Valley Lake. Wells is an ancient city that seems little changed since medieval times, and Cheddar Gorge is a spectacular sight that conceals a fantastic network of caves just waiting for you to explore.

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Traveller Reviews of Cheddar Gorge & Wells

19 Feb 08

The Panborough Inn

Posted by James Guppy from Washington, United States

This was one of the best places I have ever eaten. The people are friendly and the atmosphere is truly wonderful and the food is to die for. Read more

8 Feb 08

The Webbington Leisure Club

Posted by jessicarea from Burnham on sea, United Kingdom

The gym has a lovely friendly feel about it, not posh but not untidy, friendly staff, friendly clients. A family place where children... Read more

4 Oct 06

Franks Restaurant

Posted by a TotalTraveller from Reading, United Kingdom

Wow, what a pleasurable dining experience. The food was freshly cooked and presented to a very high standard. The Fillet Steak was... Read more

Cheddar Gorge Travel Directory

Suburbs and towns covered by this travel guide to Cheddar Gorge & Wells (North Somerset Bristol & Bath) include Axbridge, Axebridge, Banwell, Bath, Blagdon, Bristol, Cheddar, Cheddar, Coxley, Croscombe, Easton, Keynsham, Langford, Long Ashton, Nailsea, North Somerset, Panborough, Paulton, Priddy, Saltford, Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Temple Cloud, Wedmore, Wells, West Horrington, Westbury sub-Mendip, Winscombe, Wookey Hole, Yatton, and more.