Attractions in Weston-super-Mare - Visit Weston-super-Mare

Attractions in Weston-super-Mare offer some of the best days out and things to do in the South West.

Whether you are staying in the resort and wishing to explore, or visiting us for the day, you will find plenty to keep you busy.

We have well known attractions in Weston-super-Mare, such as the Grand Pier which fronts the promenade, both great for a family day out, and both with places to grab a bite to eat and drink and enjoy various events throughout the season.

Also on the seafront you will find the popular Water Adventure Play Park, a secure adventure playground all year round, but with the addition of a splash pad between April and the end of September, allowing for hours of fun on a warm spring or summer day!

If it is the quieter side of life you enjoy, the town is scattered with many parks and gardens, including Grove Park which is home to Jill's Garden and hosts many events and free music concerts throughout the summer. Nearby you will find the Blakehay Theatre.

Out of town a little you will find Bleadon Hill Golf Course, Court Farm Country Park, Hutton Moor Leisure Centre and Puxton Park offering everything from animals to animation to action!

And of course, there is our fantastic sandy beach, an attraction in itself offering golden sands, safe bathing water and our traditional Weston donkeys.

Near the area

In our neighbouring resort of Brean you will be spoilt for full on family fun! Brean Leisure Park is a kid's paradise and is also the home of Sooty, and puts on many superb shows throughout the season.

At the opposite end of the scale, the National Trust site of Brean Down offers an insight into the flora and fauna of the area, and a walk to the top allows commanding views and the discovery of Brean Down Fort.

For a truly lovely experience, be sure to visit the smallest city in the UK - Wells. With its cobbled streets, quirky shops and many cafes and restaurants you can amble away the day nicely. Wells is also home to Wells Cathedral and the Bishop's Palace and Gardens which are both world class attractions and an absolute must if you are in the area for a few days.

Head towards Bristol, and you will find Noah's Ark Zoo Farm which is home to a range of farm and zoo animals including elephants and bears, as well as a cafe, picnic areas and play areas. It offers a full day out and we highly recommend a visit.

A week might not be enough

In summary, whatever your age the things to do and attractions in Weston-super-Mare and in the surrounding area offer the opportunity for a a jam packed week if you like to be busy!

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Banwell Castle

Address

Castle Hill, Banwell, North Somerset, BS29 6NX

Telephone
01934 822263

Banwell

Castle with extensive grounds open to the public. Restaurant, wedding venue and home to the British Bear Collection. Famous for serving great cream teas in the area! Bed & Breakfast available.

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Weston Woods

Address

Worlebury Hill Road, Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, BS22 9ST

Telephone
01934 888802

Weston Super Mare

Weston Woods covers an area of 130 hectares dominating the northern skyline of Weston-super-Mare.

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Weston-super-Mare Beach

Address

Marine Parade, Weston Super Mare, North Somerset, BS23 1AL

Weston Super Mare

Looking to visit Weston-Super-Mare's amazing Beach?...If so, you have come to the right place!...Click here to get the latest Beach information direct from the official Weston-Super-Mare tourism site!

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Blake Museum

Address

5 Blake Street, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 3NB

Telephone
01278 456127

Bridgwater

Founded in 1926, and still in its original building, Bridgwater Museum is situated in a quiet back street of Bridgwater. The museum is housed in the reputed birthplace of Robert Blake, Cromwell’s General-at-Sea. With the collections covering…

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Bridgwater and Taunton Canal

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Chatham Avenue, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA6 3PY

Bridgwater

The Bridgwater & Taunton Canal skirts its way in splendid isolation around the base of the Quantock Hills for a little over 14 miles.
Opened in 1827, the B&T met the River Parrett at Huntworth and in 1841 it was extended round the town of…

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Doniford Beach

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Doniford is a mud and sand beach with plenty of rocks and rock pools containing numerous fossils. All facilities in the village and a well-hidden car park right by the beach. Access is through Watchet.
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Weston Woods Adventure Play Area

Address

Worlebury Hill Road, Weston Super Mare, North somerset, BS22 9ST

Weston Super Mare

Adventure play area nestled in Weston Woods, all made from natural wood, including zip wire, swings, and climbing frame. Picnic area. Dogs permitted on a lead.

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Clarks Village

Address

Street, Somerset, BA16 0BB

Telephone
01458 840 064

Street

Outlet shopping village with restaurants, cafes and kids play area, ideal for a family day out! Cater for groups, disabled facilities. Offers for coach drivers.

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Cheddar Gorge Cheese Company

Address

The Cliffs, Cheddar, Somerset, BS27 3QA

Telephone
01934 742810

Cheddar

We are the only cheesemakers left in Cheddar. Watch us during the various stages as we transform our rich, local milk into award winning authentic Cheddar Cheese every day of the week.

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