Clevedon

A Victorian seaside town of unspoiled charm. An ideal place to explore all year, offering recreational amenities, beautiful gardens and places of historic interest to visit.

Enjoying glorious views across the Bristol Channel, the local coastal walks have inspired many great writers including Tennyson, Thackeray and Coleridge.

Clevedon Pier is the jewel in the crown, one of the finest and most important Victorian Piers in the country. The town also boasts the Curzon Community Cinema which is said to be the "oldest purpose-built continuously operated cinema in the world."

An ideal resort for all the family with plenty of activities, whether you like to take things at a leisurely pace or prefer a more energetic approach. There are summer concerts in the seafront bandstand, and other events, plus activities such as golf, fishing and riding nearby. Salthouse Fields adjoining the seafront has children's attractions, donkey rides, a play area and nearby a miniature railway.

There is individual charm in the specialist shops plus the familiar high street names and an excellent choice of restaurants and cafes. Close to the town there is a craft centre where you can buy quality gifts from the artists themselves. There are National Trust properties nearby and fantastic garden centres.