The Blue Ball Inn
22 September 2021
Situated in the fabulous Quantock Hills, famous for its great walks and cycling, this is a great place to visit for real ales and good food. Children and dogs are very welcome and there's even a special dog menu.
Things to do near Nether Stowey
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The Blue Ball Inn
Situated in the fabulous Quantock Hills, famous for its great walks and cycling, this is a great place to visit for real ales and good food. Children and dogs are very welcome and there's even a special dog menu.
2
Kilve Beach
This rocky beach is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and well worth a visit for fossil collectors, especially for ammonite and reptile remains.
3
The Rising Sun Inn
'Great food in the heart of the Quantocks'. A traditional inn with a varied, locally sourced menu and real ales - the perfect Somerset stop-off. The interior is cosy and welcoming, yet spacious and well-renovated, with spotlights highlighting the traditional features.
4
Blackmore Farm Shop
At the the Blackmore Farm Shop you will find a fantastic selection of locally produced high quality fresh and frozen produce. The Ice Cream is award winning and the coffee shop area serves cakes and refreshments where you can enjoy local art exhibitions.
5
Blue Ball Inn
A traditional pub has been here since 1708 and now offers local ales and ciders. Open daily apart from Monday's. Enjoy a hearty meal created using local produce and childrens options available.
6
Cannington Equestrian Centre
This British Horse Riding school is fully equipped to offer instruction for groups or individuals of all abilities. From instruction in dressage to show jumping, stable management and holiday activities, you will find something for everyone to enjoy here. You can even stable your horse overnight if you are competing in local competitions!
7
Chantry Tea Gardens
A lovely spot for a cream tea, especially in summer when the roses are in bloom!
8
Church of St Thomas of Canterbury
Dating back to the 12th century, this lovely red sandstone church is set in the picturesque village of Cothelstone.
9
Coleridge Cottage
'Yes, slimy things did crawl with legs upon the slimy sea...' Visit the house where Colerdige penned the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Mementoes from the poet's life are on display.
10
Cricketer Farm Shop & Cafe
Stock up on holiday treats including cheese, chutneys and jams before heading to the coffee shop and tea room for a traditional English breakfast, light lunch, homemade soup or afternoon tea.
Things to do near Nether Stowey
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Kilve Beach
23 December 2019
This rocky beach is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and well worth a visit for fossil collectors, especially for ammonite and reptile remains.
The Rising Sun Inn
15 June 2018
'Great food in the heart of the Quantocks'. A traditional inn with a varied, locally sourced menu and real ales - the perfect Somerset stop-off. The interior is cosy and welcoming, yet spacious and well-renovated, with spotlights highlighting the traditional features.
Blackmore Farm Shop
At the the Blackmore Farm Shop you will find a fantastic selection of locally produced high quality fresh and frozen produce. The Ice Cream is award winning and the coffee shop area serves cakes and refreshments where you can enjoy local art exhibitions.
Blue Ball Inn
A traditional pub has been here since 1708 and now offers local ales and ciders. Open daily apart from Monday's. Enjoy a hearty meal created using local produce and childrens options available.
Cannington Equestrian Centre
This British Horse Riding school is fully equipped to offer instruction for groups or individuals of all abilities. From instruction in dressage to show jumping, stable management and holiday activities, you will find something for everyone to enjoy here. You can even stable your horse overnight if you are competing in local competitions!
Chantry Tea Gardens
A lovely spot for a cream tea, especially in summer when the roses are in bloom!
Church of St Thomas of Canterbury
Dating back to the 12th century, this lovely red sandstone church is set in the picturesque village of Cothelstone.
Coleridge Cottage
'Yes, slimy things did crawl with legs upon the slimy sea...' Visit the house where Colerdige penned the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. Mementoes from the poet's life are on display.
Cricketer Farm Shop & Cafe
Stock up on holiday treats including cheese, chutneys and jams before heading to the coffee shop and tea room for a traditional English breakfast, light lunch, homemade soup or afternoon tea.