Cheddar Gorge & Caves
Cave, Historic and Protected Site, and Hiking Trail
Cheddar
"Beautiful scenery but not much to do for free"(4 Tips)
"reasonably priced beer"(3 Tips)
"Been a tourist attraction for over 100 years."(5 Tips)
"Don't go home without some cave aged cheese!"(4 Tips)
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Pamela ChowOctober 9, 2013Beautiful but pricey. The first cave is huge and worth the visit. The museum is tiny. The second cave and "quest" is simply a short walk through a smaller cave. The tower and hike are for the views.
tvnewswatchOctober 5, 2011Town is very touristy & the caves are expensive at £17.50 per adult, though one can revisit within the next 10 years to visit parts of the attraction not seen the first time, so keep the ticket safe- Mark TynanApril 21, 2014Try out The Black Dog saloon bar. Just opened. Very friendly staff, reasonably priced beer & amazing interior design. Will be serving food in here very soon.
Paul QuinnSeptember 22, 2013Look ONLY. Anything else will cost you more than the combined value of all you possess..including your internal organs!
Carl GriffinDecember 30, 2015Very iconic landscape. The caves contained grousome evidence of cannibalism from prehistoric times.
Chris BlackwellOctober 16, 2012Don't park in the marked bays, park on the grassy rocky area. They can only legally charge you in the lined bays. (Done this for the last 8 years without fail, or paying a parking fee)
Matthew WilcoxsonAugust 8, 2014Riverside Inn has the cheapest parking. And car park next door also cheap.
Marcus HanssonJuly 11, 2015Lots of tourists. They charge 18 pounds for a family to walk some stairs. Wow.
Fred WildeJune 13, 2012west country ales.....great shop selling real ales and ciders from small and large producres across the west country.
Alex HoskinsOctober 28, 2013Loads of fun at Cheddar Gorge this Halloween! http://www.cheddargorge.co.uk/events
Neil CornwellSeptember 19, 2011Out of this world - an amazing area - Gough's caves are the prettiest.
- Mark HanfordAugust 28, 2010Not sure what Ben G was expecting. Been a tourist attraction for over 100 years.
Abilio AlvesAugust 12, 2014Paisagem belíssima com grutas defumando os verdadeiros queijos chedders, culinaria refinada, trilhas e ecoturismo, safari.
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Explore Britain's biggest gorge from the dramatic cliffs rising 450ft to the stunning stalactite caverns.
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"Lots of cheeses to try and the cheese straws are great (more bread like than crispy). Has a very short tour of the dairy for £2 where you can watch a 25min video of the process."
Pamela Chow - 5.9
"Very reasonably priced, hearty food and good beer and cider"
Alex Smith - 5.7
"Has to be one of the most unusual and pretty views for a costa coffee"
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