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East Devon
Family run park, Mel and Phil look forward to welcoming you to Ashdown. Small and tranquil, and sheltered by mature trees in unspoilt surroundings, Ashdown is perfectly situated for you to enjoy one of the most beautiful parts of the country. Nestled on the parish border between
St Columb Major
A lakeside North Cornwall resort with FlowRider surfing, seasonal watersports, an indoor pool, spa and places to eat. Check the operator’s calendar for day-visitor sessions and access.
Bristol
Organised open-water swimming at Baltic Wharf through All Aboard Watersports. Paid, booked sessions only; general harbour swimming is prohibited.
Weston-super-Mare
A free, sea-filled swimming lake beside Knightstone Island. There are no lifeguards; stay out when the tide overtops the causeway.
Woolaston, near Lydney
Managed lake swimming near Woolaston. Pre-booked paid sessions with a pass or membership; newcomers can book an introductory swim. Tow floats are required.
Upper Vobster
Managed open-water swimming in a former quarry. Paid, pre-booked sessions; membership or an eligible guest/non-member session is required.
Cromhall
A managed quarry lake offering paid, booked open-water swims. Swimmers must be 16 or over and wear a full-length wetsuit or use a tow float.
Bath
No. 1 Royal Crescent is a historic house museum in Bath. Restored Georgian rooms and below-stairs spaces explore the lives of wealthy residents and the people who worked for them.
Filton
Aerospace Bristol is an aviation-history museum at Filton. Its galleries trace the local aircraft industry, and the Concorde hangar displays Alpha Foxtrot, the last Concorde to fly. Historic aircraft conservation is also part of the visitor experience.
Bristol
M Shed is Bristol’s city-history museum on the harbourside. Its galleries tell the story of the city and its people from prehistoric times to the present, with objects and stories connected to Bristol’s industrial and social history.
Bristol
Bristol Cathedral is a historic cathedral on College Green with medieval architecture and nearly nine centuries of history. It remains an active place of worship and welcomes visitors to explore its heritage.
Bristol
Brunel’s SS Great Britain is preserved as a museum ship at its historic Bristol dockyard. The visitor attraction, now branded Bristol Dockyards, explores the ship, maritime history and Brunel’s engineering.
Bath
Roman Baths preserves a Roman bathing complex around Bath’s natural hot spring. Visitors can explore the Great Bath, surviving bathing rooms and museum displays about Roman life.
Chepstow
Chepstow Castle is a medieval fortress above the River Wye, with towers, walls and successive baileys to explore. Cadw manages it as a ticketed visitor destination. Check current admission and the access guide before travelling; the approach and historic interiors include slopes and steps.
Clevedon
A sea-filled open-water swimming lake on Clevedon seafront, separate from the open estuary and beach.
Clevedon
Clevedon’s seafront beach and promenade beside the Bristol Channel.
Bristol
A steep city-centre park with a nature area, tree trail and views across Bristol. Cabot Tower is temporarily closed.
Batheaston
A 5.23 km circular walk from Batheaston beside the river and up to Little Solsbury Hill.
Llandogo
Natural waterfalls in wooded slopes above Llandogo, close to the Wye Valley Walk.
North Somerset
A 4.8 km circular walk across the Sand Point headland with views over the Bristol Channel.
Walton-in-Gordano
Grassland and woodland reserve with views over the Gordano Valley and Severn Estuary.
Bishop Sutton
Flower-rich hillside reserve overlooking Chew Valley Lake, reached by a public footpath.
Portishead
Ancient woodland with a waymarked circular path and seasonal bluebells near Weston-in-Gordano.
Bathford
Former Bath-stone quarries, woodland and flower-rich slopes with views towards Bath.
Weston-super-Mare
A quieter sandy bay near Kewstoke, below the Sand Point headland.
Weston-super-Mare
Long sandy seafront at Weston-super-Mare, with a promenade and views over the Bristol Channel.
Bristol
Heathland and rocky slopes above the River Avon, with city views and historic industrial chimneys.
South Gloucestershire
Extensive ancient woodland with three waymarked walks, coppiced woods and grassy rides.
Bishop Sutton
Meadow and ancient-woodland walks above the Chew Valley, with views towards the Mendips.
Cleeve
Wooded limestone combe with paths rising to grassland and views across the Mendips.
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