Coach House, Old Cleeve

We are very lucky to have some really good pubs with great food 

The White Horse Inn, in Washford is approximately 30 mins walk (or 4-5 mins in the car). Very good pub with lots of good reviews.
The Valiant Solider, Roadwater has great food 


There are 2 cafes at Blue Anchor beach and The smugglers Inn. 

Dunster has also Pubs, restaurants, and Cafes.

Old Cleeve is a small village in Somerset, England. Here are ten things you can do while visiting Old Cleeve:

Visit the historic St. Andrew's Church - This beautiful medieval church dates back to the 12th century and is one of the oldest buildings in the village.

Explore the Old Cleeve Mill - This working watermill is located just outside the village and dates back to the 17th century.

Visit the nearby Dunster Castle - This stunning castle is located just a few miles from Old Cleeve and is a great place to explore the history of the region.

Go for a hike  or get on your bike in the Quantock Hills - This beautiful natural reserve is located just a short drive from Old Cleeve and offers a wide range of hiking  and biking trails and stunning views.

Visit the nearby seaside town of Minehead - This popular seaside resort is located just a few miles from Old Cleeve and offers a wide range of attractions, including sandy beaches, a harbour, and amusement parks.

Explore the Exmoor National Park - This beautiful park is located just a short drive from Old Cleeve and offers a wide range of activities, including hiking,  biking, wildlife spotting, and stargazing.

Visit the West Somerset Railway - This historic railway line runs from Minehead to Bishops Lydeard and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.

Go fishing in the River Washford - This beautiful river runs through the village and is a great place to go fishing for trout and other species.

Visit the local pubs and restaurants - Old Cleeve has several traditional pubs and restaurants that offer local cuisine and a warm welcome.

Attend a local festival or event -the area hosts several festivals and events throughout the year,  the Dunster Show, steam fair, 40's weekend.

Here are ten walks and beaches you can explore from Old Cleeve:

Watchet to Blue Anchor Coastal Walk - This 6-mile walk takes you along the coastline from the historic port town of Watchet to the sandy beach at Blue Anchor.

Dunster Castle and Cleeve Abbey Walk - This 7-mile circular walk takes you through the picturesque village of Dunster, with its historic castle and gardens, and the ruins of Cleeve Abbey.

Selworthy Beacon and Bossington Hill Walk - This 5-mile circular walk takes you to the top of Selworthy Beacon and Bossington Hill, with stunning views of the coast and the countryside.

Exmoor Coastal Path - This long-distance footpath follows the coastline of Exmoor National Park, with stunning views of the sea and the surrounding countryside.

Minehead Beach - This popular sandy beach is located just a few miles from Old Cleeve, with plenty of facilities and stunning views of the coast.

Hurlstone Point Coastal Walk - This 3-mile walk takes you along the coast from the village of Porlock Weir to the rocky headland of Hurlstone Point, with stunning views of the sea and the cliffs.

The Coleridge Way - This long-distance footpath follows the footsteps of the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, passing through the Quantock Hills and Exmoor National Park.

Horner Wood and Lank Combe Walk - This 5-mile circular walk takes you through the beautiful Horner Wood and Lank Combe, with stunning views of the valley and the surrounding countryside.

Kilve Beach - This rocky beach is located just a few miles from Old Cleeve, with plenty of facilities and stunning views of the coast.

Tarr Steps and Withypool Walk - This 6-mile circular walk takes you through the beautiful countryside of Exmoor National Park, passing through the ancient clapper bridge at Tarr Steps and the village of Withypool.