We will be sharing all the best that Somerset has on offer in a mini guide of where to shop, eat, stay, and more. It’s a county full of character and has beautiful countryside to explore, sweet towns to visit and wonderful places to eat at so make sure you check out this guide for when you next plan a trip or staycation to Somerset.
Where to stay
There are many fabulous places to stay from luxury hotels, fun glamping or charming cottages so here are my top picks of where you should stay in Somerset:
- At the Chapel
- Babington House
- Crafty Camping
- Dimpsey Shepherd Hut
- Durslade Farmhouse
- Number One
- Strawberryfield Park
- The Newt
- The Pig, near Bath
- The Shepherdhut Retreat
- The Yurt Retreat
Number One 
Crafty Camping, Photo Credit: Sandy Steele-Perkins
Where to visit
Somerset is full of charming places and has plenty of pretty market towns to explore. So whether you are wanting to simply walk around and explore new areas, stumble across a cute boutique or find a hidden gem, my list below will inspire you to visit some wonderful towns.
- Brean Sands
- Bruton
- Burnham on Sea
- Castle Cary
- Dunster
- Frome
- Porlock
- Wells – Head to Vicars close for a delightful surprise
Where to eat and drink
Pictured is the beautiful At The Chapel in Bruton. When I visited last I had a delicious freshly baked pizza with a glass of wine and it was a fabulous meal. There is a bakery at the entrance too, so be sure to stock up on some treats before you leave. They also have bedrooms which are gorgeous, so if you want to experience the whole place then treat yourself to a room as well.
- 28 Market Place
- At The Chapel
- Castle Farm
- Farm and Field cafe
- Osip
- Roth Bar and Grill
- The Lord Poulett Arms
- The Pig, near Bath
Things to see and do
Whether you want to immerse yourself in the countryside or uncover the history of Somerset there really is something for everyone.
- Bishops Palace
- Cheddar Gorge
- Glastonbury Tor
- Hauser and Wirth
- King Alfreds Tower
- Mendip Hills
- Somerset Levels
- Stourhead National Trust
- Tarr Steps
- The Newt Gardens
- Wells Cathedral
Where to shop
The mixture of delightful farm shops and independent boutiques means you better get ready to spend your money as you will be spoilt for choice in these shops.
- BAXTER Creative
- Bramble and Wild
- Caro
- Durslade Farmshop
- Gullivers Farm Shop & Kitchen
- Made in Dunster
- Resident
- Rose and Lyons
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