Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa In Somerset

Overview of Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa

The Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa is located in Cheddar, Somerset, tucked away on the slopes of the beautiful Mendip Hills, the Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa offers amazing views of the Somerset countryside. The Resort and Spa are perfectly placed for taking part in the South West's numerous delights, this Go Active Breaks location is a great base for a family or a couples holiday. The Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa has contemporary style lodges with many featuring outdoor hot tubs, this park has a selection of amenities to suit everyone. The Eden Spa is the perfect place for those who are looking for a tranquil break or more adventurous activities, whichever you are in the mood. This is an excellent vacation idea for families with children who will especially love the pool amenities and activities in the area.

Activities and Amenities

During your vacation stay you can go for walks or cycle the trails that intertwine through the beautiful grounds or enjoy sailing, windsurfing, climbing, canoeing, and caving which are all available nearby, or explore all that Somerset has to offer with its picturesque towns and charming villages by bike, foot, or horse. Some of the amenities you can enjoy during your stay include the indoor heated pool to include the separate children's pool, sauna and steam room, fully equipped fitness suite, Eden Spa with Aromatherapy Associates and Dermalogica treatments, and The Bistro at Cheddar Woods Bar and Restaurant.

Additional Features and Activities

Other amenities include the Pizza Alfresco (Mar-Oct) with its traditional outdoor log burning pizza oven, Costa Coffe, wifi access, indoor soft play area, covered archery, crossbows, fencing, and rifle shooting. Enjoy WaterWalkerz and Bodyzorbs, snorkeling and Sea Scooters, pool canoes and raft building, Go Juniors (3 to 7s activity program), a pool table, indoor golf simulator, fishing 3 miles, outdoor adventure play area, farm shop, Aeroball, and balance bikes and off-road adventure horse-riding (either on or off-site). With so much to do you will you can fill your days with activities or simply relax by the pool, it's up to you.

Exploring Somerset

Somerset is a county in the Southwest of England, bordering Bristol and Gloucestershire to the north, Dorset to the southeast, Wilshire to the east, and Devon to the southwest. It is bounded to the north and the west by the Bristol Channe and the Severn Estuary, with a coastline that faces southeastern Wales. Somerset has a traditional border with Gloucestershire with the River Avon. Somerset is a rural region of rolling hills to include the Mendip Hills, Blackdown Hills, Quantock Hills and the Exmoor National Park which is a large flat expanse of land that includes the Somerset Levels. There is evidence of human occupation from the Paleolithic times, and of settlements by the Anglo Saxons, Romans, and Celts. The county of Somerset played a significant part in Alfred the Great's rise to power and later to the Monmouth Rebellion and the English Civil War. The city of Bath is known for its Georgian architectural design and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.