Visit the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and Caves; an adventurous day out for the whole family (including dogs!). A Day Ticket gives you access to six incredible attractions: Gough's Cave (including audio tour), Museum of Prehistory, Cox's Cave feat. Yeo's Journey, Jacob's Ladder and the Lookout Tower, Cliff-Top Walk, Beyond the View: A cinematic experience. Still craving adventure? Visitors can enjoy our Rocksport; with Adventure Caving and Rock Climbing available, we'll have you climbing up rock faces, exploring hidden, underground caverns or taking a leap of faith with our exhilarating Black Cat Freefall or see if they have what it takes in our Cheddar themed Escape Rooms. Or sit back, relax, and take in the gorge's beauty at Gough's Cafe.
Cheddar Gorge is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The breathtaking limestone cliffs and stunning views create an unforgettable experience. Exploring the caves reveals fascinating geological formations, while the surrounding trails offer invigorating hikes. The area's rich history, combined with its natural beauty, makes it a truly unique and awe-inspiring spot. Highly recommended!
A truly incredible place! The journey down the gorge to the village is stunning. Shear cliffs towering upwards with goats grazing on the scrub. The caves are breathtaking, steeped in history. A first class experience. Highly recommended!
Nice place. Plenty of car parking places. Public toilets there. You can park by the road as well for some extra cost PS6. We had a lovely walk. Beautiful small town centre. Plenty of beautiful shops there. We tried cheddar cheese, it was really tasty. A little bit busy and a bit hard to find car parking space but go up to the hill there is still some more parking.
I took my 7 year old grandson who loved it . For his Birthday experience. Last time I visited Cheddar Cave was with his Dad and uncle who were just a little bit older !!! Lots more f new stuff as I definitely don't recall all the caves . We had a lovely walk through the village brought some cheese and ice cream . Get there early as no main car park so it's a matter of finding a spot and then a walk down and step walk back up. Not the best if you have very young children or prams as no main foot path . Other wise perfect day out lots of nice little areas to sit and have a picnic if you have parked somewhere out of the main Village .
Beautiful gorge, we arrived early as it is extremely busy. Shois, pubs, scenery, caves, what more do you need. Parking near the top is free, lower down PS6 9am - 9pm.
Be a cave man/woman and explore the super natural beauty of the caves with paths leading all the way in and out it's easy to navigate through, but there are some steps to climb but it's worth it. With plenty of shops of all types down the main road cafes and restaurants, you're not stuck for a drink or something to eat. Parking is plenty, but you may struggle as it gets very busy. Enjoy your day.
On-site services
Assistive hearing loop
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Toilets
Getting tickets in advance recommended
Good for kids
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Cheddar Gorge is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The breathtaking limestone cliffs and stunning views create an unforgettable experience. Exploring the caves reveals fascinating geological formations, while the surrounding trails offer invigorating hikes. The area's rich history, combined with its natural beauty, makes it a truly unique and awe-inspiring spot. Highly recommended!
A truly incredible place! The journey down the gorge to the village is stunning. Shear cliffs towering upwards with goats grazing on the scrub. The caves are breathtaking, steeped in history. A first class experience. Highly recommended!
Nice place. Plenty of car parking places. Public toilets there. You can park by the road as well for some extra cost PS6. We had a lovely walk. Beautiful small town centre. Plenty of beautiful shops there. We tried cheddar cheese, it was really tasty. A little bit busy and a bit hard to find car parking space but go up to the hill there is still some more parking.
I took my 7 year old grandson who loved it . For his Birthday experience. Last time I visited Cheddar Cave was with his Dad and uncle who were just a little bit older !!! Lots more f new stuff as I definitely don't recall all the caves . We had a lovely walk through the village brought some cheese and ice cream . Get there early as no main car park so it's a matter of finding a spot and then a walk down and step walk back up. Not the best if you have very young children or prams as no main foot path . Other wise perfect day out lots of nice little areas to sit and have a picnic if you have parked somewhere out of the main Village .
Beautiful gorge, we arrived early as it is extremely busy. Shois, pubs, scenery, caves, what more do you need. Parking near the top is free, lower down PS6 9am - 9pm.
Be a cave man/woman and explore the super natural beauty of the caves with paths leading all the way in and out it's easy to navigate through, but there are some steps to climb but it's worth it. With plenty of shops of all types down the main road cafes and restaurants, you're not stuck for a drink or something to eat. Parking is plenty, but you may struggle as it gets very busy. Enjoy your day.
