As a Hotel near Clevedon just 15-20 minutes drive from Milton's Country Lodge, - a definate place to explore if you are in the area! This charming seaside town whose elegance and appeal has plenty to offer all ages. Here, sand gives way to a pebbled shoreline, backed by largely unspoilt Victorian architecture. The restored Grade I listed pier dates from 1869 and is recognised as one of the finest in the country. Cream teas are available in the Pavilion at the end of the pier.

There is a amazing Waverley paddle steamer and her sister ship the Balmoral pleasure cruiser are frequent callers at the pier during the summer months for cruises down the Somerset and Devon coast and to Wales.

Clevedon’s beach side/coastal walks offer stunning views of the coastline and Welsh Mountains which have inspired many great writers including Tennyson, Thackeray and Coleridge.

At Salthouse Fields on the seafront there are children's entertainments and refreshments, plus bandstand concerts in the summer. Nearby are splendid National Trust properties and Clevedon Craft Centre offers unique gifts.

Must See and Do's

1. Clevedon Pier, the only fully intact Grade 1 listed pier in the country.
2. Clevedon Craft Centre has many studios and art workshops housed in a 17th century 'long farm'.
3. Clevedon Court, an outstanding National Trust 14th century manor house.
4. The Curzon Cinema is the oldest continually run cinema in the world.
5. Ladye Bay, a lovely secluded cove much loved by summer visitors.
6. Salthouse Fields on the seafront where many residents and visitors come to relax.
7. Poets Walk . The walk is said to have inspired poets and writers including Coleridge and Tennyson.
8. Tyntesfield a magnificent National Trust Vistorian country house near Clevedon.
9. For the keen shopper, Clevedon has many specialist shops, souvenir shops and tearooms.
10. The heritage centre in Waterloo House is a grade 11 listed building housing photograhs and artefacts from Clevedon's past.