Large Holiday Cottages Near Bridgwater

On the tidal River Parrett, Bridgwater was once a busy and prosperous port; a lot of industry went on here, including ship building and brick making. Stroll around the historic docks and you can still see the old winches and cranes. Shops in the town centre are a mix of big names and independent traders, there are supermarkets, a multiplex cinema and a bowling alley, as well as several cafes, restaurants and pubs.

In the local area there are picturesque villages, attractions to visit, nature reserves and excellent walks in the nearby Quantock Hills National Landscape where you can spot red deer and wild ponies feeding. Visit the tranquil Walled Gardens of Cannington, the beautiful Steart Marshes and go for a stroll along the banks of the Taunton and Bridgwater Canal, stopping for a cream tea at Maunsel Lock tea Rooms. Explore the unique countryside of the Somerset Levels with its wildlife rich wetlands and traditional country pubs where you can tuck into tasty home cooked food and sample the local cider.