Local Info

The local area boasts a wealth of local attractions, historic buildings and excellent transport links. We’ve provided some useful information here to help you with your stay.

Transport Links

Cities & Towns

Local Attractions

Nearest Amenities

Transport Links

Bristol Airport

Haybow Farm Accommodation offers an ideal base for travellers using Bristol Airport, located just a short drive away – typically around twenty minutes – making it perfect for early departures, late arrivals, or stress‑free airport transfers. Set in peaceful countryside surroundings, it provides a calm and relaxing contrast to the busy terminal, while still giving guests quick, convenient access to the airport’s facilities.

Visit the Bristol Airport website

Worle Station

Haybow Farm Accommodation offers convenient access to Worle Station, conveniently positioned for a short hop to Bristol Temple Meads or south to Weston-super-Mare town centre. The station is just 1.5m, or a 5 minute drive, from Haybow Farm Accommodation.

Visit the GWR website

Local Buses

Haybow Farm Accommodation is located on the A370 near the M5 Junction 21, with bus stops within walking distance of the accommodation that provides practical onward connections for guests to Bristol and Weston-super-Mare.

View the North Somerset Bus Map

Plan your journey with First Bus

Taxi

The accommodation is positioned near All the Threes Taxi service, offering a convenient, competitive taxi service from Haybow Farm Accommodation to the wider area.

Download their Android/IOS booking APP

Visit 333.taxi website

Cities & Towns

Bristol

Bristol is a vibrant, creative city that draws tourists with its unique blend of history, culture, and modern energy. Visitors can wander the colourful streets of areas like Clifton, Stokes Croft, and Harbourside, each filled with independent shops, cafés, and world‑class street art—including works by Banksy. The city’s maritime heritage comes to life at the SS Great Britain and along the historic Floating Harbour, while iconic landmarks such as the Clifton Suspension Bridge offer unforgettable views. Bristol’s thriving food scene, lively music and festival culture, and easy access to the beautiful Somerset countryside make it a destination that offers something for every traveller, whether you’re seeking adventure, creativity, or simply a great place to explore.

Bath

Bath attracts visitors from around the world with its elegant Georgian architecture, rich Roman heritage, and timeless charm. The city is home to the famous Roman Baths and the naturally steamy thermal waters that have drawn travellers for centuries, along with the stunning Bath Abbey and beautifully preserved crescents and terraces that make the entire city feel like a living museum. Beyond its history, Bath offers boutique shopping, tranquil parks, riverside walks, and a thriving cultural scene—from galleries and theatres to seasonal festivals. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, heritage, or simply a picturesque place to explore at your own pace, Bath offers an unforgettable blend of beauty, culture, and warmth that keeps visitors returning again and again.

Weston-super-Mare

Weston‑super‑Mare is a classic seaside destination that appeals to tourists looking for relaxation, family‑friendly fun, and traditional coastal charm. Its long sandy beach and expansive promenade are perfect for sunbathing, strolling, or enjoying freshly made fish and chips with sea views. Highlights like the iconic Grand Pier, with its arcades and indoor attractions, offer entertainment in all weather, while the town’s green spaces, donkeys on the beach, and seasonal events add to its nostalgic appeal. With easy access to nearby natural attractions—such as Brean Down and Sand Bay—plus a growing arts scene and plenty of cafés and independent shops, Weston‑super‑Mare provides a laid‑back, enjoyable escape for visitors of all ages.

Local Attractions

Cheddar Gorge

Cheddar Gorge attracts visitors with its dramatic limestone cliffs, breathtaking viewpoints, and winding scenic roads that make it one of Britain’s most impressive natural landscapes. Tourists also love exploring its famous caves, rich wildlife, and charming nearby village, creating a perfect blend of adventure, geology, and local culture.

Visit the Cheddar Gorge website

Wookey Hole

Wookey Hole is a favourite tourist spot thanks to its spectacular underground caves, where dramatic rock formations and crystal-clear pools create an unforgettable atmosphere. Visitors also enjoy a range of family attractions above ground, including museums, animatronics, and adventure activities that make it a fun and fascinating day out for all ages.

Visit the Wookey Hole website

Glastonbury Tor

Glastonbury Tor draws visitors with its striking hilltop silhouette and the mystical atmosphere that surrounds its ancient landmark, St Michael’s Tower. From the top, tourists can enjoy sweeping views across the Somerset Levels, making it a memorable destination for walkers, history lovers, and seekers of local legend.

Visit the National Trust website

Wells Cathedral

Wells Cathedral captivates visitors with its stunning Gothic architecture, intricate medieval carvings, and the famous scissor arches that make it one of England’s most beautiful and unique cathedrals. Tourists are also drawn to its peaceful cloisters, historic chapter house, and the charming medieval streets that surround this magnificent landmark.

Visit the Wells Cathedral website

Tyntesfield

Tyntesfield appeals to visitors with its beautifully preserved Victorian Gothic house, filled with ornate craftsmanship and a remarkable collection of original furnishings. Its expansive estate, complete with peaceful gardens, woodland walks, and sweeping views, offers a tranquil and inspiring escape into Somerset’s historic countryside.

Visit the Tyntesfield website

Puxton Park

Puxton Park is a popular family attraction offering hands‑on animal encounters, indoor and outdoor adventure play, and fun activities for all ages. Visitors also enjoy its farm shop, seasonal events, and wide open spaces, making it a great day out in the Somerset countryside. It’s also just over the road from Haybow Farm Accommodation.

Visit the Puxton Park website