Visit the spectacular Cheddar Gorge and Caves; an immersive and adventurous day out for the whole family (including dogs!). A Day Ticket gives you …See more
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Aug 7, 2024
The caves were extremely fascinating and I would recommend a trip to the caves if you are interested. There was an audio device provided that gave a guided tour of the caves and included lots of fact… Full review by Happiness51575176222
Aug 3, 2024
I found the reviews on this site very useful and noted that potentially it could be an expensive day out. We just wanted to go on a walk and not get caught in the tourist trap. We used a trail app th… Full review by jRsPiKeY
Aug 3, 2024
Amazing place to visit. We have 3 boys who were booked on the young climbers rock climbing of the gorge and it was so well organised. Toby was very patient and so motivational to the boys, helping t… Full review by annie96h
I'm going to be blunt, so please don't take offence, it's a cave system and steep sloping valley cutting its way through essentially a cliff. The ground is rough going in places, …
I'm going to be blunt, so please don't take offence, it's a cave system and steep sloping valley cutting its way through essentially a cliff. The ground is rough going in places, with many places using steps just to get to the entrances. If the person with a wheel chair has people to lift the chair to get over the many steps, and obstacles. And their people are happy to lift the wheelchair user through some of the caverns then it may be possible to an extent. The caverns aren't like traversing through a series of rooms in a building, they are a natural structure that was dug out by its original discoverer. It can be a mission for able bodied folk to get into some of these areas at times. A solo wheel chair visitor is unlikely to get their chair to the entrances, let alone into the caves unfortunately. The official answer on their website is - "Those with severely restricted mobility or who are wheelchair dependent will find much of Cheddar Gorge & Caves inaccessible including the caves, the Cliff-top Walk and the Lookout Tower." There is a safety and accessibility section on their website that gives more detail.
Planning a trip to Cheddar and really wanted to go to the caves but they are closed (gough cave is closed due to covid) is Wookie hole, which is open, as good?
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It’s ok, but all about the preference There’s more to do outside Whookey
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