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Tyntesfield
Tyntesfield
Tyntesfield
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TYNTESFIELD

(5.0 Score)
Wraxall, Bristol, North Somerset BS48 1PA, UK Directions

Since 1863

Speciality:

✓ House ✓ Estate ✓ Chapel ✓ Home Farm Café ✓ Welcome Building ✓ Play Areas ✓ Garden ✓ Shopping

“Tyntesfield is an ornate Victorian Gothic revival house with an extensive garden and parkland. The building is a Grade I listed building named after the Tynte barons, who had operated estates in the area since about 1500. The house was used as a farmhouse until the early 19th century. The harmony between the garden and the estate faded elegance and functioned with abundant nature, celebrated in ornate Gothic engravings that decorate the house. Tyntesfield includes many gardens, coast and countryside sites, parks, cafés, and some houses. The building offers free entry for members. Accessible toilets and facilities for changing children, community visits, areas for outdoor play, and safe bike parking are available.”

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Price:

ADULT (18+)
With Gift Aid £22.00
Without Gift Aid £20.00
CHILD (5-17) (UNDER 5S FREE)
With Gift Aid £11.00
Without Gift Aid £10.00
FAMILY (2 ADULTS AND UP TO 3 CHILDREN)
With Gift Aid £55.00
Without Gift Aid £50.00
ONE ADULT FAMILY
With Gift Aid £33.00
Without Gift Aid £30.00
Group (Adult 18+) £19.00
Group (Child 5-17) £9.50

Contact:

01275 461900

Mon-Sun: 10am - 6pm

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The Grand Pier
The Grand Pier
The Grand Pier
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4+ YEARS IN TBR
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THE GRAND PIER

(4.9 Score)
Marine Parade, Weston-super-Mare, North Somerset BS23 1AL, UK Directions

Since 1904

Speciality:

✓ Glo Karts ✓ House of Horrors ✓ Sidewinder ✓ Mini Golf ✓ Dodgems ✓ Helter Skelter ✓ Crazy Circus ✓ Soft Play ✓ Laser Maze ✓ Mini Karts ✓ Crystal Maze ✓ House of Mirrors ✓ Disco Bikes

“The Grand Pier had been assessed by the Visit England Visitor and Attraction Quality Scheme and bestowed the Visit England Quality Rose Marque. You can experience the thrills of Britain’s smallest rollercoaster for the day, with unique rides that you can't find anywhere else in the country. Their indoor theme park offers hundreds of amusements, a range of thrilling rides, and features to suit all ages. The Grand Pier also has some of the best indoor play in Weston-super-Mare. The Grand Pier offers the very latest games to all your favourites, including air hockey, video games, dance stages, shooting galleries, penny pushers, novelty cranes, and many more.

2025 Update: The Grand Pier also has a variety of versatile spaces available for exhibitions, conferences, banquets, and fantastic corporate away days to concerts, weddings, and children’s parties.”

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Price:

Park Pre-Booking Online £5.00

Contact:

01934 620238

Mon-Sun: 10am - 7:30pm

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Clevedon Court
Clevedon Court
Clevedon Court
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CLEVEDON COURT

(4.8 Score)
Tickenham Road, Clevedon, North Somerset BS21 6QU, UK Directions

Speciality:

✓ Manor House ✓ Terraced Garden ✓ Café ✓ Car park ✓ Toilet

“2025 Update: Clevedon Court is a manor house built in the 14th century. It is located between Bristol and the North Somerset coast. This place has a strong connection to Tennyson and Thackeray. The Clevedon family built de Clyvedon Court in 1320, and it was later purchased by Abraham Elton in 1709. In 1961, the Elton family gave the property to the National Trust. The 18th-century terraced garden with wide views of the Mendip Hills is described by Gertrude Jekyll as ‘one of the noblest ranges of terraced walls in England’. Rising behind the house on the hillside, protected from the wind, it offers a peaceful place to rest. Clevedon Court has wheelchair accessibility, Narrow corridors, and Steps/uneven terrain.”

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Price:

GARDEN ONLY
Adult (18+) £7.00
Child (5-17) (under 5s free) £4.00
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) £20.00
One Adult Family £12.00
Group (Adult 18+) £6.00
Group (Child 5-17) £3.40
HOUSE AND GARDEN ADMISSION
Adult (18+) £12.00
Child (5-17) (under 5s free) £6.00
Family (2 Adults and up to 3 children) £30.00
One Adult Family £18.00
Group (Adult 18+) £11.40
Group (Child 5-17) £5.70

Contact:

01275 872257

Wed,Thu & Sun: 2pm - 5pm
Mon,Tue,Fri & Sat: Closed

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TYNTESFIELD REVIEWS

I’ve lived in Bristol all my life and have never visited. I knew nothing about the history or what it looked like so went with absolutely no expectations. I was blown away! The grounds are beautiful and the house was absolutely stunning. Honestly was so impressed with the house and the volunteers that worked within - super lovely and very knowledgeable. I spent a good 3 hours there but could’ve spent more exploring the grounds if it wasn’t so hot. One thing I would say is that if you are disabled or struggle walking, there is a lot of steep paths and gravel but I did see they have mobility scooters in the entrance.

First time visiting this amazing National Trust property, gardens immaculate, house gorgeous and intricate detail wherever you look. Want to give a special thank you to Dot and Marina who gave a really detailed garden tour to myself and my husband, it was so informative and we could tell they were really enthusiastic about the property and loved what they did. They honestly elevated our visit and we came away with so much more knowledge. We also spoke to some really knowledgeable volunteers in the house too, so friendly. Dot and Marina showed us what the orangery looked like when the NT first acquired the property and we were shocked at the state of disrepair, you can really see where visitor funds have gone towards restoring this beautiful house - I think it would be nice if the pictures we saw were displayed somewhere nearby as it did give us a new appreciation for where the funds paid to visit these homes go. Thank you for such a lovely visit, easily one of our favourite NT properties.

It was a lovely way to spend a day. Lots of history and beautiful gardens and walks. There is a park for children, a cafe and restaurant, a shop, second books and plants to buy.

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THE GRAND PIER REVIEWS

Absolutely fantastic day out at The Grand Pier today. 7 kids aged between 5 and 12. Something for everyone. Olders raced go karts whilst the little ones golfed. And an excellent mix of rides that little and big can do together (Free Fall is just amazing). Perfect on a rainy day (covered walkway meant we didn't even notice the rain). Staff lovely and friendly. And it feels like a safe space (kids off in different directions at most times but they can only go so far!). We were there for 5 hours and didn't do everything we wanted. Will definitely come again. Wristbands are excellent value for money. Fish and chips freshly cooked and kept us all happy.

The Grand Pier has something for everyone! There is the amusement arcade for the young at heart and a choice of informal eateries and snack places towards the front of the pier. However, for those who like to feel they've wafted on to set of Downton on their holibobs, tucked away at the back of the pier is Tiffany's. This, for my visiting octogenarian Aunty, my cousin and I, for whom the amusements are a bit loud and hi-energy, is the hidden gem of the pier. The atmosphere is refined but warm; classy but fun. The staff are friendly and helpful and the food is well-priced and delicious. And the view is BEAUTIFUL! We really loved it

What a crazy hub of activity!! There is so much to do here from slot machines and arcade games to electric karting and mini rides. Plenty of shops and places to eat. Bordering of overwhelming but fun. Lovely to walk on and look out to sea too.

CLEVEDON COURT REVIEWS

National Trust home. The tour around the house takes about 30 minutes, as it is not very big. Nice gardens to walk around, although the noise from the neighbouring M5 motorway puts paid to the peace and tranquilty. This particular home and gardens only open Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday (2pm to 5pm normally). A small kiosk sells beverages and a small array of food. Carparking can be limited if it is a busy day. Generally this is a small but pleasant place to spend a couple of hours and as always the National Trust does a great job keeping these historic places alive .

Stunning and intimate National Trust property. The family still reside here so limited opening times as the family obviously want to enjoy and preserve their home. Limited car parking spaces - mostly on grass. Toilets available however I didn’t see any wheelchair friendly toilets but I might have missed them!…wonderful gardens …highly recommend this lovely place.

Beautiful manor house with lovely gardens. We always enjoy coming here, much quieter than some of the bigger national trust properties, such as local Tyntesifeld, meaning easier to park, less queues to wait in and you can actually enjoy the peace and quiet unlike busy days at bigger estates! We were also pleasantly surprised to find an independent coffee and refreshment hut there which is apparently permanent despite the website still saying the cafe is closed (referring to the old one!). Good coffee, cake and ice cream and run by lovely guys! A perfect afternoon.

TBR® Inspection Score Report

TYNTESFIELD Total Inspection Points: 119/120
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Complete Info: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of 6.3K: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

THE GRAND PIER Total Inspection Points: 118/120
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Hours: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Experience: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of 16.8K: 10
Website Standard: 10

TBR® Inspection Score Report

CLEVEDON COURT Total Inspection Points: 116/120
Business Hours: 8
Complete Info: 9
Reviews Study: 9
Acknowledgements: 10
Business Images: 10
Contact Info: 10
Current Evaluation: 10
Exact Services: 10
Legitimate Ratings: 10
Reviews Accuracy of 1.3K: 10
Website Source: 10
Website Standard: 10
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