Yate , Chipping Sodbury Days Out
Days Out, There are many attractions and interesting places to visit in the surrounding areas. This is not a comprehensive list but merely a small selection of places to visit.
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Bristol Zoo with its
animals and gardens or Longleat House and Safari
Park home to Lord Bath. Visit the National Trust - Dyrham Park or the Roman Baths in the nearby city of Bath. Open top bus tour of the City of Bristol or the Bath City Sightseeing tour. |
A nostalgic trip on the Avon Valley Steam Railway or a visit to see the SS Great Britain and staying on the water a whole variety of boating experienceswith Bristol Packet Company - check them out! Public trips include various champagne, cream tea and wildlife trips under Clifton Suspension Bridge, harbour cruises, up the river towards Bath. |
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Thrills and maybe spills as you go racing at Castle Combe Race Circuit. Castle Combe Circuit has been contributing to the world of motor sport in the UK for over 55 years, over this period it has developed and expanded to meet the highest of standards. Circuit activities at Castle Combe Circuit include Race Car Meetings, Motorcycle Race Meetings, both Motorbike and Car Track Days, and Driving Experiences, where you can feel the thrill of driving race cars around a race circuit. |
Berkeley Castle
is situated in Berkeley just off the A38 in 6,000 acres of
land. It was finished in 1153 by Robert Fitzhardinge, the
first of the Berkeley family, who was awarded the Castle by
Henry II. The estate includes a fine example of a mediaeval
deer park, a stretch of the River Severn and 18 tenant
farms. At-Bristol is a unique destination 
bringing science, nature and art to life. A place of
discovery and surprise. |
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Avon Valley Country Park or Slimbridge Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust,The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Headquarters, is located in Gloucestershire off junctions 13 or 14 on the M5. The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust founded in 1946 by the famous artist and naturalist Sir Peter Scott has 9 visitor centres throughout the country. Slimbridge is famous the world over for migrating water birds who come to spend the winter here. Visitors to the award winning visitor centre can enjoy the beauty of the landscape and get closer to the wetland birds seeing them in their natural habitat. There are several viewing hides throughout the centre overlooking these internationally protected wetlands. Conservation and biodiversity are the main programmes of the Trust. |
Cheddar Gorge and Caves
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust
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