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Visit Somerset

For things to see and do, eating out, places to stay, plus much more in Somerset, please see the Visit Somerset website.

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• Areas to visit

  Sedgemoor is the West Country's leading holiday destination - where the countryside meets the coast.

• Arts

  Sedgemoor District Council encourages the development of Arts projects throughout the district by grant aid and working in partnership with Community Arts Organisations.

• Events

  There are many events held in Sedgemoor throughout the year, the most popular being the annual Sedgemoor Carnivals and Bridgwater Fair.

• Halls

  Sedgemoor District Council has two halls offering a variety of facilities for public or private hire.

• Museums

  There are several museums in the Sedgemoor area - Ashton Windmill, Blake Museum, King John's Hunting Lodge, Somerset Brick and Tile Museum and Westonzoyland Pumping Station.

• Resorts and beaches

  Sedgemoor's resorts offer both residents and visitors the chance to enjoy all the benefits of Burnham-on-Sea, Berrow and Brean

• Sedgemoor Health Walks

  Health Walks are designed to attract people of all ages who are fairly inactive and wish to participate in some physical activity. Due to the nature of the activity, the walks generally do attract older people. The walking group is led by qualified volunteer walk leaders.

• A new swimming pool for Bridgwater and alternative Leisure provision

  The Sedgemoor Splash closed for business on Sunday 30th August 2009 with demolition of the site now complete. Visit this page for more information on alternative Leisure provision and information on the new swimming pool for Bridgwater.

• Sedgemoor's Tourist Information Centres

  Our Tourist Information Centres (TICs) welcome both visitors and local residents and can provide lots of information on things to do and places to see. You will be sure of a warm and friendly welcome. Our Mission Statement is: "We work to enhance our visitors' experience of Sedgemoor".

• Stop Line Cycleway

  The Stop Line Way is a long distance walking and cycling route, running from Seaton to Weston-Super-Mare. Once completed it will cover 70 miles and connect Axminster, Chard, Ilminster, Taunton, Bridgwater, Highbridge and Burnham-on-Sea.