| some have views of the canal. relaxed rooms come with free wifi, flat-screen tvs, tea and coffeemaking facilities and en suite bathrooms. with log-burning fireplaces and a wood-panelled bar, the classic pub serves real ales and comfort meals, and features a canalside beer garden, a meeting room and a conservatory function space. 9 miles from the market town of bridgwater. set among sprawling countryside on the banks of the bridgwater & taunton canal, this traditional pub with rooms is 1 mile from the m5 motorway and 1. breakfast is complimentary. check-out time: 10:30 am
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Ruins and history Apex Leisure & Wildlife Park (19 min)
At 42+ acres, this park with duck-filled lakes offers trails, fishing, a skate park & a playground. RSPB Ham Wall (28 min) Museum of Somerset (20 min)
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Nature preserve with old ruins & hiking trails through woodlands, meadows & rocky coastline. Sheppy's Cider Farm Shop (23 min)
370-acre site with orchards, a museum of rural life, a tearoom, a farm shop and a Longhorn herd. Somerset Rural Life Museum (34 min)
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Temples, lakes and formal beds, joint work of design greats Gertrude Jekyll and Sir Edward Lutyens. Blake Museum (7 min)
Exhibits on Bridgwater history, archeology & naval commander Robert Blake in a 16th-century home. Somerset Levels (24 min)
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Fabled remains of a wealthy monastery with links to King Arthur and Guinevere and a visitor centre. | 
