Explore Cheddar Gorge Caves with stunning stalactite caverns and see the dramatic cliffs which rise 450ft above the ground.
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How to get Cheddar Gorge discount tickets?
I recommend Picniq for 20% off Cheddar Gorge tickets. Your ticket includes:
- Entry to Gough’s Cave and Cox’s Cave
- Entry to the Cheddar Man Prehistoric Museum
- Access to the cliff top walk and lookout tower
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About Cheddar Gorge
At 400ft deep and three miles long, this is England’s largest gorge and features many spectacular caves.
Gough’s Cave, in particular, is almost 500,000 years old.
Visitors can see secret caverns, the ancient elders’ meeting cave, and stunning views created by stalagmites and stalactites.
As you look at the stunning surroundings you can listen to the audio guides to learn about the story of the ‘Cheddar man’ who once lived here.
In Cox’s Cave watch the spectacular multimedia experience including visual and sound effects, which tell more about the history of early man.
Where is Cheddar Gorge?
Cheddar Gorge is off the B3135, around 18 miles from Bristol and 23 miles form Bath. The sat nav postcode is BS27 3QF.
Opening Times
Cheddar Gorge & Caves are open all year except Christmas Eve & Christmas Day. Last entry to the caves is 30 minutes prior to closing.
Easter and Whitsun School Holidays: 10.00am – 5.00 pm
July and August:10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Rest of year:10.30 am – 5.00 pm
Parking
Arrive before 11.00 am especially during the school holidays and on Bank Holidays to ensure you find a space easily.
Cheddar Gorge & Caves Car Parks
Locations:
- Lakeside – 50 spaces
- Opposite Dreamhunters – 50 spaces
- Gough’s Cave – 300 spaces
Prices:
- £5 per day
- £3 from 3pm-5pm
- Tickets are purchased from the designated parking meters. The funds raised via these parking costs contribute to the conservation of the Gorge.
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