Top Things to Do in Rhoose 2021

"Had a great tour of the Distillery. Learned a lot about whiskey and spirit making process. Not to forget excellent whiskey of which during the tour they give you two glasses to sample or one 5cl bottle to take away if your driving . Definatley worth a visit when in the area."

"I did the wine tour, picnic and an overnight stay as I couldn't have the big birthday party I'd planned due to covid. In hindsight don't think I could've had a better birthday. This was such a lovely setting and atmosphere, with a fun friendly family of staff, and delicious, generous picnic hampers. Accommodation was clean and very comfortable with thoughtful finishing touches. It would be good for groups.This is a hidden gem so close to Bristol city I'll definitely be back to, and of course left we left with a few bottles of wine we've since been enjoying!"

"Castle Combe is located in the lower reaches of the Black Creek Valley. It is a small village hidden in a canyon in southern England. Of course, it is also one of the best-preserved ancient British villages so far. It is also regarded by the British people as "the most historical "The little village. Fort Combe is called Fort, but it is actually a small town. It is said that it has been rated as the world's most beautiful town for 50 consecutive years. To this day, the town still retains the style since its creation a thousand years ago. The buildings in the town are all made of golden sandstone and brown stones. The serpentine two-story building shows no trace of modernity. Walking in the quiet side streets, it seems to have traveled to the Middle Ages. Every stone, every door and window, every door knocker in every house exudes a strange historical atmosphere. All of this is absolutely impossible to read in books."

"Drove 2 and a half hours to go here. Lovely place. Had a gorgeous breakfast probably one of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had. What a lovely place right in the middle of a city. Will definitely be going back"

"Top day out. We stumbled across this place by accident after seeing it on the back of a t-shirt in a local pub. Loads of space for the kids to run, tons of soft play, bouncy castles and masses of outdoor park space, with swings, trampolines, zipwires etc. A good few animals to feed and pet, plus a cracking feed from the cafe. Social distancing measures were well thought through and seemed to be followed by pretty much everyone we saw (with that much space though, it was quite easy!)Definitely plan on a return visit."

"Arrived when it opened, left when it closed and still didn't quite manage to do everything. We thoroughly enjoyed our day and it was perfectly suited for young children. Found it great value for money when compared to many attractions and liked the fact that all the rides were included in the entry fee, when so many places charge you extra. The staff were helpful and very friendly, there were plenty of hand sanitisers throughout the park and it all felt very safe in the current climate. Limited numbers and plenty of space made it possible to social distance most of the time."

"This lovely little city farm is tucked away next to the shopping area in Bedminster. It has a cafe, and a small shop selling crafts made by locals, and a smallish number of farm animals, which are rotated over time, but usually contain pigs, ducks, hens, goats, sheep, cows. It neighbours allotments, so you can see those as well, and it has a large greenhouse which grows and sells plants. There are good toilet and handwashing facilities. It's a small area, and not a long visit, but it's a lovely chance to see friendly farm animals in the city, with no admission charge."

"As a family it's a great attraction. Covid safe with the clearly marked one way system. Shame it closes over the winter - we'll miss going. Season pass is great value for money."

"Over priced, paid £28 for 2 adults , a 3 year old and a one year old who went free. We were there less than an hour. Small park not many animals. Beautiful setting and we enjoyed it but just felt it was very over priced. A fairer price would be £7 for adults and £5 for over 2 year olds."