Ebborways Farm Bed & Breakfast, Priddy, Wells, Somerset
Ebborways Farm Bed & Breakfast is situated in a small village called Priddy, on top of the Mendip Hills near Wells in Somerset.
It is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and therefore it is a very popular area for walkers, cavers and horse riders.
The accommodation consists of two double rooms with shared bathroom, (extra beds can be provided for children), tea and coffee making facilities & TV. There is ample parking, and stables available for riders wishing to bring their horses. Dogs are allowed by arrangement.
Although not a real working farm there are ponies, dogs, cats and hens, which visitors are very welcome to see.
The farm is perfectly positioned for sightseeing places such as Cheddar Gorge and Caves (5 miles), Wookey Hole Caves and Paper Mill (2.7 Miles), Wells with its beautiful Cathedral (4 miles), Burrington Combe (5 miles), Bristol, Bath, Longleat and many other places of interest are also within easy reach.
Annual attractions include Priddy Folk Fair in July, Priddy Sheep Fair in August, Bonfire Night Display in November, and also in November the illuminated Carnival season.
It is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and therefore it is a very popular area for walkers, cavers and horse riders.
The accommodation consists of two double rooms with shared bathroom, (extra beds can be provided for children), tea and coffee making facilities & TV. There is ample parking, and stables available for riders wishing to bring their horses. Dogs are allowed by arrangement.
Although not a real working farm there are ponies, dogs, cats and hens, which visitors are very welcome to see.
The farm is perfectly positioned for sightseeing places such as Cheddar Gorge and Caves (5 miles), Wookey Hole Caves and Paper Mill (2.7 Miles), Wells with its beautiful Cathedral (4 miles), Burrington Combe (5 miles), Bristol, Bath, Longleat and many other places of interest are also within easy reach.
Annual attractions include Priddy Folk Fair in July, Priddy Sheep Fair in August, Bonfire Night Display in November, and also in November the illuminated Carnival season.
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