The Local Area

	The Halfway House Pub Winner of the Daily Telegraph "Perfect Pub" award 2006, the Halfway House is a cosy pub, known for their extensive range of real ales and delicious home cooked food, some of which is from their own smokery.(see website).
	The Rose & Crown (Eli's) Pub The Rose & Crown is a delightful, thatched country pub just a short drive from Cleers View Farm. Serving real ales and home cooked food in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
	Burrow Hill Cider Burrow Hill has grown and pressed apples for more than 150 years. Visit the shop, housed in an old cider barn and sample the range of traditional Somerset Ciders.(see website)
	John Leach's Muchelney Pottery Robust, friendly kitchenware and collectable ceramics for everyone who appreciates owning and living with handmade works of art. (see website)
	Willows & Wetlands Centre The Centre is owned and run by the Coate family, who have been growing willow on the Somerset Levels since 1819. Visitors will find a warm welcome and are invited to learn about the history and art of willow growing and basketmaking. The Centre was opened by David Bellamy in 1987 and has proved a huge tourism success for Somerset. (see website)
	Kelways Garden Centre Famous for their peonies, tree peonies and irises (the largest UK grower and Chelsea winners). Peony Valley is a six acre collection of peonies, first started over 130 years ago. Well worth a visit. (see website)
	Langport An ancient market town in the heart of Somerset. It retains much of its old world charm and is unique among the many ancient settlements in this remote unspoilt area known as the Somerset Levels and Moors. It is set in a parish of 170 acres and its historical features suggest its earlier importance.(see website)
	Somerton Somerton is an ancient Saxon town, with a wealth of shops including antiques, gifts, shoes and homewares. Somerton hosts an annual Arts Festival during July, with a variety of music.(see website)
	Wells One of the most beautiful Cathedral cities in the country, Wells is perfect for shopping and exploring. A visit the 12th century cathedral is highly recommended. (see website)
	Street - with Clarks Retail Village Clarks Village is the UK's first and foremost outlet shopping centre and has established itself as one of the premier shopping destinations in the country.(see website)
	Glastonbury This mystical town is famous for both its Tor and proximity to Michael Eavis's annual music festival. Browse the shops, climb the tor or visit the ancient Abbey. (see website)