Local Information

Crowcombe nestles in the Quantock Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Below you will find a selection of local venues, places to eat, as well as various types of accommodation.

Local Attractions

	The Carew Arms The Carew Arms is Crowcombe’s 16th century village inn, with restaurant and B&B facilities. Visit Site
	Crowcombe Court Crowcombe Court was built by Thomas Carew in 1739 in the baroque style. The house is still privately owned today. Grade 1 listed, it is available as a wedding venue and hire for private parties and events. Visit Site
	Crowcombe Hall Crowcombe Hall is Crowcombe's substantial, architect designed, recreation and community hall opened in 2003. Its large Main Hall and smaller Quantock Room are available for hire, together with a fully equipped kitchen and changing rooms. Visit Site
	Halsway Manor Halsway Manor, a grade 2* listed building, is the National Centre for Folk Arts. It is the only residential folk centre in the UK. Visit Site
	The Quantock Hills The Quantock Hills, with its magnificent heather scenery and the first of England’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is a favourite local area for walkers. Visit Site
	The West Somerset Railway The West Somerset Railway is the longest historic railway in England. The 20 mile branch line of the old Great Western Railway runs from Bishops Lydeard to Minehead. The local WSR station is Crowcombe Heathfield. Visit Site