Cadeside Caravan Club Site

Wellington Monument walk

Climbs steadily through National Trust woodland to the distinctive 175ft Wellington Monument obelisk on the Blackdown Hills. Moderate incline with some uneven paths makes it tricky for buggies, though manageable for older children who enjoy a challenge. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards effort with panoramic views across the Somerset and Devon countryside from the hilltop, plus fascinating history about the Iron Duke's memorial tower you can climb for even better vistas.

West Deane Way

Traces the Devon-Somerset border through rolling countryside and farmland, featuring gentle to moderate inclines with some steeper sections around combes and valleys. Mixed terrain of field paths, quiet lanes and woodland tracks can be muddy after rain. Fine for older children used to longer walks, but narrow stiles and uneven ground make it unsuitable for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Rewards with expansive views across two counties, characteristic West Country hedgerows, and a

Herepath Trail - Churchstanton

Follows an ancient ridgeway path with gentle to moderate climbs through rolling Blackdown Hills countryside. Suitable for older children but uneven terrain makes it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Enjoy sweeping views across Somerset and Devon, passing through quiet woodlands and traditional farmland – a peaceful route steeped in Saxon history that feels wonderfully remote despite being well-waymarked.

Westleigh Quarry Trail

Burlescombe Trail