Best places: Things to dos in Redhill, United Kingdom

These notable limestone hills draw hikers & spelunkers with its many caves & ancient historic sites.

👍👍 What a fabulous find this is We were en route to Cornwall, but pre booked an Air B&B near Bristol. Visited this stunning house. All the staff at this national trust property were very informative regarding the history of this incredible house. Stunning grounds, can imagine the grounds will look amaz...

👍👍 This is a National Trust property; free to park and explore the house and grounds if you are a member, otherwise a bit expensive to go in, especially if it's a family group. The grounds are extensive; with footpaths, and designated walking trails. A lot of people like to walk their dogs as well. So...

👍 Enjoyed the north gorge walk going down to Cheddar. Free parking at the top with a moderate walk along the path - not slippery or dangerous but have decent shoes on. Allow about an hour. There is a south gorge walk too to make it a circular walk or walk back on the road - stunning views on all route...

Cathedral-like caves with 9000 years of human history that gave its name to England's famous cheese.

Lions, tigers and rhinos in 110 acres of countryside, plus a children's playground.

A fine Victorian country house with turrets, gardens, arboretum and behind-the-scenes tours.

👍👍 We recently took our daughter (5 years old) and 7 of her friends to 'Halloween Tobogganing' - they all absolutely loved it! Highly recommend! We had been to 'Twilight Tobogganing' the year before which was also incredible! Brilliant activities for over 4s and very reasonably priced!

👍 Lovely atmosphere, great people and a beautiful setting. Great fun (and v safe) for all the family. Can get a little cold as is quite exposed and maybe brings seats or a picnic blanket (some peep even had little beach tents). You will need cash. They take card but it was hard work <-- hence only f...

👍👍 I have been visiting Tyntesfield House for many years and have never been disappointed. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. Great cafes around the estate and transport for those who require it.

Compact zoo with creatures like coatis, capybaras & porcupines, plus farmyard animals to feed & pet.

👍👍 First visit here and it's a really lovely place. Ponds, wild flowers, meadows and such a huge variety of plants and flowers. Went with 3 boys and they loved the rope swing and metal lookout tower and I loved the silver birch forest and veg plot. Amongst the grasses were loads of damsonfly and lots o...

👍👍 A beautiful place for a walk- with children and dogs. Dogs must be kept on the lead - lots of swans and geese there and deep water. Concrete paths and no steps great. Nice to see all the birds and lovely to think they have an otter there. We had a picnic away from the bigger birds and had two or thr...

👍👍 We paid a visit today, the centre is very small but there is alot to see, some absolutely beautiful owls along with American fox's and meerkats +much more.. the staff were amazing, the rain came in and the two women doing the bird display stood in the rain and gave a very entertaining show.... Full...

Cave system stretching over 2km with exhibitions about their formation and historic inhabitants.

👍👍 A lovely hidden gem in the heart of Nailsea. I love the atmosphere, and the staff are lovely. The food is amazing, I had an incredible salmon steak meal with prawns and a beautiful creamy sauce.

👍👍 Excellent ride for people living closer to Bristol, have camping spots

Scenic rural 1,200-acre reservoir & swan-watching & angling spot looped by a trails with a café.

🫤 £5.50 to climb 274 steps (sad). Just go to the Black dog saloon on the corner of the street (The cliffs). Then go up lippiatt road then up Lunch Ln you will see the footpath sign in front of you then go up the forest path for about 2 min, you come out right on the lookout tower which is FREE, t...