Exmoor bed and breakfast with sea views
. . . just minutes from the beach
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Camelot House is a classical
Edwardian home with glorious views of Exmoor and the
Somerset coast. Situated in Blue Anchor Bay, just
4 miles from Minehead, we are a stone’s throw
from the sea, the West Somerset Railway and a short
walk from the local shop / newsagent, beach café and
two pubs.
Your hosts, Wendy and Ashley, look forward to welcoming
you into their home which has been thoughtfully
renovated. We have taken
care to combine an informal atmosphere with a high
standard of B&B accommodation in 4 individually
decorated en-suite bedrooms.
For a friendly and personal booking service ring us on 01643 821118 or email stay@camelothousebandb.co.uk |
Nestled on the edge of Exmoor National Park, one of the great unspoilt expanses of wildernesses in England where red deer and Exmoor ponies roam, our accommodation is also perfect for exploring the Quantocks and Brendon Hills or for visiting the Victorian seaside resort of Minehead, the medieval village of Dunster and its towering Castle or Watchet’s ancient port.
Keen walkers will find an extensive network
of waymarked paths with the coast path running
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An enviable Somerset location for exploring Exmoor, taking
a steam train on The West Somerset Railway or
relaxing
on the beach |
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Rooms
We offer four spacious, comfortable and well-equipped
bedrooms all with excellent views. Choose from king
size, double or twin beds and sleep under goose down
duvets with Egyptian cotton linen. Our family room
accommodates 2 adults and 2 children (8 – 14 years).
Each room has its own en-suite with powerful showers/bath shower, complimentary toiletries and plenty of towels. All rooms are centrally heated and feature flat screen remote LCD TVs with DVD, free Wi-Fi access, easy chairs, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryer and bedside clock/radio.
`Comfy beds and great breakfasts' |
We serve a ‘sea
view’ breakfast from 8.15 until 9.00am and offer
a wholesome, varied menu, including a traditional
English breakfast, using locally-sourced products
wherever possible.
We always do our best to provide for any special
dietary requirements - just let us know beforehand.
In our guests’ sitting room you will discover
games, plenty of books and loads of useful information
on the area including local walks, eating haunts
and places of interest. The fridge is well stocked
with soft drinks and fresh milk! |
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1-2
nights
£35 per person |
3+ nights
£33 per person |
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Please contact us direct for a friendly and personal booking service
Ashley & Wendy Hunt
Camelot House
Blue Anchor Bay
Somerset TA24 6LB
Tel: 01643 821118
Email: stay@camelothousebandb.co.uk
For Google Map click here |
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Booking conditions
We request a £20 deposit to secure a booking. Unfortunately we are not able to refund deposits if a booking is cancelled less than 48 hours before date of arrival unless we are able to re-let the room. |
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Directions -
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Just 40 minutes from the M5
From M5 Southbound
Exit at Jct 23. A39 through Bridgewater and follow signs to MINEHEAD. Travel on the A39 for approx 22 miles and turn right at CARHAMPTON, signposted BLUE ANCHOR. Travel on this road for about a mile and CAMELOT HOUSE is on the right with a Victorian Street Lamp close to the road.
From M5 Northbound
Exit at Jct 25. Take A358, bypassing Taunton and follow signs to MINEHEAD. After approx 16 miles, join A39 at WILLITON signposted MINEHEAD until you reach CARHAMPTON. Turn right, signposted BLUE ANCHOR. Travel on this road for about a mile and CAMELOT HOUSE is on the right with a Victorian Street Lamp close to the road.
From Minehead direction
Take A39 through CARHAMPTON village. Turn immediately left signposted BLUE ANCHOR and follow the road for about a mile. CAMELOT HOUSE is on the right with a Victorian street lamp close to the road.
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A few of our Local Activites and Attractions
On the doorstep
- Blue Anchor Bay –
wide, safe, sandy beaches and a long promenade
popular with sea anglers at high tide. The cliffs
and fossils are of geological interest.
Good
coastal walking opportunities to Dunster, Minehead
and Watchet
- West Somerset Railway – runs
through 20 miles of Somerset’s glorious scenery
from Minehead to Bishop’s Lydeard. Blue Anchor
Station has its own railway museum
www.west-somerset-railway.co.uk
- Exmoor National Park – with its ancient wooded valleys, rugged moorland, plunging cliffs and sheltered bays
- Dunster Castle – run by The National Trust, which towers over the medieval village of Dunster in Exmoor National Park
- Minehead – a Victorian seaside resort where little fishing boats adorn the pretty harbour and also has plenty of opportunities for refreshments.
- Tropiquaria – an animal and
adventure park perfect for adults and children
of all ages
- Watchet – an ancient port
with shops, cafés and restaurants and a marina
from where you can book fishing trips
- Cruise ships can be boarded at Watchet or Minehead for an exciting day trip viewing the stunning Exmoor Coastline and on to Lunday Island (seasonal)
- Cleeve Abbey – a 13th century Cistercian monastery
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A little further
- Selworthy – a picturesque village of thatched cottages in the National Trust Holnicote Estate between Minehead and Porlock
- Exmoor Falconry and Animal Farm – a unique visitor attraction in Allerford, near Porlock, where the animals come out to
meet you
- Porlock – a traditional Exmoor village with a quaint harbour
close by at Porlock Weir
- Taunton - the county town of Somerset with a fantastic mix of shops, restaurants and leisure facilities
- Land Rover Safaris over Exmoor suitable for all ages
- Tarr Steps – a prehistoric
clapper bridge across the River Barle
- Wimbleball Lake –
for water sports and fishing
- Lynton and Lynmouth - two
attractive coastal villages linked by a water-powered
Victorian cliff railway
- Woolacombe – a safe beach with great surfing conditions
- Ilfracombe – a seaside resort where a seasonal foot passenger ferry service runs to Lundy Island
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What's on
This page will be updated in early 2010.
West Somerset Railway Event Dates
SPRING STEAM GALA 2010 6 days |
Saturday
20 March |
Spring Steam Gala 2010 -
GWR 175 - The Standard Revolution - day one |
Sunday
21 March |
Spring Steam Gala 2010 -
GWR 175 - The Standard Revolution - day two |
Thursday
25 March |
Spring Steam Gala 2010 -
GWR 175 - The Standard Revolution - day three |
Friday
26 March |
Spring Steam Gala 2010 -
GWR 175 - The Standard Revolution - day four |
Saturday
27 March |
Spring Steam Gala 2010 -
GWR 175 - The Standard Revolution - day five |
Sunday
28 March |
Spring Steam Gala 2010 -
GWR 175 - The Standard Revolution - day six
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MIXED TRAFFIC WEEKEND 3 days |
Friday
11 June |
Mixed Traffic Weekend -
GWR 175 Diesels in the West - day one |
Saturday
12 June |
Mixed Traffic Weekend -
GWR 175 Diesels in the West- day two |
Sunday
13 June |
Mixed Traffic Weekend -
GWR 175 Diesels in the West - day three
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STEAM FAYRE & VINTAGE VEHICLE RALLY 2 days |
Saturday
7 August |
Steam Fayre and Vintage Vehicle Rally - day one |
Sunday
8 August |
Steam Fayre and Vintage Vehicle Rally - day two
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LATE SUMMER WEEKEND 2 days |
Saturday
4 September |
Late Summer Weekend -
GWR 175 The Penultimate Act - day one |
Sunday
5 September |
Late Summer Weekend -
GWR 175 The Penultimate Act - day two
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AUTUMN STEAM GALA 4 days |
Thursday
30 September |
Autumn Steam Gala 2010
GWR 175 The Finale - day one |
Friday
1 October |
Autumn Steam Gala 2010
GWR 175 The Finale - day two |
Saturday
2 October |
Autumn Steam Gala 2010
GWR 175 The Finale - day three |
Sunday
3 October |
Autumn Steam Gala 2010
GWR 175 The Finale - day four |
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