Wookey Hole Map

Detailed Street Map of Wookey Hole Somerset & Guide to the Area

Wookey Hole Map Somerset: Interactive map of Wookey Hole, displaying the village and tourist attraction that is situated in the county of Somerset, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) bottom right of map to display a detailed street map of Wookey Hole area and a Wookey Hole village centre map, showing Wookey Hole Caves and the Wookey Hole Hotel. Use the zoom out feature to find driving routes from nearby Wells.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Wookey Hole map are: The Wookey Hole Inn, The Cheese Yard Café, Wookey Hole Club, Wookey Hole Community Hall, St Mary Magdalene Church, Wookey Hole Primary School, Wookey Hole Paper Mill, Ebbor Gorge National Nature Reserve, Wells Cathedral, The Bishop's Palace, Wells Market Place, Wells & Mendip Museum, Wells Library, Wells Bus Station, Wells Health Centre, Wells Community Hospital, Waitrose Wells, Tesco Superstore Wells, Morrisons Wells, Boots Wells, The Crown at Wells, The Swan Hotel, The Fountain Inn, The Globe Inn, Goodfellows, The Good Earth, Wells Leisure Centre, Mendip Hospital Cemetery.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Wells, Easton, Westbury-sub-Mendip, Coxley, Haybridge, Yarley, Launcherley, Dulcote, Dinder, Wookey, Henton, Worth, Yarley Cross, Priddy, Green Ore, Charterhouse, Cheddar, Rodney Stoke, Draycott, Westbury-sub-Mendip, Godney, Meare, Westhay, Panborough, Bleadney, Upper Coxley, North Wootton.

Wookey Hole is a small Somerset village that is tucked away beneath the Mendip Hills, around two miles north-west of Wells, and is best known for the spectacular limestone caves that bear its name. The village itself has only a few hundred residents, although it forms part of the wider St Cuthbert Out parish. The story of Wookey Hole goes back thousands of years, with archaeological finds showing that people used the caves from prehistoric times, while paper-making later became an important local trade.

Roads provide the main way in and out, with buses connecting the area to Wells and nearby communities; Wells is also the place to head for wider services. Wookey Hole has pubs, accommodation, community facilities and plenty of stuff that is geared towards visitors, with the caves, paper mill and Mendip walks keeping things lively. Entry to the Wookey Hole Caves also includes a "moving" dinosaur display, A 4D cinema show, a cafe/restaurant, an ice cream parlour, and much more (well worth a visit). Wells Cathedral, Bishop's Palace and Ebbor Gorge are close by. National Trust days out include King John's Hunting Lodge and Prior Park Landscape Garden, while English Heritage's Meare Fish House and Glastonbury Lake Village area add more history nearby.

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FAQ About Wookey Hole, Somerset

• Where is Wookey Hole located? - Wookey Hole is in Somerset, on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills and roughly two miles north-west of the cathedral city of Wells.
• What is Wookey Hole famous for? - Wookey Hole is famous for its extensive limestone caves, underground River Axe, prehistoric archaeology and the long-running legend of the Witch of Wookey Hole.
• What is the population of Wookey Hole? - Wookey Hole is a relatively small village with a population of only a few hundred people and forms part of the larger civil parish of St Cuthbert Out.
• Does Wookey Hole have a railway station? - No, Wookey Hole does not have a railway station, so travel is mainly by road and local bus, with railway connections available further afield at places such as Castle Cary.
• What is there to do in Wookey Hole? - Exploring Wookey Hole Caves is the big attraction, while visitors can also enjoy walks around Ebbor Gorge and the Mendip Hills or make the short trip into Wells for its cathedral, Bishop's Palace, shops, cafés and historic streets.
• What National Trust and English Heritage attractions are near Wookey Hole? - Nearby National Trust places include King John's Hunting Lodge at Axbridge and Prior Park Landscape Garden near Bath, while English Heritage's medieval Meare Fish House is a handy historical attraction on the Somerset Levels.

We hope you found this Wookey Hole tourist map useful for your visit to this area of Somerset.

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