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Ham Hill Country Park
Ham Hill Country Park is a fantastic hidden gem in South Somerset, perfect for a family day out with children.
A village shaped by history
Stoke sub Hamdon is the birthplace of Somerset’s iconic golden architecture. Nestled at the base of a magnificent ancient hill fort, this vibrant village offers a fascinating glimpse into centuries of stone-quarrying history. You can spend an afternoon exploring the beautiful hamstone lanes, discovering medieval National Trust treasures, or chatting with locals in the traditional pubs.
It provides a wonderfully authentic base for walkers and heritage lovers looking to experience a ruggedly beautiful corner of the county where history feels tangible.
Ham Hill and the great outdoors
Looming large over the rooftops is Ham Hill Country Park, a spectacular landscape of deep grassy hollows and panoramic viewpoints. Walking up from the village streets onto the hill reveals remnants of ancient Roman quarries and iron-age ramparts.
It is a breathtaking natural escape where you can watch the sunset over the Somerset Levels, picnic among wild meadows, and trace the history of the very stone that built the surrounding region.
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A full pub at the Prince of wales
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Things To Do In Stoke Sub Hamdon
Food and Drink
Prince of Wales – Ham Hill
Perched on Ham Hill in Stoke-sub-Hamdon, The Prince of Wales is a welcoming country pub with stunning panoramic views of the Somerset countryside. Known for its delicious home-cooked food, local…
Arts and Crafts
Dandelion & Peacock
Textiles inspired by the British countryside, made from upcycled fabrics for sustainable, one-of-a-kind pieces.
Arts and Crafts
Somerset Arts Week & Wick Farm
A Celebration of Creativity in South Somerset - Every September