A friendly community event, show-casing the talented growers, producers and creativity in Dunster and surrounding areas. Come and admire the skill and enthusiasm of exhibitors and see the prize winning entries. Refreshments available; admission £1. To enter, or for further information, please email dunsterhorticulturalsociety@gmail.com.

A one hour stroll to look at Langham engine house, then a 2 hour walk down the steep miners' track to see Bearland Flue and other features connected with iron mining in the Brendons. We may visit Burrow Farm engine house or Kennisham Hill. Boots and rainwear needed. Dogs on leads only with permission. www.westsomersetmineralrailway.org.uk, www.wsmr.org.uk, for information only. Book through The Exmoor Society, or Phil Gannon 01984 640892, with a similar donation.

Join a guided walk leader on a 2 hr walk and discover the many ways in which water has shaped life in this coastal community.From rivers to the sea, discover how water has shaped life in this picturesque coastal community, from its roots as a small fishing village, to the growth of tourism and the impact of nature.A 2 hour walk on fairly even ground. Starts at Lynmouth National Park Centre.Dogs on short leads allowed.Booking advisable.Free event with - donation welcome to our CareMoor for Exmoor scheme supporting heritage, nature and access projects on Exmoor. For more information: Lynmouth National Park Centre Tel: 01598 752509

A 2h-2.5hr/4 mile guided walk, exploring the hills and landscape that surround the historical village of Dunster.

Join a guided walk leader and explore the picturesque landscape around Dunster.

A 2- 2.5hr/4 mile guided walk, taking in the historical sites of Dunster village and the breathtaking views above the village from the ancient hillforts of Grabbist Hill and Bat’s Castle.

Accessibility: The walk route includes some steep inclines, over uneven ground. A moderate level of fitness is required.

Please ensure you wear suitable outdoor clothing and walking boots.

Dogs on short leads allowed.

Booking recommended. Walk starts at the National Park Centre Dunster.

Free event - donations welcome (for the CareMoor for Exmoor scheme supporting heritage, nature and access projects on Exmoor).

Join our walk leader Brian Scott for a historic walk around Luxborough using notes by EF Williams.

A 2hr guided walk around a village steeped in history, starting from the National Park Centre Dunster.
Accessibility: The walk route includes some gentle inclines around the village lanes and passes over some uneven ground towards the end of the route. The route can be adapted - if you have a particular mobility requirement please contact Dunster National Park Centre prior to booking for further information - tel: 01643 821835.
Please ensure you bring suitable outdoor clothing and stout footwear.
Dogs on short leads allowed.
Booking recommended.

An easy paced stroll to discover the natural history within the wonderful landscape around Porlock Weir.

These are the provisional dates for an exhibition of photographs, models and interesting items found along the Mineral Line. Abbey entrance charges apply. Contact Cleeve Abbey or Phil Gannon 01984 640892

These are the provisional dates for an exhibition of photographs, models and interesting items found along the Mineral Line. Abbey entrance charges apply. Contact Cleeve Abbey or Phil Gannon 01984 640892

The Minehead Bay Festival is a vibrant celebration of art, culture and live music held on the West Somerset coast. Since 2022, it has brought residents and visitors together for a full day of creative, family-friendly activities along Minehead’s seafront. Produced by the Minehead and Coast Development Trust and shaped by the people of Minehead, the festival showcases everything from trial bike stunts and skateboarding lessons to dance performances, circus acts, wellbeing workshops, live painting, and two music stages. Nature-based activities led by local wildlife organisations, along with a large variety of food and drink stalls, add to the atmosphere. Thousands attend each year to enjoy the energy, creativity and strong community spirit that define this highlight of Minehead’s cultural calendar.