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AggiePirate

I first stayed here in 1971 and the place has hardly changed, but that is part of the attraction! A traditional British seaside holiday awaits, pebbly beach with patches of sand at low tide, you are still in the Bristol channel here so slightly muddy water, but young kids will enjoy playing on the rocks. Great views along the coast, Wales opposite, Exmoor behind. Dunster village is nearby, as is Minehead, and for a great day out I recommend the West Somerset railway, which stops at Dunster station. Peace and quiet are the norm here, if you want a full-on holiday try Butlins, but if you value a relaxing break this could be just the ticket!

329carols

Stayed here twice this year in No 3 chalet! Site is like stepping back in time (in a good way), lovely for children, chalet is comfortable and has all amenities, good shower and toilet, brilliant uninterrupted country views at the front including the castle and the local steam train passes by a distance away, lovely to see and hear. Close to the sea at the back, so peaceful sitting on the patio listening to the waves lapping on the beach. Nice to see the welsh coast at night all lit up, lovely sunsets also. Not many of the chalets have an uninterrupted view at the front as well as the back as this one does. Parking space at the side of the chalet really useful, good distances between chalets at this end of the site. Owners really helpful and friendly. Little shop on the site is a gem, staff brilliant, we had a small breakfast (bacon, sausage, beans, egg and toast and a pot of tea for £2.99 each, unbeatable! all served with a friendly smile too! we will be back!

carolej676

Old age chaplets with plenty of space for running around with the steamtrain nearby .go for a chalet with toilet and shower although the shower blocks are good

Vicky1234567890

Recently visited wheelers oyster bar in whitstable while on holiday there for a week..Popped in on the off chance when I first arrived and managed to book a table at the bar for myself and my mum and had a lovely lunch the following day...We enjoyed a selection of meze cold seafood which comprised of smoked prawns,anchovies,smoked salmon, amazing homemade walnut bread to name but a few and my mum had cooked green lipped muscles with a pesto and cheese on top...We were very full after our lunch and had to waddle out and try to walk it off!! Whilst in there I also booked another date for the following few days as my husband was joining me and we reserved a table in the dining room...I was pleasantly surprised to get a table as normally you have to book well in advance to reserve at wheelers We ate at 5 pm and we took along a nice crisp bottle of white wine to enjoy with our meal..You have to bring your own alcohol but there is an off license directly opposite so it's not an issue at all and they have a very good selection of fine wines to choose from to go with your fish and seafood We selected Guinness battered cooked oysters to start with and potted shrimp which were the freshest and most delicious we have had everFollowed by fresh tuna which was served raw with a Japanese style sauce...amazingAnd fresh sea trout and scallops for our mainWe had such a lovely evening and we're not rushed at all and did not leave until after 7.30....It's such an intimate dining experience too that you can't help but to chat to other diners We actually shared some of our oysters with the lovely couple who were sat next to us and the table of ladies in front of us shared their wine with a lady who was sat dining alone...All in all a fabulous meal and can't wait to go back to try other things on their menu...Vicky and dan Westfield East Sussex

anitaelavis

Great beach loved the chalets there. A lovely lake with wooded area around it to walk through. Lots of geese, duck and swans. Plus there is a little cafe, to spoil yourself with a lovely cuppa

815sylviam

Found these chalets quite by chance and went on to rent one a couple of times. Quite unlike anywhere else I've been, chalets sit right on the beach, very simple but totally charming. Not sophisticated, and the chalets offer basic accommodation, but we absolutely loved it.

davidrF1913OD

I was there last week and the setting for a beach chalet holiday is terrific. Good walking, fishing, and close enough to Minehead to walk along the beach and enjoy the nightlife in town.

barryjc

went there in1976 with my 2 daughters aged 3 and 5. returned this week to find that it has not changed at all. only the sand has gone from the beach.

georgel497

Dunster beach is made up of 230 beach huts which on one side lines a beach and the other a nature reserve.This holiday suits both families and couples who just want to relax and get away from it all. Situated 2 miles from Minehead and all the normal attractions of a seaside town and Dunster village a quaint old market town with a national trust castle.We went for a week and would definitely go back.The beach huts/chalets are just basic wooden huts but with that old charm. Every hut has it's private patio and if you stay on the nature reserve side you have south facing gardens which are a suntrap.There's an old steam railway station a short walk from the site which adds to the quintessential charm.The beach is private and we were there the first week of the school holidays - the sun was glorious but the beach was almost vacant making it very special to walk along.In short a great base for a Somerset holiday.

yentl51

Our family just love going back each year to this little chalet at Dunster Beach. We have been going for years! A nature reserve on one side, the beach on the other, what more could you ask. Its a really laid back holiday site. The showers are spotless and hot. The shop serves cream teas and other light meals. No noisy clubs or discos.........who wants that anyway! The families who come are a delight. Children actually PLAY, ride their bikes, feed the geese, swim in the sea and collect shells. Good old fashioned charm. Perfect.

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