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Shopping: 
Supermarkets in Minehead – Morrisons, Tesco, Lidl if you turn right at the roundabout as you reach the town. Co-op in the centre on the high street as well as Boots and lots of other shops.
Lots of gift shops in Dunster but no supermarket apart from the Deli.
Mini supermarket at Wheddon Cross (turn left on main road outside Timberscombe and keep going) with most things if you want a slightly shorter journey.
Post Office with a few essentials in Timberscombe. Limited opening, would need to check current opening plans. They do some lovely fresh tasty ham and bacon.

Local pubs with the owners recommendations:
The Lion Inn, Timberscombe – the local.  A lovely friendly pub - Recently changed hands and is now doing food lunch times and evening. Dog friendly. Look out for themed food nights.
Royal Oak, Luxborough – Lovely position, great food.
The Luttrell Arms, Dunster – gorgeous garden with castle views and good food and dog friendly.
The Stags Head, Dunster – standard pub grub.
The Rest and Be Thankful Inn, Wheddon Cross - Good standard pub grub with some specials and a warm welcome!
Reeves in Dunster. Award winning fine dining restaurant that is fairly relaxed and relatively reasonably priced. Need to book. Loved the Beef Wellington. Great if you want something a little special.
The Wheelhouse- Minehead. Tasty Home-cooked food. Family friendly upmarket restaurant that wont break the bank.
The Old Ship Aground, Minehead – Lovely harbour spot with outside tables and good pub food.

Here are ones we have heard good things about, but haven’t visited:
Dunster Castle Hotel – tapas and gin bar
Dunkery Beacon Hotel, Wotton Courtney – for a special occasion, gorgeous food
Top Ship, Porlock and Bottom Ship, Porlock Weir -good pub food and lovely outside eating spaces with sea views
Notley Arms, Monksilver, Great food, boutique style gastro pub
Hunters Inn, Heddon’s Mouth – National Trust owned, bit further away but beautiful spot with lovely garden and walks to a little cove.

Cafes:
Torre Cider Farm and shop  – Lots of outside eating space, great cider and good for children who can visit the animals and play areas.
Chapel House, Dunster – quirky place with great food Wi-Fi and gift shop
Dunster Castle Water Mill – gorgeous streamside garden and great hot food and cakes etc
Locks Victorian Tea Rooms, Dunster – in a hidden courtyard off the High Street with lovely garden and great food. 
Cobblestones, Dunster – great sandwiches and quiche
Olde House, Dunster – good coffee, cake and garden at the back
Periwinkle Caf̩, Selworthy РIdyllic location, epic cream teas and cakes
Kitnors Caf̩, Bossington РGarden seating only, very pretty and great food and coffee, in stunning location and fantastic walk to Hurlestone Point
Apple Tree, Minehead – very cosy, lots of books to read as you eat, garden at the back

Some suggestions for organised activities:

Archery, Kayaking ,Mountain Biking, Paddle Boarding, Rock Climbing
Exmoor Adventure - Porlock Weir: https://exmooradventures.co.uk

Horse riding
Brendon Manor, West Anstey Farm Stables: https://www.brendonmanor.com
Pine Lodge Stables: https://pinelodgeexmoor.co.uk

Wildlife Safari: https://exmoorwildlifesafaris.co.uk/tours

Sea Fishing Trips
Teddie Boy Charters: https://www.teddieboycharters.co.uk

Timberscombe Common – Go up the steps out of the back garden and keep left to join the track. Turn right towards the farm. Walk up and through the gate, past the farm on the right, then go through a gate on the left a bit further on. Walk up through the woods until you come out on to Timberscombe Common with superb views towards Dunkery Beacon and the sea. Walk up the hill and go over the stile, then keep the fence on your left until you come to another stile and turn left, to follow the path back down into Timberscombe. Beware of cows on the common (especially if they have calves, and if you have a dog!) - advise to keep your distance.
From the cottage there are also lovely circular walks to Wootton Courtney and to Dunster – see OS map for routes. 
Dunster Beach Рpark for free in the road and walk on the coastal path to Minehead for fish and chips on the front, or to Blue Anchor and the Driftwood Caf̩ or Hoburne Caf̩.
Porlock and Porlock Weir – lovely walks across the bay or up through the woods from the road up beyond the Top Ship Pub. Very steep but worth it to walk through Hawkecombe looking at all the beautiful cottages and houses by the stream, then down through Doverhay to the quaint little museum back in Porlock.
Lynton and Lynmouth –spectacular coast road to get there, abundant gift shops, pubs and cafes and funicular railway, magical walks around the Valley of the Rocks with wild goats!
Bossington Рfrom carpark opposite Kitnors caf̩, walk up to Hurlestone Point for spectacular coastal views.
Dunkery Beacon – endless walking routes with magical views, red deer and Exmoor ponies
North Hill, Minehead. Drive up out of the town to park and walk the coastal path with breathtaking views, especially if you drive all the way along to Selworthy Beacon and the car park overlooking Porlock and Bossington Bay.
Watchet – pretty harbour with East Quay art centre - (open studios, gallery and fantastic cafe) and more pubs and cafes
Quantock Hills– like a mini Exmoor with red deer, ponies and beautiful wooded valleys and hill top moors with panoramic views.