Dunster Castle is magical and so incredibly beautiful. We visited it on a beautiful summer day, the kids loved the outdoor games and the bat trail activity. The castle inside is very well cared for and the gardens are a dream to explore. Highly recommend. Tickets can only be bought on site :)

Fantastic building in an amazing location. Extremely rare leather and silver leaf paintings are breathtaking. Extensive gardens; steep in parts with a great kids play area. The mill was an added bonus. Well maintained, producing and selling their own flour with a super cafe nearby.

Historically amazing place, the castle was very interesting and well looked after. We enjoyed learning about it's history. The shops however were lacking gluten free options and we had to leave early to get food elsewhere.

The village surrounding the castle is beautiful, and lovely to walk through on the way to the castle including the secret garden ran by the castle gardener. Just be aware there are some rather steep slopes to walk up. There are a few cafes that do cream tea outside the castle and also museums and shops. Once actually in the castle grounds there are also lots of slopes to walk up and down to access different areas. There is lots of information about the castle and how it came to be what it is today and also some original features. The views from the castle are wonderful and can see for miles. There is parking for the castle and also other parking nearby if needed. There is a watermill that is still operating which they use to make flour, you can also buy this in the shop as well as other local produce.

What a great place. Very well kept. Fantastic gardens all around the castle and down to the Watermill. The gardens down to the mill are fantastic for children. If you are going to see Dunster properly, it will take a good 4 hours. Great Cafe at the Mill as well, which is all in working order.

A really beautiful castle with stunning views from the top of the hill. The water mill is a must visit too and it’s a lovely stroll through the village to get there!

Look out for the secret passage! We've visited many times,we go to buy the milled oats and flour ground at the mill once or twice a week. Dunster is a lovely little place.

This is managed by English heritage not national trust. Built in the early 17th century, this historic structure in the heart of Dunster is charming and well-preserved. It offers a glimpse into the village's trading past. Quite a short attraction, some information by the side. Very close to car parking and shops.

Right I the heart of the medieval Dunster Village. The village became a centre for wool and cloth production and trade, of which the Yarn Market built by George Luttrell is a relic. Managed by English Heritage.

A charming historical site that offers a real glimpse into medieval market life. The structure is well-preserved and adds character to the village. I really enjoyed seeing it, though a visual illustration or display showing how it was originally used would’ve made the experience even better.

Charming little structure in the medieval village of Dunster. Originally built in the early 17th C for commercial purposes it still has a cannonball lodged in it dating from the English Civil War.

Yarn Market is not a lot to see, but Dunster itself a lovely town and I was enjoying the shops there and a little walk. I have not seem the castle and the watermill as that was 17£ and I di not have a day to spend there, but sure these are worth the look as well. ;)

The iconic Yarn Market at the top of Dunster High Street was built in 1609 by George Luttrell, Sheriff of Somerset and the keeper of Dunster Castle.

Accessible all day. Point of interest in Dunster's main street.

Nice small and free musuem about history of dunster and the surrounding area. Some interesting dolls from around the world. Should visit whilst in Dunster.

Nice little place for a quick walk around. Donations appreciated of course to keep the place running which is always fine with us. Dog friendly inside, and is very interesting. Lots of spooky dolls in the collection.

Free , but we put a donation into the bucket. What a great place to visit! Beautiful dolls. Something to see for all ages.

Very quirky and fun museum to enter if you are in the area. Very unique collection of dolls and some historical facts. Judt need under an hour would take you.

Took granddaughter to show her dolls from the olden days great place to visit

Small free collection of dolls and local history run by volunteers

Worth a visit if you like dolls. It is free but you can make a donation. Museum part is very small with only a few exhibits.

Dunster beach has plenty of car parking it is pay and disable even for blue badge holders and the parking machine really needs upgraded the buttons have worn out and you can't select the length of time you want to stay. the parking doesn't have pay by phone facilities The beach is vast plenty of soft sand and rock pools, take care as the tide gently rolls in and you can get stranded on the rocks

A lovely beach, though no disabled facilities, so if you're going with a wheelchair user be aware of that, the facilities were clean, the beach so clean plenty of bins and not too busy.

Beautiful expanse of beach. Lots of sand intermingled with stones,meaning lots of opportunities to build and play with kids. Plenty of parking, great walks and amenities.

Sandystony beach when tide is in. Somewhat seaweedy and more stony when tide out. Quite windy when we were there. There's a café and toilets and parking although the carpark is a bit on the lumpy side.

Lovely beach, great walks. Very clean, lots of bins. One of the few places I don't begrudge paying for parking.

Quiet, no real facilities but dogs are permitted in the summer.

Quiet, clean and a lovely coffee/tea house. Great prices too.