Kewstoke is very well situated for exploring Somerset and beyond.

For city lovers Bristol, Bath, Taunton and Cardiff are all within easy reach whether by road or rail.

Glastonbury ,Wells and Cheddar make a good full day out with something of interest for everybody.

Street, with Clarks Outlet Village, is popular with bargain hunters with a wide range of well-known High Street retailers.

Both The Mendip and Quantock Hills are designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty

There are several National Trust properties within easy reach:
Clevedon Court
Montacute House
And one of the Trust’s most recent acquisitions Tyntesfield House. NB it is necessary to pre-book.
or see: http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk
Other places to visit:
Wells - England's smallest cathedral city, is home to one of the country's most magnificent cathedrals, preserved in much of its original glory and surrounded by many medieval buildings. It has anastronomical clock dating from 1392 with models of knights who joust every quarter hour. Market days are held on Wednesdays and Saturdays in the beautiful Market Square.
Brean Down, near Weston-super-Mare The peninsula is a dramatic landmark on the Somerset coastline. With a 19thC fort which was also used in World War II
Hestercombe Gardens, near Taunton This tranquil valley, includes lakes, temples and magnificent views. It has delightful woodland walks. www.hestercombegardens.com
Longleat House & Safari Park Nr. Warminster, Wiltshire A world of family entertainment. 12 attractions to enjoy. www.longleat.co.uk
Glastonbury Tor The Tor dominates the Somerset Levels and offers spectacular views over Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire. At the top of this very steep hill is the remains of St Michael's Church (15thC)
Steepholm Nature Reserve www.steepholm.freeserve.co.uk/ April to October boat trips from Weston-Super-Mare. A haven for seabirds and other wildlife with ruins and World War II defences.