Minehead is near to Doniford Bay Holiday Park and makes a good place to spend a day out for all the kids and all the family, come rain or shine.
The Regal Theatre - stands in the centre of Minehead. The wide ranging programme of professional and community entertainment that includes drama, film, comedy, dance, music and performance of all kinds. There are also occasional displays of work carried out by local artists
Channel Adventure - offers a diverse range of adventurous activities, outdoor education and personal development programmes. You can come and see the centre on Minehead seafront in The Adventure Centre to stand-up paddleboard, kayak, hire a bike and much more. If you are arranging a stag/hen party, planning a corporate or school away day or looking for an engaging activity day for the family Channel Adventure has the solution.
Exmoor Photography Course - Exmoor Photography workshops and courses are designed to welcome you into the wonderful world of photography. Using modern digital cameras this course will extend your knowledge and allow you to take better photos.
West Somerset Railway - a true railway form the days of the old Great Western Railway. With 10 stations and a 20 mile track this makes a day out your family will remember for a long time. The historic steam locomotives, coaches and wagons will take you back in time to the days of steam. Events are held throughout the year. There is a buffet car on most of the trains selling a variety of light refreshments a large number of which are locally produced.
Butlin's Live Music Weekends - at Butlins you can enjoy live music from some of the best artists around. You could even enjoy a meal while you are there.
Minehead & West Somerset Golf Club - was founded in 1882 this is Somerset’s oldest Golf Club, still playing on their original course, and one of the oldest Golf Clubs in the South West and England. Open all year round with no temporary greens through the winter and our greens are regarded as the best in the area.
Holnicote Estate - with a choice of tea-rooms across the estate where will you chose to relax? On the picturesque Selworthy Green. A short walk from the pebble beach of at Bossington? Or beside the ancient woodland in Horner?