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It's easiest to get to Cheddar if you have use of a car though buses do come from certain towns such as Bristol.
If driving take Cheddar exit 22 off the M5 and follow the brown signs for 8 miles. From London it takes approximately 2 and a half hours.
If coming from Bristol take A 38 for 8 miles through Churchhill traffic lights, then left at garage for Shipham, then 3 miles to Cheddar.
There's a car park north of the caves.
Written Sep 4, 2003
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