Wooky Hole & Cheddar caves

[cunningplan]

Been to Wookey hole a couple of years ago, but it been a long since I went in the caves at Cheddar.
Wookey hole is not bad, but its not cheap at £15 adults and £10 for 6 to 15 year olds.
Had a good tour guide, quite funny. (the new witch was away for the day.)
Cheddar, only went into Gough's cave, a bit cheaper at £10 & £8 (I think it said it was £16 for both caves)and I thought was the better of the two with a audio tour so you could take your time to have a good look around.
Took some photos and will post when re sized.

[BikerGran]

That's just what I needed to know!  Got my grandchildren for a day next week and I was wondering about taking them to one or the other - an 8 year old girl and 10 year old boy - reckon they'd like it?

[Manky Monkey]

Haven't been there for several years, but remember it as a nice place to spend an afternoon. Cheddar's very popular with bikers -& the rest of the World's motoring population- at weekends, so parking can sometimes be difficult. I've always wanted to visit Jacobs Ladder -I think there's an observation tower that looks out over the gorge. Have fun if you go Bobbi.

[ROD]

We've been a few times over the years. Last time when the kids were young. Parked in the coach park area 'cos we had a minibus on rental . I like the area .

[cunningplan]

That's just what I needed to know!  Got my grandchildren for a day next week and I was wondering about taking them to one or the other - an 8 year old girl and 10 year old boy - reckon they'd like it?

The kids would like Wookey Hole the best as after the trip through the cave there is lots of things to go on and watch, could spend a day there if it was fine (Mind you, there is a lot inside)
You save a fiver on a family ticket (2 adults and 2 kids)

Cheddar has only the two caves and Jacods Ladder, the reast is shops selling cider and odds and ends.

[cunningplan]

couple of photos,

[tazet]

  Great pics