Dunster is one of the most popular places on Exmoor for visitors. It is a medieval village with an ancient castle, priory, dovecote, yarn market, inns, packhorse bridge and a mill. Since the decline of the woollen industry in the eighteenth century the village has been locked in a time warp.
Dunster Castle, once the home of the Luttrell family, is now owned by the National Trust. There is a plethora of tea shops and gifts shops and several excellent restaurants and places to stay. The National Park Centre here provides information on the whole area and there is a large car park on the edge of the village.
With over 200 listed buildings Dunster is preserved so that generations to come can enjoy the historic qualities of this unique village. Situated in the sweeping hills of Exmoor National park Dunster provides the ideal base for your holiday in the South West of England.
This charming and historic village is open all year round and is accessible by coach, car and steam train along the heritage railway to Dunster Station Great Western Railway have teamed up with West Somerset Railway to offer a fantastic day trip package from London Paddington which stops at Dunster Station. See https://www.gwr.com/destinations-and-events/heritage-railways/west-somerset-railway
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