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The Jurassic Coast covers 95 miles of truly stunning coastline from East Devon to Dorset, with rocks recording 185 million years of the Earth's history.
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  • Science and Heritage
    • Geology
      • Geological formation
        • The geological formations that shape the dorset and east devon landscape
      • Walk through time
      • Environmental stories
      • Geoweek
      • Discover by Area
        • Axmouth to Lyme Regis
        • Bat’s Head to Gad Cliff
        • Black Ven to Seatown
        • Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm’s Head
        • Burton Cliff to Abbotsbury
        • Eype to Burton Bradstock
        • Furzy Cliff to White Nothe
        • Ladram Bay to Pennington Point
        • Langton Herring to Portland Harbour Shore
        • Orcombe Point to the River Otter
        • Peveril Point to Studland Bay
        • Salcombe Hill to Seaton
        • The Isle of Portland
        • Winspit to Durlston Head
    • Geomorphology and natural processes
      • Climatic changes
        • Impact of Climate on the Coast
        • Modern climate change
      • Landscapes of the jurassic coast
      • Our dynamic coast
        • Geomorphology and Coastal Processes
        • Glossary of terms
        • How was lulworth cove formed
    • History of science
      • Early innovators
      • Meet mary anning
      • Museum founders
      • Pioneering fossil collectors and geologists
      • Pioneers and trailblazers
    • Palaeontology
      • Fossil Finder
      • Fossils
      • Palaeoecology
        • Brittlestars
        • Coccolithophores
        • Iguanodontids
        • Rhynchosaurs
        • Scelidosaurus
        • Stromatolites and Thrombolites
        • Temnospondyl
      • Fossil conservation
    • Unesco and World Heritage
      • Unesco world heritage sites
      • World heritage day
      • People and Archaeology of the World Heritage Site
  • Fossil Finder
  • Things To Do
    • Fossil Collecting
      • Fossil Collecting
      • Fossil Finder
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      • Coastal walks
      • Dorset beaches
      • Devon beaches
      • Beach sports
      • Dog friendly beaches
      • Beach safety
    • Sports
      • Beach sports
      • Golf
      • Health and Wellbeing
      • Leisure centres
      • Watersports
    • Shopping
      • Independent and individual
      • Markets
      • Towns
    • Entertainment
      • Casinos
      • Cinemas
      • Music
      • Nightlife
      • Theatre and shows
    • Attractions
      • Cultural
      • Families
      • Free
      • Hidden gems
      • History and Heritage
      • Museums and visitor centres
      • Nature and wildlife
      • Group Friendly
      • Young palaeontologists
    • Activities
      • Swimming
      • Walking
      • Boat trips
      • Climbing
      • Cycling
      • Rockpooling
  • Explore
    • Visitor information
      • Filming on the jurassic coast
      • Business
      • Maps brochures and guides
      • Staying safe on the jurassic coast
      • Travel information
        • Parking
        • Public transport
        • Travelling around
        • Travelling to
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      • Abbotsbury
      • Beer
      • Branscombe
      • Bridport
      • Budleigh Salterton
      • Charmouth
      • Dorchester
      • Exmouth
      • Lyme regis
      • Portland
      • Seaton
      • Sidmouth
      • Swanage
      • West bay
      • Weymouth
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        • Veggie and vegan
        • Restaurants
        • Pubs and bars
        • Local produce
        • Seafood
        • Farm shops
        • Cafes and coffee shops
        • Afternoon tea
      • Seasons
        • Autumn
        • Spring
        • Summer
        • Winter
      • Itineraries
        • 24 hours on the jurassic coast
        • 48 hours on the jurassic coast
        • Experience the jurassic coast
        • Group friendly
        • Rainy days
        • Sunny days
      • Inspiration
        • Weddings
        • Historic locations
        • Iconic places to visit
        • Teenagers
        • Group Friendly
        • Dog friendly jurassic coast
      • Highlights
        • Best places for afternoon tea
        • Best places to eat in summer
        • Seafood
        • Date nights
        • Free Things To Do
      • Blog
    • Jurassic coast landmarks
      • History of the jurassic coast
      • Kimmeridge bay
      • Ladram bay
      • Lulworth cove
      • Old harry rocks
      • Worbarrow bay
      • Durdle door
      • Golden cap
    • Beaches
      • Dog friendly beaches
      • Staying Safe
  • What’s On
    • Seasonal events
      • Bonfire night
      • Christmas
      • Fathers day
      • Halloween
      • Mothers day
      • New year
      • School holiday
      • Valentines day
    • Seasons
      • Autumn
      • Winter
      • Spring
      • Summer
    • Food and drink events
    • Festivals
    • Exhibitions
    • Theatre and comedy
    • Community
    • Art events

The Winyards Gap Inn

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The Winyards Gap Inn

The winyards gap inn

Open 7-days a week, The Winyard’s Gap Inn is an historic family run pub that sits on the outskirts of the idyllic village of Chedington. Overlooking the glorious Dorset and Somerset hills it commands one of the finest views in the West Country. The Winyard’s Gap is a picture-perfect dog friendly location from which to explore the Jurassic coast and the area of outstanding natural beauty that is West Dorset.

Our cozy bar area is the perfect spot to relax with a refreshing pint of local ale or a glass of wine. Curl up by the crackling fireplace on chilly days or soak up the sunshine on our patio or our beautiful garden when the weather is fine.

Our dining room is open 7 days a week. Our main menu is available Monday – Saturday lunch and dinner and we also offer a selection of lighter bites and sandwiches at lunchtime. Sundays at The Winyard’s Gap are a relaxed affair and Sunday lunch is served from 12-4pm in our dining room, bar and on the patio whether depending!

Breakfast available for residents from 8am – 9.30am.

We believe in serving filling and well-crafted pub food with regularly changing specials and produce coming in fresh from the coast and other local suppliers. We cater for all dietary requirements.

We have six comfortable and stylist en-suite bedrooms, set back from the pub main building, all with their own private entrances. All of our rooms have king size beds, a dedicated working space and come with luxurious touches, including down duvets and pillows, Bramley bath products, fine cotton bed linen, free WIFI, digital radio, TV and coffee making facilities and fresh milk. Our rooms act as a perfect base for exploring all of what West Dorset has to offer.

Our larger studio rooms come equipped with a kitchenette, lounge area and private outdoor space which are ideal for longer stays. One of our double rooms can be converted to a twin room. Two doubles can make use of an adjoining door to cater for families.

All of our double rooms and one of our studio rooms are pet friendly (for a small additional charge of £10 per stay.)

For any queries please call us on 01935 891244 or email us at hello@winyardsgap.com

Details

Accommodation Type

Bed & Breakfast
Inn
Restaurant with Rooms
Self-Catering

Phone: 01935 891 244

Email: hello@winyardsgap.com

Website: https://www.winyardsgap.com/

Address:
Chedington, Beaminster, DT8 3HY, UK

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Location

Road Directions:
Chedington is situated near the A356 road 4 miles southeast of Crewkerne and 2 miles from the town of Beaminster, a town known for awarding winning historic gardens and being home to some wonderfully talented artists.

Public Transport:
The local train station is Crewkerne and is a short 10- minute taxi ride away.

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    • Discover by Area
      • Burton Cliff to Abbotsbury
      • Brandy Bay to St Aldhelm’s Head
      • Black Ven to Seatown
      • Eype to Burton Bradstock
      • Furzy Cliff to White Nothe
      • Axmouth to Lyme Regis
      • Orcombe Point to the River Otter
      • Ladram Bay to Pennington Point
      • Langton Herring to Portland Harbour Shore
      • Bat’s Head to Gad Cliff
      • Peveril Point to Studland Bay
      • Salcombe Hill to Seaton
      • The Isle of Portland
      • Winspit to Durlston Head
      • Palaeontology
  • Geomorphology and natural processes
    • Climatic changes
      • Impact of Climate on the Coast
      • Modern climate change
    • Landscapes of the jurassic coast
    • Our dynamic coast
      • Geomorphology and Coastal Processes
      • Glossary of terms
      • How was lulworth cove formed
  • Palaeontology
  • Palaeoecology
    • Brittlestars
    • Coccolithophores
    • Iguanodontids
    • Rhynchosaurs
    • Scelidosaurus
    • Stromatolites and Thrombolites
    • Temnospondyl
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