Photo of Turn Hill, a country estate near Somerton, Somerset, south west England. — © Mr Eugene Birchall / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0

Turn Hill

Open accessNational Trust land — free to wander

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Held by the National Trust for everyone to enjoy, Turn Hill is open country in Somerset. The Albion Guide maps 29 National Trust places in the county; this is one of them. Make a day of it: look for wildlife at King's Sedgemoor, or visit Stembridge Tower Mill. The nearest railway station is Bridgwater, about 11.8 km to the north-west.

More places to visit near Turn Hill

Photo of Rose & Crown (Eli's), a pub near Huish Episcopi, Somerset, south west England.

Rose & Crown (Eli's)

Pub near Huish Episcopi

One of a handful of British pubs with no bar counter, cider and ale drawn straight from the tap room, family-run for generations.

5.2 km S

Photo of Burrow Mump, a motte & bailey near Bridgwater, Somerset, south west England.

Burrow Mump

Motte & bailey · Castle near Bridgwater

Ruined church on a hillock above the Levels.

5.5 km W

Photo of Muchelney Abbey, a ruined abbey near Somerton, Somerset, south west England.

Muchelney Abbey

Abbey near Somerton

Benedictine ruins amid the Somerset Levels.

7 km S

Photo of Somerton, a village in Somerset, south west England.

Somerton

Once the ancient capital of Wessex, a mellow small town round a market cross and St Michael's church on the edge of the Levels.

7.8 km SE · Somerset

Photo of Coates English Willow, a visitor attraction near Barrington (Barrington), Somerset, south west England.

Coates English Willow

Attraction near Barrington (Barrington)

A working withy farm and museum at Stoke St Gregory on the Levels, where willow is still grown, cut and woven the traditional way.

8.8 km SW

Photo of Meare Fish House, a landmark near Glastonbury, Somerset, south west England.

Meare Fish House

Landmark near Glastonbury

Stone house of the early 1300s for the Glastonbury Abbey official who ran the fishery on Meare Pool, the last monastic fish house in England.

11.1 km NE