Shapwick Grange Quarry

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Shapwick Grange Quarry is one of 191 Sites of Special Scientific Interest in Devon. The surrounding countryside is part of East Devon National Landscape. Other SSSIs nearby include West Dorset Coast and Lambert's Castle. The closest station is Axminster, about 6.6 km to the north.

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