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Kilve Beach
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Mary
July 23, 2021
Visit The Chantry tea room on the way to the beach, it’s absolutely beautiful and very tasty scones.
Jenny
June 15, 2021
On the Quantocks coast, Kilve Bay is a serene Somerset beach with a fascinating rocky shore and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to its geological features including oil-rich shale and layers of lias in which fossils can be found, although it should be noted that removing fossils is prohibited. It’s ideal for children to go rock pooling and there’s a wonderful grassy area behind the beach great for a family picnic.
On the Quantocks coast, Kilve Bay is a serene Somerset beach with a fascinating rocky shore and is a Site of Special Scientific Interest due to its geological features including oil-rich shale and layers of lias in which fossils can be found, although it should be noted that removing fossils is pro…
Kimberly Jayne
January 15, 2016
Kilve is a Jurassic coast with fossils in the rocks - my three year old even found a loose ammonite fossil recently. The Rectory Tea Rooms nearby make a perfect stop in the rose gardens and ruins.
Fiona & Andy
September 9, 2015
Fun trip out - Stoney beach not sand
Marie-Claire
May 16, 2022
Kilve beach, a 35 minute drive away, is a great place to go fossil hunting. The Jurassic rocks form a spectacular backdrop to the fossil-rich beach, where ammonites and marine reptile remains are often found. There are also fabulous views from the clifftops above the beach.
