Cranmore Tower
Monument Tea room Café
The Cranmore Tower is a 45m tall 19th century folly in the parish of Cranmore, Somerset, England. The site is 280m above sea level, and is the highest point on the Mendip Way.The tower was built in 1862-1864, by Thomas Henry Wyatt for John Moore Paget of Cranmore Hall (now part of All Hallows Preparatory School). There is a viewing area at the top with pair of semi-circular headed openings to each face with a restored iron-railed balcony beneath each pair. Read more
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2016-06-09Cranmore is a hidden gem on the Mendip hills. So peaceful, my spirits lift when I walk here. So many different routes. Lovely friendly cafe and tower...
2016-08-24Its history was very interesting and the owners helpful and pleasant.
2016-07-12Such an interesting and lovely place, hidden away in the woods. The owner is absolutely lovely and full of information. We really enjoyed their...
2016-02-26Great child hood memories hacking out through Canmore woods .
2015-11-16I had a lovely walk around through Cranmore Wood and up the tower yesterday, followed by delicious tea and cake in the tea room. Thanks to the owner...
2015-08-08A little piece of heaven on earth! Lovely friendly chap who did a pot of tea and some
2015-08-01I wanted to book my engagement here. All I got was verbal abuse and he hung up. Is this man a con man asking 2000 from me for one night. No breakdown...
2015-06-14Great place to take the dogs for a walk. Small car park. Mostly flat gravelled bridleway running between the trees. A tower you can climb and a tea...
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Cranmore Tower has a total of 1508 visitors (checkins) and 231 likes.
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