Clevedon Bay Live Cam

Somerset coastline looking out on the Severn Estuary

Straddling the Devon and Somerset boundary, overlooking the Bristol Channel, is a high plateau taking its name from the River Exe, which rises there. Along the coast are England's highest sea cliffs, providing distant views of the Welsh mountains. Inland, moors and heaths offer quiet recreation and a chance for solitude, shared with the wild red deer and Exmoor ponies, while buzzards mew overhead.

In England and Wales, National Parks are extensive areas of relatively wild open and unspoilt countryside suitable for quiet enjoyment. The Park covers 692 sq km (267 sq miles) of the Exmoor plateau, Brendon Hills and Vale of Porlock.