Somerset is picturesque county southwest of England.  It is actually called the jewel of the south west because the area is teeming with historical places, beautiful countryside, and remarkable coastline and seaside resorts. Somerset is an ideal place for a family vacation and booking a holiday cottage should not be a problem.
There are plenty of natural wonders to see in Somerset that would interest the whole family. It would be certainly worth your while to book a holiday cottage for the family for the duration of your stay.  There are B&Bs, hotels and campsites in Somerset but it is best to reserve a self-catering accommodation like a holiday cottage to better “experience” Somerset.
The Ebbor Gorge, Shapwick Heath and Tarr Steps Woodland are National Nature Reserve parks that are the pride of Somerset. Ham Hill Country Park offers a panoramic view of the county and has some very interesting iron age and ancient Roman earthworks and an abandoned medieval village. A holiday cottage near any of these areas is advantageous to really explore these sites.
Though there are no holiday cottages in Kilve Beach, it is still a popular site in Somerset. The beach is of scientific interest as amateur and professional geologists admire the fossils and rock formations and other reptilian remains in the vicinity. This is also where you will find the ruins of old Chantry (1329) where smuggled barrels of liquor were stored.
A family vacation in a Somerset holiday cottage is worth looking forward to.