Portishead

About Portishead

Portishead was established in Roman times and during the Victorian era was regarded as a great holiday destination. Opposite the seafront are the Lake Grounds which offer the perfect spot to relax. The lake was dug by hand in 1910 and is host to many activities including: boating, canoeing and paddling. Football, cricket, putting and bowling are played during the summer months.

Along Nore Road overlooking the estuary is the Windmill Inn which serves good pub food from 12.00 noon to 10.00pm daily. There are spectacular views along the coastal walks, and further inland the beautiful Gordano Valley.

The town of Portishead has a population of c20,000 and is expanding rapidly. The town has a rich shipping history and the former docklands are under residential development. The housing is based on a maritime theme. Situated 10 miles south-west of Bristol in North Somerset, Portishead is quickly becoming popular as a commuter town. Just two miles from junction 19 of the M5 and around two hours drive to London.

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