Contact Details & Visiting Directions

Lilstock is on the coastal edge of the Quantock Hills in West Somerset, UK.
 It lies a mile and a half north of the main A39 road running from Bridgwater to Minehead. Click here for a map showing the route from the A39 to Beggars Roost Plants.

Bridgwater is beside the M5 motorway, leaving this at Exit 23 from the north (Bristol), and at Exit 24 from the south (Taunton and Exeter). The minor road, signed to Kilton and Lilstock, leaves the A39 between the villages of Holford and Kilve, thirteen miles west of Bridgwater. The view photograph, taken from beside this minor road, looks north, down over the hamlet of Kilton, to Beggars Roost, a red-roofed white cottage, visible near the cliff line, just left of Steep Holm Island out in the channel.

WE ARE ALWAYS OPEN AND LOOK FORWARD TO MEETING YOU !

But because of our out-of-the-way position, it is essential to make contact before coming. Outside events may leave the nursery unattended for a day, so PLEASE, get in touch before risking a useless journey. It helps us too, to get orders ready, and to discuss stocks with you, as our rarer plants may be in small numbers.

You know the address of this website ! www.beggarsroostplants.co.uk
The email address is: ro@lilstock.eclipse.co.uk
The telephone number is: 01278 741519

Both the West Somerset coast and the Quantock Hills are areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, so when you come to the nursery, you may feel like making an expedition of it. There are pubs which do food in Holford, Kilve and Shurton, but one of the nicest places is the Chantry Tea Gardens, near the beach car park in Sea Lane, Kilve. Their cream teas are well known, and they also do light lunches (or more by arrangement). Their phone number is 01278 741457.