Chilcompton is a small village in the Mendip district of Somerset, England, lying in the western foothills of the Mendip Hills. It sits close to the larger market towns of Shepton Mallet and Radstock, with the rolling Mendip countryside and limestone quarries visible nearby - a landscape that gives the area a mix of agricultural and scenic character.
Historically the village was touched by the 19th‑century Somerset coalfield and by a local railway that was later closed, but today its economy is a mix of farming, local services and residents who commute to centres such as Bath, Wells or Bristol. Community life revolves around a village hall, primary school, pub and various clubs and societies, giving Chilcompton a strong local identity while remaining quietly connected to the nearby towns.
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