Wookey Hole is a small village on the southern edge of the Mendip Hills in Somerset, England, best known for the Wookey Hole Caves, a series of limestone caverns carved by the subterranean River Axe. The caves feature striking stalactites and stalagmites and have yielded archaeological finds dating back to the Palaeolithic, while local folklore about the "Wookey Hole Witch" adds an air of legend to the place.
Nowadays the village's economy centres on tourism, with the caves, a historic paper mill turned museum and gift centre, a model village and other family attractions drawing visitors; it's a popular day‑trip base close to Wells and Cheddar. Despite the visitor trade, Wookey Hole still feels rural, and its dramatic karst landscape makes it a notable stop for anyone exploring the Mendip Hills and Somerset's natural and historic sites.
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