The Harbour Bookshop is a charity bookshop located on the Esplanade in Watchet and has been trading since 2009. The Bookshop is entirely run by volunteers selling donated books. All proceeds are shared between the Cystic Fibrosis Trust and local good causes.

Knights Templar School is a locally maintained First School with 200 pupils on roll. We are unique in that we are a joint Church of England/Methodist School. The school is now one of the largest employers in the town.

Run by former teacher Robin Wichard the Living History Mobile Museum provides artefacts and presentations to schools, colleges and other organisations as required, on a broad range of topics. The talks are all supported with a wealth of original artefacts each with its own story to tell. The Museum is also involved in the organisation of Heritage Events, most notably the WSR 40s Weekends (including Watchet) and the forthcoming WSR 1960s Diesel Gala. The Museum is represented on the Watchet CCT by Sara Summers.

Onion Collective is a social enterprise working to support a different kind of economy, one that supports social, environmental and cultural well-being. We ground our work in the everyday values of community: connectedness, curiosity, plurality, compassion and solidarity. We run a number of regeneration projects in Watchet where any profits that are made are reinvested back into the projects or into the community.  Our three flagship projects are East Quay Arts and cultural venue, Watchet Visitor Centre and Biomill Watchet, a pilot project exploring fungus-based materials.  

The Watchet Bowling Club Community Venue is on Culvercliffe Rd, TA23 0EN. We provide 6 super outdoor greens, an indoor green with a viewing lounge, changing rooms and showers and a member’s bar. Additionally, there is the Clipper Bar and Lounge (and kitchen) available for hire.