From the north of the parish

From the north of the parish, the boundary begins at Walton Bay. It proceeds south east, following the footpath between Clapton Wick and Weston Moor.

At Clapton Wick the boundary follows the motorway east until just north of Cadbury Camp. The route then goes south, down through the golf driving range to the crossroads just outside Twickenham. The boundary then crosses over the main road and links onto the river (Land Yeo) heading West, back into Clevedon and towards Cadbury Court Farm.

At Clevedon Moor, just before the pottery, the route goes South to the Kenn Road and the River Kenn. The boundary follows the river East to Nailsea Court and the present railway line.

At Chelvey (Court) the parish boundary follows the B-Road into Brockley Combe, through the woods and then heading east just above Healls Scars towards Barrow Hill. This means the parish has the villages of Downside and Lulsgate Bottom (Bristol Airport). The Parish then follows south on the A38, taking in everything west of the A38: part of Red Hill, Lye Cross to the village of Wrington. The boundary then leaves the A38 and follows the line of the old railway towards Congresbury.
It then links alongside the river, (Congresbury Yeo) and continues west, bringing in the villages of Yatton and Claverham. It is on the Claverham Road that our chapel of ease, Ss. Dunstan and Anthony, is located.

The river then becomes the boundary, taking in Kingston Seymour. It crosses over the motorway (M5) and eventually finishes at the coast.