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Visit Devon Blog

Welcome to the Visit Devon blog! 

Whether you are a first time visitor to Devon or a resident, our blog is the perfect place to find top tips for travel around the county, ideas and inspiration for your stay and all the latest news. 

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Exmouth Pride returns this weekend

Exmouth Pride returns to Manor Gardens on 18 th June after a two-year break, bigger and better than ever with live music and entertainment as well as provisions for d/Deaf visitors. While Covid restrictions have meant that the event couldn’t take place over the last two years, the organisers have…

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Things to do this Father’s Day

If you’re in Devon over the Father’s Day weekend, there are plenty of things taking place across the county at some of our most well loved attractions – perfect for having a great time with your dad, step dad, father figure or grandfather. Running across the whole weekend is Bear Town’s Father’s Day…

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Buckfast Abbey’s popular Summer Fair returns

The popular Summer Fair is back at beautiful Buckfast Abbey this August for three days filled with an array of food, music, crafts and entertainment. Running from Thursday 4 th – Sunday 6 th August (10am-5pm) the Summer Fair will offer a fabulous mix of independent stalls ranging from crafts to local…

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Test your Devon knowledge this Devon Day

Did you know that Devon Day is celebrated on 4 th June every year? That’s just one of the fun facts we’re going to share with you to help you get into the spirit! While it might be overshadowed by the queen this year, we’re taking a break from the Jubilee to mark Devon Day – because why wouldn’t we…

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Celebrate the Devon way this National Cream Tea Day

If you know anything about Devon, you will know that the cream tea is a traditional delicacy, it’s true, the first ever recorded version of the cream tea was at a monastery in Tavistock. The monks would create a basic version of what we enjoy today as a simple meal for both themselves and the people…

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