Beach Cove Coastal Retreat

Quirky beach huts, private hot tubs and stunning coastal views await you at a resort which has well…

Park Life Resorts, Watermouth Lodges

Park Life Resort Watermouth Lodges, a woodland resort by the sea, on the North Devon Coast. With an…

Watermouth Lodges Sea Terrace Restaurant and Bar

Sea Terrace Restaurant and Bar is Watermouth Lodges’ on–site dining establishment, which serves a…

Exmoor

Easily accessible from a variety of Devon towns, including South Molton, Barnstaple and Tiverton, Exmoor’s wild and diverse landscape suggests an area far more remote. Rocky headlands, high coastal cliffs, soft green valleys, wooded hills and fresh cold rivers and streams all abound in a relatively small area and are waiting to be discovered.

Never a dull moment

Walking is the top activity on Exmoor and it’s not hard to see why. Follow one of the vertiginous coastal paths, meander along a shady tree-lined valley or clamber up steep-sided hills for the reward of a stunning view when you get to the top. From long-distance routes, to gentle strolls, there’s no excuse not to get outside. And for those who prefer a little more adrenalin-fuelled fun, there’s mountain biking, riding, kayaking, coasteering wild swimming and climbing to enjoy.

Iconic ponies

You don’t need to go too far to come across the famous Exmoor Pony, and there’s nothing quite like seeing these hardy horses in their own natural habitat. Out in all weathers, this ancient breed were even mentioned in the Domesday book. Look for them up on the open moorland. Home to half the Red Deer in England, you’d think the other famous natives would be easy to spot on Exmoor. Unfortunately not. However, with patience and good binoculars you might be lucky, particularly in the autumn. Lovers of wildlife flock to Exmoor and here you’ll find a wide diversity of flora and fauna, depending on the season. Pop in to an Exmoor National Park Centre to discover what to look for and where.

Scattered with small villages, Exmoor has a picturesque charm. The twin delights of Lynton and Lynmouth, linked by a Victorian, water-powered Cliff Railway, are often referred to as ‘Little Switzerland’ due to their scenic beauty and dramatic topography. Just along from Lynton you’ll find the other-worldly beauty of Valley of Rocks. On a stormy day its jagged rocks are stark and thrilling against the sky and sea. A great place for a picnic, and in the summer there is often an outdoor theatre event.

Look out for local shops, farmers markets, cafes and restaurants selling local Exmoor produce. From Gin and Cider to fresh oysters, red Ruby Devon beef, venison, ice-cream, jam and cheese you’re sure to enjoy a taste of Exmoor.

Europe's first Dark Sky Reserve

And as the sun sets, the stars come out. There’s a reason Exmoor was the first Dark Sky Reserve in Europe. With very little light pollution it’s amazing what the naked eye can see. Just let your eyes adjust to the dark for ten minutes and the secrets of the celestial sky will be revealed. You can also hire telescopes from An Exmoor National Park Centre too.

Here on Exmoor you really can escape the everyday. The sheer drama and loveliness of our landscape often belies description, so come and visit Exmoor and see for yourself.

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Situated in the beautiful North Devon and minutes from the centre of the lovely harbour town of Ilfracombe, is the Ilfracombe Holiday Park. Sitting at the highest point in…
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Exmoor Zoo

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Enjoy a day out in the North-west of Exmoor at Exmoor zoo, one of the “West-country’s hidden gems” on the edge of the National Park. Here you can experience a truly unique…
Heddons Gate Hotel

Martinhoe, Barnstaple

Welcome to the Heddon Valley where the South West Coast Path dips down to the sea close to Heddon's Mouth.
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Love North Devon

Brayford, Barnstaple

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Beach Cove Coastal Retreat

Ilfracombe

Quirky beach huts, private hot tubs and stunning coastal views await you at a resort which has well and truly established itself as the romance capital of North Devon.
Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff Railway

Lynmouth

The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is the UK's only fully water powered railway and bronze winner of Devon's Large Attraction of the Year 2018. Built in 1888, it remains…
Watermouth Bay

Ilfracombe

Watermouth cove offers a very sheltered secluded harbour shielded by the natural breakwater
of Sexton's Burrows as well as picture-perfect views.
Wild Pear Beach

Ilfracombe

After completing the testing and steep walk of approximately 2kms you are free to enjoy what
is a wonderfully quiet and peaceful little beach.
Lynmouth Beach

Lynmouth

Surrounded by the spectacular wooded hills of Exmoor National Park Lynmouth offers some of the best cliff top drives and walks around leaving the pebbled beach more often…
Deer's Leap Retreat

South Molton

Traditional old Devon farmhouse on edge of Exmoor with relaxed beautiful grounds, a lake and stunning views, ideal for families and friends, large groups and small groups.
HARTA retreat

Barnstaple

HARTA retreat is a tranquil couples hide away with luxury glamping for two in a cosy tipi. Set amongst the scenic hills and meadows of North Devon, and only a short drive…
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Mill Park Touring Caravan & Camping Park

Ilfracombe

Mill Park is a sheltered touring caravan and camping site set in an attractive wooded valley on the North Devon Coast. It has a shop, games
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Keypitts Offroad Adventures

Ilfracombe

We are an activity centre in Ilfracombe, North Devon offering Quad biking, Battlezone Archery and 4×4 Land Rover Experience.
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Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park

Ilfracombe

Devon's lost world!
A visit to Combe Martin Wildlife & Dinosaur Park is a must! Nestling in the depths of a Valley is Devon's very own prehistoric park, home to an abundance…
Moor and Sea Holidays

Lynton

Self catering holiday lodges set in a wonderful location overlooking Exmoor, five minutes from the sea at Lynmouth, perfectly situated to explore the stunning coastline,…
Manleigh Park

Ilfracombe

At Manleigh Park, we offer a range of accommodation to suit all.
Combe Martin Beach

Combe Martin

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Varley House

Ilfracombe

Rod and Helen Chatfield offer you a warm welcome, old world charm and a warm welcome on your stay at Varley House.
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Doone Valley

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