Go Ape! Haldon

Go Ape is the UK's No.1 Forest Adventure. The classic and original Go Ape experience. We’ll...

Pennywell Farm

A Full Day of Family Fun at Pennywell Farm Treat your family to a full day of ‘farmtastic’...

Babbacombe Cliff Railway

Babbacombe Cliff Railway is, as the name suggests, in Babbacombe, on the outskirts of Torquay in...

Attractions in Devon

Devon isn’t just for those that like casual country walks and trips to the beach, it is a county full of fun attractions perfect for families, thrill seekers, the adventurous and those looking for a bit of culture – whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it in Devon.

For family attractions you can take your pick from a choice of theme parks with exhilarating rides and slides designed to thrill or get up close and personal with the cutest animals at one of the county’s many fun-packed farm attractions. If you prefer your animals a bit more wild, you’ll be spoilt for choice here, Devon boasts zoos, wildlife parks and the National Marine Aquarium, all of which offer the chance to learn more about beautiful exotic animals, as well as activities and events throughout the year giving you even more to do while there!

If you’re someone who likes their history and wants to immerse themselves in the rich history of Devon, you’re in for a treat, there a loads of chances to visit historic sites and country estates, many of which are owned by the National Trust. You’ll be able to enjoy a glimpse into the lives of the rich and famous of bygone days in Devon's historic houses and gardens; there are certainly plenty to choose from, including the home of author, Agatha Christie! Plus, there’s a fascinating range of heritage attractions to visit, including the last castle built in England among others. Of course, Devon boasts countless interesting and beautiful natural attractions, including England’s highest waterfall and the underground home of the oldest known human settlement in Britain. Make sure to take in all of the stunning natural scenery by jumping on a boat, train or tram and enjoy the landscape whilst travelling between attractions! You could even take a horse drawn barge, the Tiverton Canal Co. is home to one of the last of these such barges in Great Britain and is run as a Canal Living Heritage Visitor Attraction.

Award-winning attractions

Many of our attractions have won awards at a regional and national level and it’s not hard to see why, they really offer a fantastic experience!

Devon's award-winning attractions include: The Big Sheep; RHS Garden Rosemoor; Pennywell Farm; The Milky Way Adventure Park; National Marine Aquarium; Plymouth Gin; World of Country Life; River Dart Country Park and more!

If you’re worried about fitting all this in, why not use our itinerary feature to plan out your holiday so you can make sure you get to visit as many of Devon’s amazing attractions as possible.

Whether you want a day out that will keep the whole family entertained, a cultural trip to a historic house or a theme park, there’s plenty to choose from in Devon, take a look at some of our members here!

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Marwood Hill Garden, Plant Sales Nursery & Tea Room

Barnstaple

This award winning private twenty acre garden is set in a valley tucked away in the North Devon countryside. Marwood has featured on many gardening programmes over the years...
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Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum

Barnstaple

Hidden in the lichen-draped landscape of North Devon, Arlington is a surprise and a delight.
The starkly classical exterior of the Regency house gives no clue to what...
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Combe Martin Beach

Ilfracombe

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A large area of sand set in Combe Martin a small resort town located at the western edge of the Exmoor National Park is the home...
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White Moose

Barnstaple

The White Moose Gallery
White Moose is a contemporary fine art gallery situated in the old ceramic quarter of Barnstaple, North Devon and presents work by both new and...
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Saunton Sands

Saunton

A key component of North Devon's golden coast, Saunton Sands is a long straight sandy beach backed by the impressive Braunton Burrows a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. This is a...
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Borough Farm

Woolacombe

For the past 21 years David Kennard and his family have hosted Sheepdog and Falconry Shows at Borough Farm. Starting as a farm diversification project, the Wednesday evening...
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Hartland Abbey & Gardens

Bideford

No visit to Devon is complete without spending a day exploring award-winning Hartland Abbey with its stunning architecture and interiors, fascinating collections, beautiful...
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Croyde Beach

Braunton

Croyde Bay is a sandy beach backed by sand dunes and situated in a small bay on the North Devon Coast.
Croyde Bay is very popular with swimmers more experienced surfers...
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National Trust - Compton Castle

Paignton

Dramatic fortified National Trust manor house dating from 1340-1480, rare restored survivor of medieval England. The castle has been lived in by the Gilbert family for most...
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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.
This has created an...
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Lynton & Barnstaple Railway

Parracombe, Barnstaple

Steam trains through rolling countryside, with views out to wild moorland and the rugged coastline.
Originally opened in 1898, and closed in 1935; what you can see today...
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Barricane Beach

Woolacombe

Barricane beach (also known as Combesgate beach) not only offers a picturesque landscape tucked in between the rocks but is famous for cowries and other exotic sea shells...
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Lee Bay Beach

Ilfracombe

Image credit - Linda Thompson

This wonderfully secluded beach regarded by some as 'the jewel in the crown of Lee' is located 2 miles West of Ilfracombe a...
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Exmoor Zoo

Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple

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...
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Cobbaton Combat Collection

Umberleigh

Cobbaton Combat Collection is a military museum and tourist attraction comprising of a personal collection of military artefacts. This collection, based in North Devon,...
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Otter Estuary Nature Reserve

EAST DEVON

This compact and accessible estuary supports a particularly well developed saltmarsh flora that includes such characteristic plants as glasswort, sea puslane, and sea...
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Wildersmouth Beach

Ilfracombe

This ancient cove was a popular bay for smugglers. High sided cliffs drop down to a small rocky bay with shingle and sand. This bay is sheltered and peaceful.
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Devon Guild of Craftsmen

Bovey Tracey

We are a FREE admission contemporary crafts venue with a friendly café, two galleries and large shop set in a riverside Mill in the moorland town of Bovey Tracey, Devon. Year...
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Mortehoe Beach (Rockham)

Woolacombe

A small secluded bay with good rock pools is a good way to describe Mortehoe.
The sandy rocky beach comprises of the perfect combination for some fabulous hidden rock...
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Hope Cove Beach

Nr Kingsbridge

Hope Cove is made up of two sandy beaches in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
With seasonal lifeguards and water quality designated as...