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We are delighted to announce we are reopening Canonteign Falls on Saturday 4th July with full compliance to Covid-19 Government guidelines.
Our 90 acres of estate land, woodland, lakes and waterfalls offer considerable space for exercise, fresh air, and picnics.
We are open every day from 10 am - 5 pm (weather permitting) with the last entry into the Estate at 4 pm.
Things will look and feel different so please follow the link here to find out what to expect on your visit.
Canonteign Falls is an award-winning tourist attraction nestled in the Teign Valley on the edge of Dartmoor.
Set in 90 acres of park and woodland, Canonteign is a must-see for Devon visitors, with walks and activities for all ages and abilities. From a gentle stroll around the lakes, to a bracing stomp through spectacular woods up to the top of the Falls, our beautiful corner of the countryside is perfect for enjoying the fresh air and having fun with the family.
90 original Victorian steps lead up through the Victorian fern garden to the top of the Falls itself, with soaring panoramic views available from many vantage points. Children can play safely in two different areas where a zip wire, pirate ship and trampolines await. During this time oneway systems will be in operation and social distancing regulations will be in place.
To prioritise visitor and staff safely Canonteign Kitchen, open 11 am – 4 pm, has a limited takeaway menu of local pre-packed food available to supplement your picnic. There is plentiful outdoor seating arranged at a social distance. Please adhere to 1 household group per table and only 1 member of the household group at the till point. The outdoor Snack Bar is open (10 am - 5 pm) for takeaway food, filter coffee, hot chocolate, ice cream, and refreshments.
So whether you want to soak up the sun on our terrace or hire a back-pack to take the little ones on a woodland adventure, we invite you to have a wonderful day with us. Finish the day with a browse in our charming gift shop which will now be accessed as you leave the falls. We welcome dogs on leads both inside and out. Visit our website for up and coming events. In case of bad weather please check our website to see if we are open. Click here for open times and prices
| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £8.50 per ticket |
| Children 5 years old to age 16 inclusive | £6.50 per ticket |
| Family ticket (2 adults 2 children) | £25.00 per ticket |
| Students/OAPs and all concession | £7.50 per ticket |
Groups of 12 and over £1.00 off admission price
Extra child to a family ticket = £3.75
Season Tickets
Enjoy excellent value for money by becoming a Friend of Canonteign and visit as many times as you like throughout the season, all for the price of less than 3 visits plus 10% off Canonteign Kitchen and gift shop prices.
Adult Season Ticket £25,
Children Season Ticket £15
Students/ OAP £20
Family Season Tickets £70 (2 Adults and 2 children)
NEW Family Holiday Ticket (1 week validity + 10% off cafe/snack bar/shop, (2 adults & 2 children 5-16) £35, (extra child £5). Under 5 years free entry
If you join on the same day you have visited we will deduct your entrance fee off too.
By Road
From the M5/A38 North: Follow signs for Plymouth. Leave the A38 at the Teign Valley exit. Turn right off the slip road and drive over the A38. Take the next right almost immediately signed Dunsford/Teign Valley (the B3193). Drive along this road for 3 miles and follow the brown tourist signs to Canonteign Falls. From the A38 South: Take the Teign Valley exit and turn left off the slip road. Take the next right almost immediately signed Dunsford/Teign Valley (the B3193) and follow directions above.
From Exeter: Either join the A38 heading south or take the B3212 towards Moretonhampstead, passing through Longdown. Turn left after 2 miles signposted to Christow. When you reach a T junction turn left onto the B3193 sign posted Chudleigh. After 3 miles turn right following the brown tourist signs to Canonteign Falls.
| Season (11 Mar 2020 - 2 Nov 2020) |
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* Due to the nature of our location, in times of heavy rain or high winds it may be necessary to close Canonteign Falls for health and safety reasons. Prior to travelling, we would recommend that you call us (after 10.00am) on 01647 252434 and speak to our receptionist for a daily update.
Dog friendly! Four legged friends are very welcome but need to be on a lead at all times due to the abundance of wildlife in the Falls.
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