To help you make the most of your time in Devon we can point you in the direction of maps, guides, brochures, tourist information centres, tide timetables and weather information - just follow the links below.
Visit Devon guide
You can pick up the latest Visit Devon Guide from a host of tourist information centres and service stations across the South West. To read the latest Visit Devon Guide online, click here
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Frequently Asked Questions
I know it's in England but where is Devon?
Devon is in the South West of England. It is located between Cornwall, Dorset and Somerset and can be easily accessed via the motorway from big cities like London, Birmingham and Manchester, by air into Exeter Airport and by train across the county.
Exeter International Airport offers both domestic and international travel into Devon with plenty of connections to get you across the county. Find out more here.
What activities and attractions can I enjoy while in Devon?
There are a host of activities and attractions to suit every age and ability across Devon. Take a look at our Things to do Page to find out more about what is on offer across the county.
The weather in Devon can be changeable. Devon is in the South West of England and so has a warmer micro climate than the rest of the UK, but does have its fair share of unpredictable British weather. You can find the latest weather updates here.
We recommend if visiting in the summer to make sure to bring sun cream and relevant sunny weather attire. In the winter and autumn, please make sure to bring layers, a waterproof coat and sensible shoes, as the ground can become waterlogged and slippery in places.
Is there electric vehicle parking and charging in Devon?
Yes, there is electric vehicle parking and charging points across Devon. You can find a map featuring electric car parking and charging facilities on our dedicated page and new ones are being added all the time.
There is disability access in Devon - many of our places to stay and things to do have facilities to help visitors with reduced mobility and other additional needs, such as hearing loops, information in braille and other facilities. Please check with the individual properties and establishments for their full accessibility statement. More information on Devon's accessibility can be found here.
Car parks are managed by individual counties across Devon and include Blue Badge parking, short and long term parking and parking for electric vehicles.
There's plenty to do in Devon in bad weather. The county has a host of indoor activity centres, theatres, cinemas and other attractions which are undercover. Find a host of rainy days things to do here.
I want to bring my dog with me, will I find things to do and places to stay?
Yes! Devon is an incredibly dog friendly location with plenty of places to stay, things to do and even eateries welcoming dogs. There are even some places that are completely dog friendly and have everything from specialised beds to showers and even towels and toys for your dogs to use during your stay.
Can I use my bus pass while travelling around Devon?
Yes, any concession passes displaying the 'English Rose' logo can be used after 9.30 am and before 11 pm Monday to Friday and anytime at weekends on buses across Devon. Plan bus routes and find out more about travelling via bus here.
You can pick up maps of Devon from TICs across the region. We have an annual guide for the county of Devon as well as individual regions available to view online and order in print on our maps and guides page.
