From casual village strolls to breathtaking coastal hikes.
Tag: north/mid Devon
Just three miles south of Devon’s Roadford Lake is Dingles, a complete working fairground with rides dating from the 1920s to the 1970s and…
The scenic 39-mile Tarka railway line bisects the heart of Devon, running from Exeter to Barnstaple and following the gentle river valleys of the…
The RHS’s showpiece garden, Rosemoor, has 65 acres with 200 varieties of rose. And that’s just the beginning – there’s every plant imaginable and…
Lundy inspires much interest, both nationally as well as further afield, enjoying, as it does, an unspoiled habitat (both terrestrial and marine) and a…
Devon’s most westerly settlement, Hartland has a long history. It was a gift from King Alfred to his son Edward, and passed down a…
Between the two horns of Baggy Point and Morte Point is Morte Bay and the 2½-mile stretch of sandy beach that makes up Putsborough…
Without doubt this area is the most popular part of Exmoor – and deservedly so. It really does have everything, and all within walking…
From gypsy caravans to safari-style tents.
From luxury accommodations to simple family-style boutiques.
From working farms to coaching inns.
From nature reserves to converted manor houses.
Accommodation in North and Mid Devon The places to stay listed below have been included either with an eye to their location, because they…
Food This part of Devon is exceptionally appealing to foodies. The abundance of fresh produce and excellent restaurants is largely due to the farming…
We want visitors from afar to learn that there’s more to Devon than the beaches and commercial places that get into the tourist brochures.…