The Fossil-Rich Shores of Somerset Exmoor, with its stunning landscapes and rich geological history, is a treasure trove for fossil enthusiasts. From the rocky shores of Kilve Beach to the expansive stretches of Doniford … Read More
Discover Exmoor Zoo: A Family Adventure One of the best all year round attractions on Exmoor is the Exmoor Zoo. Open almost everyday come rain or shine the family that run the zoo are … Read More
Cleeve Abbey is one of Somerset’s most ancient and impressive cultural heritage sites. These ruins are steeped in rich, fascinating history, going back nearly a thousand years. Situated in the east of Exmoor, just … Read More
Perched on the edge of our beloved Exmoor National Park, Exmoor Distillery stands as a shining example of artistry and craftsmanship in the world of beverages. We love supporting local businesses, especially when they … Read More
Every year, autumn brings about the spectacular Exmoor Dark Skies Festival. This is a star-studded series of events, during the prime time of year for star-gazing. The days before & after the October new … Read More
Who doesn’t love the Exmoor pony?? This hardy native breed has been present on Exmoor for thousands of years. To this day, semi-feral herds wander the rough grasslands across Exmoor National Park. Although their … Read More
So, what is Exmoor National Park famous for? This stunning region in the south-west of England captures the hearts of any who visit here. The varied landscape has something for everyone, beautiful, rich and … Read More
The Beast of Exmoor – an elusive creature roaming the moors of Exmoor… or perhaps just roaming our imaginations..? This large, wild ‘cryptozoological’ felid has become infamous in the southwest, spotted across the fields … Read More
The West Somerset Railway offers much more than train travel. This steam locomotive offers a step back in time to the days of old. A country branch line of the old Great Western Railway, come … Read More
Christmastime on Exmoor is truly magical. Amongst the rolling frosty hills nestle pretty villages and everyone gets into the festive spirit. Candles burn, lights twinkle, and Father Christmas starts making special appearances! So, whether … Read More
The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is the highest and steepest water powered railway in the world. Quite some claim to fame! Who would have thought it? Quiet little Exmoor has it’s very own … Read More
Wimbleball Lake Visitor Information A stunning spot towards the South East of Exmoor, Wimbleball Lake is well worth a visit. A reservoir lake, the area is open to the public for watersports, walking and … Read More
When visiting this beautiful part of the world, you may find yourself wanting a map to help you navigate it. So we thought we’d pull together a selection of maps which might be really … Read More
The Valley of the Rocks (also known as ‘Valley of Rocks’) is a dramatic section of coastline on the northern edge of Exmoor. Exmoor never fails to disappoint when it comes to varied and … Read More
Beautiful, iconic and ancient – the Tarr Steps are well worth a visit if you have made it to Exmoor National Park. This “clapper bridge” is the longest and oldest of its kind in … Read More