Lynmouth | A Visitors Guide
Lynmouth is a beautiful seaside village in North Devon, situated where the East Lyn River & West Lyn River meet, famous for being connected to its other half, Lynton, by a cliffside railway. This … Read More
Lynton | A Visitors Guide
Should we visit Lynton? The short answer is: yes. This idyllic coastal town sits high on the dramatic North Devon coastline within Exmoor National Park. Sitting 17 miles northeast of Barnstaple and 18 miles … Read More
Malmsmead | A Visitors Guide
Malsmead is a rural hamlet sitting on the border of Somerset and Devon. Nestled in the Exmoor valleys, this spot is a nature lovers paradise. Here you will find yourself surrounded by rolling hills, … Read More
Top 10 Places to Stay in Exmoor National Park
Here’s our verdict on the top 10 places to stay in Exmoor National Park. Whether you’ve yet to discover this beautiful place or know it well, there’s always more to explore here on Exmoor. Spanning … Read More
Valley of the Rocks | A Stunning Scenic Location
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
Porlock | A Visitors Guide
Porlock is well loved by visitors to Exmoor, offering an authentic view of traditional village life in this beautiful part of the world. Set in Porlock Vale, between the rolling hills of the Exmoor … Read More
Tarr Steps | Ancient Bridge & Nature Reserve Walk
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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
Things to do in Minehead | A Visitors Guide
Minehead is a bustling seaside town on the edge of Exmoor. A beautiful sandy beach, pretty harbour and highstreet busy with shops and cafes will get your started. See our top tips below for … Read More
Things to do in Dunster | Visitor Information
The perfectly picturesque village of Dunster is a must on the list for any visitor to Exmoor. Winding cobbled streets between higgledy-piggledy thatched cottages, cute shops, tea rooms, cafes and galleries all provide plenty … Read More
Porlock Weir | A Visitors Guide
Am I allowed to have a favourite place on Exmoor? What I mean to say, is that I do love all of Exmoor, of course… But there is something particularly special about Porlock Weir. … Read More
Dunster Castle & Gardens | National Trust | Visitor Information
Dunster Castle Well worth a visit when in Exmoor National Park, the magnificent Dunster Castle is now run by the National Trust as a tourist attraction. Hundreds of years old, this medieval country home … Read More