The towns and villages of Exmoor are bursting with charm. For the most part, settlements vary from tiny hamlets to quintessential English villages. There are a few small to moderately sized towns, but no bright lights and cosmopolitan city vibes. Exmoor is really a rural countryside region, in tune with its roots and traditional ways. There is no shortage of pretty thatched cottages lining winding country lanes. You won’t have to spend long looking for a proper country pub either!
If you are looking to come and stay, most places will be within easy reach, as Exmoor is not so very large. But why not explore some of our local village guides for inspiration on where to stay here.
Beautiful, iconic, and ancient—Tarr Steps is one of Exmoor’s most fascinating landmarks. This historic “clapper bridge” is the longest and oldest of its kind in Britain, possibly dating back thousands of years. If … Read More
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 will have … Read More
Handpicked holiday cottages and local guides to help you explore and enjoy the beauty of Exmoor National Park.