Guidebook for Devon
Food Scene
This is our local village pub 5 minutes walk away by the lovely riverside, it serves delicious food and ales and is a lovely spot for a relaxing drink or meal.
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The Culm Valley Inn
RiversideThis is our local village pub 5 minutes walk away by the lovely riverside, it serves delicious food and ales and is a lovely spot for a relaxing drink or meal.
We have a lovely Tea Rooms and convenience store 2 minutes walk away that serve delicious food and drinks and have a store that sells most things that you might need.
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The Strand Stores
The StrandWe have a lovely Tea Rooms and convenience store 2 minutes walk away that serve delicious food and drinks and have a store that sells most things that you might need.
Parks & Nature
We have numerous picturesque beaches that are beautiful within 35 minutes away including, Beer, Lyme Regis, Branscombe. There are also surfing beaches such as the stunning huge beach at Saunton Sands and Woolacombe that are about an hour away.
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Beer Beach
We have numerous picturesque beaches that are beautiful within 35 minutes away including, Beer, Lyme Regis, Branscombe. There are also surfing beaches such as the stunning huge beach at Saunton Sands and Woolacombe that are about an hour away.
The Blackdown Hills – Westcountry's hidden gem
The Blackdown Hills form a tranquil, beautiful, and relatively isolated landscape on the Devon and Somerset border. Steep ridges, high plateau, valleys and springs create a charming mosaic of countryside dotted with farms, villages and ancient features.
The Beacon
Beautiful and unique
This special place is home to wildlife and people, with valuable habitats existing alongside living, working communities. Unique geology creates an exceptional environment where rare plant, insect, bird and mammal species can flourish. There are easy walks from our doorstop, here is the link to the Website
:http://www.blackdownhillsaonb.org.uk/Visiting.html
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Culmstock Beacon
The Blackdown Hills – Westcountry's hidden gem
The Blackdown Hills form a tranquil, beautiful, and relatively isolated landscape on the Devon and Somerset border. Steep ridges, high plateau, valleys and springs create a charming mosaic of countryside dotted with farms, villages and ancient features.
The Beacon
Beautiful and unique
This special place is home to wildlife and people, with valuable habitats existing alongside living, working communities. Unique geology creates an exceptional environment where rare plant, insect, bird and mammal species can flourish. There are easy walks from our doorstop, here is the link to the Website
:http://www.blackdownhillsaonb.org.uk/Visiting.html
We are 5 minutes walk from the River Culm with its beautiful walking routes or you can simply enjoy the riverbank, natures playground where children and adults alike are often found paddling and sometimes even swimming on a hot day.
River Culm
We are 5 minutes walk from the River Culm with its beautiful walking routes or you can simply enjoy the riverbank, natures playground where children and adults alike are often found paddling and sometimes even swimming on a hot day.
Saunton Sands is definitely a favourite beach of ours and is about an hour away. It is a surfers paradise, yet is very safe for children too and they love it due to the sheer length, clear seas and yellow soft sand. There is also a really lovely restaurant/pub on the beach itself. Surfing lessons available to prebook at the beach itself.
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Saunton Sands
Saunton Sands is definitely a favourite beach of ours and is about an hour away. It is a surfers paradise, yet is very safe for children too and they love it due to the sheer length, clear seas and yellow soft sand. There is also a really lovely restaurant/pub on the beach itself. Surfing lessons available to prebook at the beach itself.
Arts & Culture
The city of Exeter is only 30 minutes away and is fantastic for shopping, kids activities like Clip n climb climbing centre. Canoeing on the Estuary, Going to the theatre, going for a nice meal or drinks in the centre or on the Quayside or viisiting the Cathedral. There are endless things to do.
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Exeter
The city of Exeter is only 30 minutes away and is fantastic for shopping, kids activities like Clip n climb climbing centre. Canoeing on the Estuary, Going to the theatre, going for a nice meal or drinks in the centre or on the Quayside or viisiting the Cathedral. There are endless things to do.
Getting Around
We are only 10 minutes drive or in a taxi from Tiverton Train Station.
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Tiverton Parkway Station
We are only 10 minutes drive or in a taxi from Tiverton Train Station.
Entertainment & Activities
We love the Bear Trail, it is a Muddy adventure trail for all the family, warning, don't wear any decent clothes or shoes you really will get muddy!! Take a towel and spare clothes for afterwards, you can also enjoy a oven fired pizza and a drink at the venue once you have worked up an appetite.
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The Bear Trail
We love the Bear Trail, it is a Muddy adventure trail for all the family, warning, don't wear any decent clothes or shoes you really will get muddy!! Take a towel and spare clothes for afterwards, you can also enjoy a oven fired pizza and a drink at the venue once you have worked up an appetite.
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High StreetSightseeing
Cheddar Gorge
You won’t have to look far to find things to do in Bath as the city is famously full of attractions and activities. In many ways, Bath hasn’t changed much since the times of Georgian gentleman Ralph Allen and writer Jane Austen, both of whom fell under the spell of this city built for pleasure.
Take a tour through time and explore the only UK city designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll travel centuries in just a few steps. Visit the Roman Baths dating back to AD43 to see how our former settlers liked to unwind. Wander through the pages of one of Austen’s classic novels as you stroll past mellow architectural masterpieces like the Royal Crescent and The Circus.
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Bath
You won’t have to look far to find things to do in Bath as the city is famously full of attractions and activities. In many ways, Bath hasn’t changed much since the times of Georgian gentleman Ralph Allen and writer Jane Austen, both of whom fell under the spell of this city built for pleasure.
Take a tour through time and explore the only UK city designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll travel centuries in just a few steps. Visit the Roman Baths dating back to AD43 to see how our former settlers liked to unwind. Wander through the pages of one of Austen’s classic novels as you stroll past mellow architectural masterpieces like the Royal Crescent and The Circus.