Park
Crow Point
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Venetia
January 7, 2022
Off the main tourist trail, Crow point offers a quieter section of beach - great views of the estuary and out to sea. Nice walks through the dunes to secluded picnic spots. £2 toll for access, cash only.
Perry
August 14, 2021
Blow away the cobwebs with a walk along the beach. Drive down the toll road on the Burrows, park at the end and walk around the lighthouse, along the beach and back on the boardwalk.
Gillian
August 6, 2021
Crow point is an unspoiled haven of natural beauty and wildlife. An area of beach where two rivers meet at an estuary leading out into the sea. An unspoiled beach where the rivers Taw and Torridge meet. Crow Point is a sandy beach backed by low dunes that lies at the southern end of Braunton Burrows…
Elizabeth
July 7, 2021
Crow Point is a peninsula that extends into the Taw & Torridge estuary and is part of the Braunton Burrows nature reserve. It is a hidden delight with amazing views and home to many types of sea and estuary birds. It's not somewhere I'd go to swim as I think the currents might be dangerous, but…
Damien
July 7, 2021
OK, this one needs to be kept under your hat! A very unique spot where the estuary meets the beach. Often missed by most tourists, but much beloved by locals. There is a toll road which is £2 but then no parking fees, follow the road until you can go no further. We don't tell many people about…
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Point of Interest
“Located just 20 yards away from the Tarka Trail, Otter Cycle Hire provides bike hire for the whole family. Only 20 yards from the traffic free Tarka Trail cycle hire for all the family at reasonable rates. Take the riverside route to Barnstaple, watch the herons & other wildlife on the riverbank or the countryside route to Crow Point & the Burrows, a trip to the beach, sit & watch the boats & barges & have a picnic on the raised riverbank. For a longer ride join the second part of the Tarka Trail at Barnstaple & explore the upper reaches of the river Torridge as far as the Puffing Billy pub (21miles)”
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Natural Feature
“Close beach - 3 miles away A small bay backed by Sand dunes Shortboard wave Lifeguards most of the year Good rocks for climbing/rock pooling/crabbing Toilets, cafes l, nice little village ”
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Bar
“Go to The Thatch to hang out with boisterous surfers sporting top knots and wetsuit tans. Friday night is live music night, with the pub keen to support original talent rather than cover bands. During the day there's a great selection of burgers and a varied kids' menu - it's a wonderful lunch destination for families taking a break from digging sandcastles at nearby Croyde or Saunton beaches. It also does an excellent cream tea and has a huge garden for little ones to run around in. Look out for the craft ales. ”
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Beach
“Dog friendly beach with lovely café and beach shop. Surfboard and wetsuit hire avalible and surfing lessons. Area of out standing natural beauty - Accesses to costal walks. ”
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