The scent of warm timber and fresh morning air greets you as you step out of your chalet onto quiet farmland, the kind of stillness that makes you forget your phone's even in your pocket.
The Granary offers glamping chalets and camping pods, best suited to couples after a rural retreat or small families who prefer four solid walls and a proper roof to canvas. It's tucked into the British countryside with enough breathing room to feel properly away from it all, though you'll need to check the regional context for yourself — this is a base for walking, unwinding, or simply doing very little. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth asking ahead if you're bringing a four-legged friend along.
You'll find wifi onsite, which feels like a luxury when you're this far off the beaten track, and campfires may be allowed depending on conditions when you arrive — always worth checking at reception. The vibe here is quiet and self-contained, a place that suits people who'd rather hear birdsong than chatter from the next pitch.
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19 routes found via OpenStreetMap
Winds through varied woodland and open terrain with moderate inclines and some steeper sections. Not ideal for buggies due to uneven forest paths and potential muddy patches, but manageable for families with children who can handle a decent walk. Dogs welcome on leads. Offers peaceful woodland scenery, likely part of a colour-coded trail network providing good waymarking and a satisfying loop through Devon countryside away from busy paths.
Follows the Exe Estuary between Kenton and Starcross, mostly flat with some gentle inclines through South Devon countryside. Suitable for families with older children who can manage 8-10km, but uneven coastal paths make it tricky for buggies. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock and wading birds. Rewards you with estuary views, charming villages, and the chance to spot curlews and oystercatchers along the waterfront.
Loops through Exmouth's historic town centre and seafront on flat, fully paved paths – ideal for buggies, wheelchairs and families with small children. Dogs welcome on leads through town streets and the promenade. Discover Georgian architecture, the harbour, local museums and sandy beaches while learning about this classic Devon coastal resort's maritime heritage. Perfect for a leisurely hour's wander with plenty of cafes and ice cream stops along the way.
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