The scent of moorland air drifts through the windows, and at night the silence is so deep you can hear your own thoughts settle.
This is a proper base for walkers and riders exploring Exmoor's southern flanks, with South Molton and its market-town bustle just a short hop away. The bunkhouse suits groups after a no-fuss overnight, while the camping pods work for couples or small families who want their own space without the tent pegs. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth checking ahead if you're bringing one along.
You've got wifi if you need to check tomorrow's weather or share today's mud-splattered triumph, and there's a year-round welcome here — rare for this part of Devon. Campfires depend on conditions, so ask when you arrive. The vibe's functional rather than fancy, geared toward people who spend their days outside and just need a dry, warm place to land at the end of them. It's Exmoor on your doorstep, and that's the real draw.
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4 routes found via OpenStreetMap
Follows a disused railway line for much of its length, meaning flat, traffic-free terrain perfect for families with buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on leads. The route winds through North Devon's river valleys and countryside, connecting Braunton to Meeth with stunning estuary views near Barnstaple. Ideal for gentle cycling too – tarmac or hard-packed surface makes pushchair-pushing easy and rewarding.
Follows the River Exe for roughly 50 miles from Exmoor's high moorland down to Exmouth's estuary, with terrain shifting from steep, exposed hills in the upper sections to gentle riverside paths and flat tracks through Devon farmland. Suitable for families on the lower stretches, though the northern moorland stages are challenging with significant climbs. Dogs welcome throughout on leads near livestock. A brilliant multi-day route showcasing Devon's variety, from wild upland streams to peaceful w
Spans varied terrain from Somerset's Quantock Hills to Dorset's Jurassic Coast, mixing gentle farmland stretches with moderate climbs through woodland and open moorland. Best suited for older children and experienced walkers due to length and some challenging sections—not buggy-friendly. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock, which you'll encounter frequently on this long-distance route. Rewards with stunning coastal views, ancient villages, and diverse landscapes that showcase southwest England'
Traverses 103 miles from Ivybridge on Dartmoor to Lynmouth on Exmoor's coast, linking England's two great southwestern moorlands. Expect challenging, hilly terrain with steep ascents and descents, exposed moorland sections, river valleys, and woodland paths. Unsuitable for buggies and young children due to length, gradient, and remote stretches. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near livestock. Rewards with dramatic granite tors, wild ponies, sweeping heather moorland, and stunning coastal finale a
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