Lynmouth
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In the heart of Devon, between Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, and the dramatic North and picturesque South coastlines, Mid Devon is the perfect place to stay and to explore from.
The rolling hills, hidden woodlands, rivers and verdant valleys all teem with wildlife, making it ideal for walking holidays and wildlife spotting. If you are looking for the quintessential English countryside experience then come to Mid Devon.
Accommodation includes quiet holiday parks, quality campsites, friendly B&B’s and farm-stay experiences (the real Devon lifestyle), self-catering, glamping in yurts and tipis, and full indulgence and complete relaxation await you in historic country manors and top independent hotels. Blackdown Hills One of the Mid Devon’s greatest gems and a designated AONB, with a vast selection of footpaths and bridleways this is a mecca for walkers, riders and cyclists. Tiverton, Essentially a market town for the surrounding rural area, this is the largest town in Mid Devon. There is a reputedly haunted castle which can be visited, a vinery, a local putting green, a golf course, archery, fencing, a leisure-centre and the U.K.’s last Horse-Drawn Barges at the Tiverton Canal, where there are canal cruises and boats to hire. Nearby Sampford Peverell is within walking distance of Tiverton Parkway railway station.
Other attractions include: D
- from here the beautiful Exe Valley can be explored. Grand Western Canal - cutting through some of the most beautiful Mid Devon countryside. Country Park and Local Nature Reserve - free of charge all year round. With an abundance of wildlife including kingfishers, the Country Park is a real joy to experience whether walking or cycling. Tiverton Museum of Mid Devon Life - houses the history of the area. Bolham Home of Knightshayes, a National Trust property bursting with activities and events including the Mid Devon Show in July, eight hours of nonstop entertainment and an adventure into local history, with the finest local produce available. Watch the main ring events or wander into the countryside area. Dogs are welcome if on a fixed lead.
THE COMBE MARTIN WILDLIFE AND DINOSAUR PARK is in over 28 acres of spectacular sub tropical gardens within the North Devon area of natural beauty area. The maintenance of the Park and the upkeep of its animals rely on the income from its customers. The park aims for ‘more animals, less cages’ and has a genuine passion for encouraging a respect for the natural world. As well as lions, wolves, sea lions, otters, monkeys, wallabies, exotic birds and more, the Park is renowned for the impressive life sized animatronic dinosaurs! There are daily Free Shows, talks, encounters and a number of ‘Animal Experiences’ to enjoy, interaction is encouraged, with the knowledgeable keepers and some truly magnificent animals. In addition, there is an exhilarating Dino Express Train Ride, a tropical house, Bug World
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