Off-Site Activities

Awarded Britain’s Best Community Market 2023, South Molton Pannier Market is a spacious indoor market with over 70 stalls, offering a wide variety of goods and local services.

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A working honey farm in South Molton. Fun for all the family to stroll around the hexagonal Nectar Gardens, see millions of bees up close and they have an Education Team to guide guests through the day. 

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Located in the picturesque coastal village of Appledore, the museum is a celebration of the region’s rich maritime heritage.

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The Big Sheep is the perfect family day out for everyone, from little ones to teens. There are a number of indoor and outdoor play areas along with rides specific for under 2’s and under 5’s.

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Named as #1 Best UK Amusement Park in 2022 by TripAdvisor, with a vast array of attractions throughout the grounds.

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Built in the 12th Century, Hartland Abbey is home of the Stucley family, with treasures and. Memorabilia collected over the many years of their residence there.

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A family run wildlife and dinosaur park set in a Combe Martin valley over 28 acres of spectacular gardens within the North Devon Area of Outstanding Beauty.

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As the last remaining Horse-Drawn Barge in Devon (and one of the last in the whole of the UK), a trip on the ‘Tivertonian’ offers a truly unique experience and memorable living heritage experience.

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Set in a beautiful valley in the heart of North Devon between two National Parks, this 65 acres haven for biodiversity and wildlife has something for everyone.

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A 20 acre private garden set in the heart of North Devon with three lakes, set in a valley tucked away in North Devon only 4 miles for Barnstaple.

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An activity centre near Ilfracombe that offers quad biking, mini Land Rovers and 4x4 Land Rover experiences.

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Exmoor is one of the best places in the UK for walking, with an array of different routes depending on your accessibility.

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On your bike! The surrounding countryside is perfect for a bike ride, allowing you to get back to nature and really dig in to your surroundings.

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Your gateway to an exciting range of water sports and outdoor activities. They specialise in combining high quality activities with the outstanding natural beauty of the area.

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Clovelly is a beautiful, picturesque fishing village, steeped in maritime atmosphere and history, It was once owned by the Queen of England!

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Affinity Devon is North Devon’s unique outlet shopping village. With over 25 stores offering up to 50% off RRP, you’ll find a huge choice of famous name brands at incredible discounts and you’ll be sure to pick up a bargain.

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Did you know that Devon is home to the UK's first surf reserve? The whole of the North Devon coast falls into the surf reserve and is one of the best loved places in the county for surfing and watersports.

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Enjoy a day out in the North-west of Exmoor at Exmoor zoo, one of the “West-country’s hidden gems” on the edge of the National Park.

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A place to tick something off your bucket list – walking an alpaca!! Get up close to these fantastic creatures are you guide your alpaca for a 90 minute wander through pasture land, lake and woodland.

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The spectacular cliffs at Hartland Quay with their incredibly contorted rock layers are always worth a visit and at low tide there is plenty of sand, rock pools and rocks to scramble over.

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Intriguing Regency house and impressive collection of horse-drawn vehicles, set in picturesque gardens and ground.

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The multi-award winning Lynton & Lynmouth funicular Cliff Railway opened in 1890 and is the highest and steepest totally water powered railway in the world!

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A fascinating U-shaped valley that is parallel to the sea, well known for it’s wild goats and jagged cliff edges.

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An idyllic 3-mile stretch of stunning golden beach, backed by the UNESCO-protected Braunton Burrows Biosphere Reserve.

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Former clay mine turned into a beautiful global garden, setting the stage for an extraordinary day out. Rediscover the natural worlds as you’ve never experience it before.

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A shingle beach just below the village of Lynmouth on the northern edge of Exmoor National Park. The beach is around 500 metres wide and divided by the mouth of the River Lyn which also forms the small harbour.

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Dog-friendly all year round this beach, Putsborough is one of North Devon’s large sandy beaches. The stretch is around 2 miles long, and you can walk along it to Woolacombe beach.

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A sandy beach backed by sand dunes and situated in a small bay, very popular with swimmer and more experienced surfers (rated one of the best surfing beaches in the world).

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Discover the unique and fascinating journey of an Exmoor stream from source to sea. The aquarium consists of local aquatic exhibits, café and gift shop.

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This 3-mile sandy beach is popular with surfers and families looking for a traditional seaside experience.

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Perfect for everyone, you’ll experience 8 adrenaline filled activities; freestyle across a sea of wall to wall interconnected trampolines, and bounce high to the latest tunes.

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Grab some crab lines, a bucket and net and see what creatures you can discover around Devon’s coasts.

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A 180 mile, figure-eight loop inspired by the route travelled by Tarka the Otter. Unspoiled countryside, dramatic sea cliffs and the longest, continuous cycle path in the UK are waiting to be discovered.

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An amazing place, with different world-class views around every footpath corner. Whether is an ultra marathon on the highest cliffs in England or wandering along babbling brooks, then Exmoor is the place to be.

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A UNESCO World Heritage Site protected area of the British coastline, an important place for both humans and animals.

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With a history spanning over 50 years, you’ll be able to see glass making demonstrations as well as the chance to paint your own glass and perhaps even cast your own hands that will last forever in crystal glass.

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