Exmoor House Club Site is a pretty, peaceful destination which offers superb views up the valley and with some pitches overlooking the River Barle. The caravan park is within walking distance of the quaint old town of Dulverton, with its shops, pubs and restaurants. This is an ideal location for those seeking a relaxing caravan holiday in Somerset. It's also well situated for dog owners, with plenty of lovely woodland and National Park walks.
Exmoor House Club Site makes for a marvellous base to explore Exmoor, one of the UK's loveliest and most approachable National Parks. Conveniently, the National Park's Information Centre is located a short stroll from the caravan park and the friendly staff will be only too happy to help you plan out a rewarding schedule of activities for your stay. Keen anglers will want to visit Wimbleball Lake or try fly-fishing at one of the nearby fishing reserves. Leave your car behind and explore this walker's paradise - there are plenty of illustrated leaflets to guide you on your trails, making sure that you don't miss out on any of the superb scenic views. You can also enjoy a scenic steam train journey on the West Somerset Railway, running between Minehead and Bishop's Lydeard.
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Once home to the powerful Earls of Devon and Princess Katherine Plantagenet, this historic medieval castle was originally built in 1106 and has greatly altered down the ages. Explore the beautiful walled gardens, learn about the castle's fascinating history and discover historic furniture and exhibits. The kids will love trying on the armour!
A working honey farm and tourist attraction, Quince Honey Farm offers a great day out for all ages in all weather conditions. Enjoy a Honey Factory Tour, honey tasting, beekeeping demo, beekeeping tractor tour, candle rolling and exploring the Nectar Gardens. Indoor and outdoor play areas, shop and restaurant.
An American-themed restaurant and bar serving a delicious range of classic American cuisine from steaks, ribs and burgers to homemade pancakes, all-day breakfasts, salads and their famous candy shakes. There is also a large vegan menu. Packed with American rock and roll memorabilia and a soundtrack to match. Fully licensed, air conditioned.
Situated in the beautiful Torridge Valley between the Dartmoor and Exmoor National Parks, Rosemoor is a gorgeous garden surrounded by woodland. Family-friendly and a great all-year-round visit, the gardens are as inspirational to amateur gardeners as they are to nature lovers and plant enthusiasts. Rosemoor also hosts a range of exciting events throughout the year including themed family activities every school holiday, plant fairs and flower shows, craft fairs, art, craft and photography exhibitions, live music, theatre and gardening talks as well as the very popular Rosemoor Glow winter illuminations.
From the M5: exit at junction 27 onto the A361 signposted Tiverton - Barnstaple. In approximately 6 miles turn right at the roundabout onto the A396 signposted Dulverton/Exmoor. At the roundabout by the Exeter Inn take the first exit signposted Dulverton, still on the A396. In 2 miles at the Black Cat junction wth sharp left bend do not turn left or right but keep right to crossroads next to disused filling pump. Cross the B3227 and continue straight on the A396 (signposted Lake Side). Within 2.75 miles in Exebridge fork left by round house onto the B3222. In about 400 yards cross the humpback bridge by the Anchor Inn. Continue to Dulverton, cross the river bridge and turn immediately left in front of Bridge Inn. Ignore all car park signs and continue into Kemps Way keeping left past shrubbery. The site is in 200 yards. Please note, the route includes two narrow hump river bridges on B3222, which should be approached with care. Please do not tow through Dulverton town centre which can be congested.
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LindaET
Reviewed on 13/12/2020 16:59
Towards the beginning of each month, we will put pitches on sale for the same month next year.
