Gateway to Exmoor. The coast in less than an hour.
From the family who live on the farm.Staying on Exmoor and the North Devon coast, from the family who live on the farm.
- The Poltimore Arms, a characterful country pub
- 2.5 miles
- North Molton: community shop, café and pub
- 2.8 miles
- South Molton and its Thursday and Saturday market
- 6 miles
- Saunton, Croyde and Woolacombe sands
- 40 min
Three days we’d plan for any group
The moor, the coast and the sand
If you only do three things, do these. Each has a gentler option, so everyone can join in.
Things to do
Plan the rest of the week
Walks, beaches and days out, with who to book and what works for a big group.
Walking
Landacre, Watersmeet, the coast path
Beaches and surfing
Saunton, Woolacombe and sheltered coves
Markets and sights
Market mornings, harbours and grand houses
With kids
Days out for the younger half of the group
Cycling
The Tarka Trail, moorland and e-bikes
Adventure and the water
Sea caves, coasteering and fishing
Riding, shooting and archery
Classic Exmoor days
Browse everything
Filter by your group
Eat and drink
Good food, near and far
A private chef at the long table, inns nearby on the moor, and fish and chips on the coast.
Stocking up
Feeding sixteen
- Village shop
- North Molton Community Shop & Café, on the square
- On the way down
- Morrisons at Tiverton, just off the A361
- Supermarkets
- Sainsbury’s in South Molton; all the majors in Barnstaple. Deliveries reach the barn; your stay guide has the address and notes for drivers.
- Local food
- Butchers and greengrocer on East Street, South Molton, and the pannier market
Getting here
Off the A361, then country lanes
From the M5 at junction 27, follow the A361 towards Barnstaple, leave at South Molton and head north through North Molton. The last two miles are quiet country lanes.
Your stay guide has exact arrival details and the what3words location.