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The Stables. Unwind and relax in this calming and unique location with its far-reaching views across rolling fields to the sea. Part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's the perfect retreat from which to explore North Devon and Cornwall.

The Stables is, as the name suggests, converted from the old stables of a now non-working Grade II-listed Victorian model farm. Arriving at Highford Farm you'll drive between two stone lions on columns inscribed with "Oh how peaceful art thou, O! Highford". Words as true today as they were nearly 150 years ago. Unwind and enjoy relaxing in this calming and unique location with its far-reaching views across rolling fields to the sea. Within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's the perfect position to explore the delights of Hartland Peninsula, the beauty of historical villages Clovelly and Bucks Mill, the surfing beaches and coast walks of North Devon or to head into Cornwall with it's numerous attractions. The Stables is part of a collection of holiday homes that all share Highford Farm and is the perfect getaway whatever the time of year. Inside the Stables you'll find many of the original features such as the stable door and pillars still intact. There's a large and comfortable open-plan living room with a cosy seating area in front of an HD TV and Blu-ray DVD player. You'll find plenty of books and games to enjoy during your stay. There's also free wifi. The kitchen has beautiful wooden work surfaces and a large range cooker, perfect for cooking for the whole family. Both bedrooms are doubles and stylishly-decorated, with fresh linen and towels provided. There's also a double sofa bed in the living area, allowing up to 6 people to stay. Enjoy relaxing in the lovely roll-top bath or head out to the private garden to take in the sea views.

Local Attractions Hartland Abbey. EX39 6DT. Built for the Augustinian monks in the 12th Century, it was the last Abbey in England to be dissolved by Henry VIII and was given to the Keeper of his Wine Cellar at Hampton Court, Mr. Abbott. From the Abbott family it has descended to the present owners. It now houses collections of paintings, fine furniture, porcelain, family memorabilia, early photographs, documents and seals. The interior architecture and decoration comes from the Mediaeval, Queen Anne, Georgian, Regency and Victorian periods including work by Sir George Gilbert Scott, architect of St Pancras Station and The Albert Memorial. The 50 acres of grounds include a Bog Garden, Victorian fernery, three 18th Century Walled Gardens, glasshouses and woodland shrubberies. There is also a private path leading to the beach at Hartland Quay and a tea room. Hartland Abbey is suitable for all ages and open May-October. Hartland Quay. E39 6DU. This beautiful bay offers an ancient quay, spectacular geology, wonderful sunsets, a sandy beach, the Shipwreck & Smuggling Museum and the Wreckers Retreat Bar. Open all year, it is situated right on the edge of the Atlantic, accessed by an exhilarating drive down a windy cliff-edge road. On calm days the beach is perfect for sunbathing, paddling, sea bathing, digging in the soft sand, rockpooling, crabbing and picnicing. On wild days there is nowhere better to view the awesome power of the sea as the waves crash against the rocks and cliffs. The Wreckers Retreat Bar offers very good lunchtime and evening food (including fish straight from the sea), seating inside and out (snug on wild Hartland days and glorious views on sunny and calm ones), and real ales including some local ones. Children are welcome. Docton Mill Gardens & Tea Rooms. EX39 6EA. Set in nine acres of beautiful gardens surrounding the original working mill and mill pond, the sheltered wooded valley offers a microclimate enabling tender species to flourish. Things to see include a river walk, bog garden, wildlife pond, vegetable garden and award-winning tea room. Located 1Km from the coast and Spekes Mill Mouth where North Devon’s tallest waterfall tumbles into the sea, Docton Mill is easily reached by road or by foot form the SW Coast path. The gardens and tea room are open every day from March to October. Clovelly Village. EX39 5TA. Clovelly is an enchanting fishing village, unchanged in a 100 years. Car-free, the village has one steep cobbled street that leads down to the harbour. The street is lined with small cottages and a handful of shops selling local produce. There are two pubs, one half way down the street, the New Inn, and one right on the quay-side, the Red Lion. Both do good food. If the walk back up the street is too much, there is a Land Rover service that will take you back to the top. Donkeys were once used to transport goods up and down the village and the Clovelly donkeys still live in the village, at the Stables near the Visitor’s Centre. Seasonal donkey rides for children can be arranged. Walks from the village along the coast can be taken in either direction, with maps available from the Visitor’s Centre. The village is open all year round apart from Christmas. Clovelly Court Gardens. EX39 5SY. When visiting Clovelly Village, your entrance fee also includes entry to Clovelly Court Gardens. The walled gardens and greenhouses give crops of peaches, apricots, grapes, oranges, lemons, peppers, tomatoes, melons, figs, apples and pears. There are also substantial herb gardens and a good selection of the garden’s produce is usually available for sale. The gardens are open all year round. Walking the South-West Coast Path. The South West Coast Path encircles the whole of Hartland Peninsula offering beautiful and dramatic coastal walking. The complete 630 mile route goes from Minehead in Somerset to Poole in Dorset, and although the Hartland Quay to Bude section is generally regarded as the toughest part of the whole walk, it richly rewards those prepared to make the effort with unparalleled scenery. However, there are also much gentler, level sections of the path on the Peninsula and connecting footpaths and circular walks offer easy access on and off the route. There are several walking guide books on the shelves in The Stables. Visit Lundy Island. Just three and a half miles long and half a mile wide, Lundy Island sits 12 miles off the coast. The island and surrounding waters are a haven for a huge collection of wild flora and fauna. Dolphins, seals, basking sharks and puffins can all be seen at Lundy, with many varieties of rare birds also to be spotted. The whole island is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and the seas around Lundy are England's only Marine Nature Reserve owing to the rich array of sea life and coral beds. You can visit a cave once used to hold prisoners, see the remains of an ancient burial chamber, climb to the highest lighthouse in Britain, identify the first tee of what was once Lundy’s golf course, inspect the Georgian cannons which fired every ten minutes in fog, find the chasm created by tremors from the Lisbon earthquake of 1755, find debris from the German Heinkel that crashed landed in 1941 and follow the track of the quarry railway. Apart from a few service vehicles there are no cars on the island, no street lights and only one shop. There is however the 13th Century Marisco Tavern, which offers fantastic food (including Lundy's own lamb) and drink. Day return trips to Lundy can be taken by boat from Bideford or Ilfracombe from March until October. Trips can also be arranged at the Clovelly Visitors Centre. Booking is advised. During the winter months, Lundy can be reached by helicopter departing from Hartland Point, providing spectacular aerial views of Lundy and the North Devon Coast! You can also travel to Lundy via a charter or in your own boat, there is a £5 per head admission fee to land at the island. Bucks Mills Village & Beach. EX35 7TY. Bucks Mills is an ancient fishing village, an out-of-the-way spot nearly a mile by minor road from the A39 at Bucks Cross. There are no shops or other facilities, just a lovely place with a steep path leading down to the beach. On a clear day once down on the beach you are rewarded by some stunning views of Lundy Island and Clovelly. Depending on the weather it is used for sun bathing, swimming, barbequing, shrimping and crabbing. Experienced surfers will enjoy surfing here. Gnome Reserve & Wild Flower Garden. EX22 7XE. For both kids and adults alike, the Gnome Reserve features over 2000 Gnomes up to various antics in a beautiful Beechwood glade. Gnome hats are on hand for all visitors to wear as they explore. The Wild Flower Garden contains about 250 species of wild flowers, herbs, grasses and ferns which attract insects, butterflies and birds. There is a quiz to take as you explore the garden, which is deceptively hard! There’s a tea room and picnic area with lovely views across the valley and a small gift shop full of mini-gnomes. The Gnome Reserve and Garden are open March to October. Local Food & Drink Both the New Inn (High St, EX39 5TA) and the Red Lion (48 The Quay, EX39 5TF) in Clovelly Village do food. It’s always worth booking, especially in the Red Lion which has a separate restaurant and a Devon Wine List. The Wreckers Retreat Bar (Hartland Quay, EX39 6DU) does a very good range of pub grub, with the freshly-caught fish specials worth looking out for. It’s also the perfect place for a well-deserved drink after a long walk on the Hartland coast line, with seats outside overlooking the beach. The Cornish Rattler is particularly recommended if you’re a cider fan. Hartland Village has a handful of pubs, all with a selection of local ales. The Anchor (Fore St, Hartland, EX39 6BD) is is a 16th Century Inn with a large open fire and a separate restaurant. The Hart Inn (The Square, Hartland) can be found on the main square in the town. Before the pub recently changed hands, it had a very good reputation for food but we’re yet to give the new menu a go… Also on the square is the Old Bakery Coffee Shop offering hot drinks, cakes, sandwiches, light lunches and Devon cream teas. If you’re a fan of gardening and eating you can combine the two by visiting the lakeside restaurant at the Merry Harriers Garden Centre (Bideford, Devon, EX39 5QH), not far from Woolsery. Its carvery is supposedly the best in the area, all with locally-sourced meat. A few miles back along the A39 towards Bideford you’ll find The Hoops Inn (Horns Cross, EX39 5DL), a proper thatched-roof tavern. Food and drink here is both very good. There is a candle-lit restaurant area as well as a large pub garden with a stream running through it. It’s always worth booking here, especially on the weekends. If Fish & Chips are your thing, then head to Woolsery Fish & Chips (Chapel St, Woolsery, EX3 95QS). The food is excellent and the newly-opened Farmers Arms next door makes for the perfect place to grab a drink whilst your fish and chips is prepared. Going further afield Head up the coast for the seaside resorts and huge expanses of sandy beaches at Saunton and Woolacombe. Saunton Beach is three and a half miles long so there’s plenty of room for everyone. Renowned for some of the best surf in the country; it’s a great place for beginners to start, with gear hire and lessons easily arranged. The privately owned Woolacombe Beach, recently voted best beach in the UK, is alive with beach huts, which can be hired for the day. As ever with Devon, it’s a favourite with surfers and it’s also possible to hire a horse from the local riding stables for a ride on the beach. If looking for somewhere a little more off the beaten track, then the beaches at Croyde, Barricane and Grunta, although they take more effort to get to, will usually be crowd-free. If you are here for the surf then you should also pay a visit to Braunton, one of the main surfing towns in the area. There’s a multitude of surf shops and England’s only surf museum. For nature lovers head to nearby Braunton Burrows, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Best explored by bicycle, it’s a pleasingly flat ride partly along the canals. It’s Braunton that is the start of the 180-mile long cycling Tarka Trail. Bicycles can be hired in Braunton, Bideford, Barnstaple and Torrington. Following a disused railway line, it’s perfect for all the family. With not many people intending to see out the whole 180 miles, the most popular leg is Barnstaple to Instow - a more manageable six miles, or a twelve mile round-trip with a good pub lunch in the middle! Instow, found where the rivers Taw and Torridge meet, is a small harboured fishing village with a sandy beach at low-tide and a popular spot for windsurfers. With the proximity of the Tarka Trail cycling is one of the main attractions in Instow. You can also visit the Waterside Gallery, with local artworks and pottery or head out onto the mud flats to look for wildlife, as described in ’Tarka the Otter’. There’s also a very good award-winning pub, more of which below. From Instow you can look across the water to Appledore and there’s a small ferry that makes regular trips between the two. Appledore is a mass of colourful cottages, local craft shops and narrow winding streets. A historical fishing village, the tradition continues today with fishing and boat building the main staples of village life. Various events are held here through the year, including the Appledore Book Festival and the Appledore Instow Regatta. If you’re after some shopping action then head to Bideford. It has a historic Pannier Market and its car-free lanes are lined with quirky little shops. There’s plenty of pavement cafes to stop and take a break in too. Westward Ho!, named by the Victorians after local-boy Charles Kingsley’s novel, is the only place in Britain to feature an exclamation mark in its name. Featuring another great surfing beach, it also offers kite-surfing lessons. If that’s not your thing then pay a visit to the Northam Burrows Country Park. Great for kids, and a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the area is home to a diverse range of natural habitats, including salt marsh, open grassland, rocky shore, sand dunes and all kinds of wildlife. A day trip to Ilfracombe to see Damien Hirst’s huge harbour-side sculpture, Verity, is well worth it. There’s a number of art galleries in the town and every May it hosts the Art Trail, with live music, open-house studios and plenty of local food. There’s also the Aquarium to visit and the beach, accessed only by Victorian-era tunnels dug through the rock. From Ilfracombe it’s a short trip east into the Exmoor National Park. A truly breath-taking area to explore, its unique mix of landscapes, includes high sea cliffs, rolling moorland, working farmland and deep wooded valleys. The setting for the classic novel ‘Lorna Doone’, these days you can challenge yourself with mountain biking, kayaking, horse-riding or simply walking the main beautiful trails that criss-cross the park. If you make it to the very top of North Devon you’ll find yourself at Lynmouth and Lynton. Ancient twinned towns, Lynmouth sits at the bottom of a very steep hill, Lynton at the top. Luckily there’s the cliff railway which transports you between the two, powered by water alone. Lynmouth has an array of craft shops and tea rooms and a couple of very relaxing pubs. There’s also two essential walks to take. One, leading out of Lynmouth, down alongside the river Lyn and through a beautiful wooded valley eventually takes you to the National Trust’s Watersmeet. The other, starting in Lynton, takes you along the coast path to the breathtaking Valley of the Rocks. Neither will disappoint. For those who like to rummage around in bushes there is also a Geocaching Trail. Far & wide food & drink If heading along the A39 then the Thatched Inn (Abbotsham, EX39 5BA) is worth a visit for simple pub fare and it’s recently revamped garden. Also recommended is The Pier House (Merley Rd, Westward Ho!, EX39 1JU) for its fresh sea-food and stunning cliff-top views of Bideford Bay and Lundy Island. If heading to Saunton Sands beach then pay a visit to Sands OnThe Beach Café (Saunton Beach, Nr Braunton, EX33 1LQ). Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, grab yourself a table on the terrace for views overlooking the beach. Broomhill has an award-winning restaurant, Terra Madre (Muddiford, Barnstaple, EX31 4EX), which specialises in organic and home-made food all from local produce. If booking a three-course lunch you get free entry to the sculpture garden. The Thatch (14 Hobbs Hill, Croyde, EX33 1LX) in Croyde is, as the name suggests, a thatched-roof pub that offers a large menu of pub classics and Tex-Mex. They’ve got an excellent range of drinks on offer and have live music every Friday night. If you find yourself in Woolacombe and feeling flush then the place to eat is NC@EX34 (South Street, Woolacombe). Despite the terrible name, the food is reputedly excellent! Each day they cook just one fixed multi-course tasting menu, consisting of either seven or nine courses. An optional matched-wine list is also available. Booking in advance is essential. Instow offers up the Instow Arms (Hatton Croft, Marine Parade, EX39 4JJ), possibly the closest thing North Devon has to a gastro-pub! Smack-bang on the waterfront, overlooking the estuary, this restaurant and bar was converted from an old period house a few years ago. They serve up the obligatory local ales and local produce, along with daily specials. Recommended. If you visit Lynmouth then make sure you grab at least a drink in The Rising Sun (Harbourside, Lynmouth, EX35 6EG). A 14th Century thatched smugglers inn, its dark wood interior and warm fire makes it the perfect place to cosy up in after a walk. You can eat in the bar but there is also a restaurant area and a menu favouring local sea-food. RD Blackmore apparently wrote several chapters of Lorna Doone whilst here and Percy Shelley is also believed to have stayed on honeymoon in 1812.

A comfortable, compact and entirely private en-suite annex room for a single person, cosy & warm in winter, light & airy in summer. Ideal for work or business related visits, keen walkers, surfers, cyclists etc.. A light self-serve breakfast provided in the room (cereal, toast, marmalade, fresh fruit, etc.), with tea/coffee/biscuits. Kettle, toaster, fridge, reading matter, TV, wi-fi, small iron & tabletop board, & complimentary wine. Discount available on 7 day plus bookings.

Located in the small, peaceful hamlet of Alwington, 1/2 mile away from the main A39 Atlantic Highway, in the heart of Devon farming countryside, but only 4 miles from the town of Bideford, and just 2 miles from ASDA, Lidl and Aldi, cafes and retail outlets. Within easy reach of the Devon Coastal Path, historic Clovelly & Hartland, the Tarka Trail and others, as well as several pubs being within a mile or so.

Alwington is a small hamlet, centred around a 13th century church, and a 17th century farm house, all within a few miles of Bideford, North Devon. The accommodation is ideally situated for keen walkers, as the South West Coastal path is nearby, which circumnavigates the whole of Devon & Cornwall. Also suitable for those single business people seeking peaceful accommodation without hotel costs..!

Our chalet is simply decorated and ideally situated on the Bideford Bay Holiday site for both using the facilities and exploring the area. Located just a stones throw from the south west coastal path and with direct access to the beautiful Bucks Mills the chalet is set in a walkers paradise.

Our chalet has been modified to accommodate wheelchair users with a ramp upto the door, wider external and internal doors, easily accessible shower and higher than standard toilet.

As mentioned Bideford Bay Holiday Park sits directly on the SW coastal path so is an ideal stop over while traveling along the path. The beautiful Bucks Mills is a 20minute walk away or 5minute drive. This area also opens up to many trails in the Bucks Valley Woodland. Bideford town is a 15minute car journey but is also linked by the regular bus route which travels up and down the Atlantic highway (A39) giving access to North Devon, including Westwood Ho! Barnstaple and if you fancy traveling further afield, woolacombe and illfracombe. Clovelly is a must see when visiting the area and is only 10 minutes away. The Big Sheep and Milky Way provide exciting days out for children and are also a good option when the beach is rained off!!

The Studio is a large, modern, spotlessly clean en suite bedroom in its own detached annex to eighteenth century Wenden Cottage. It is conveniently located on the outskirts of Woolfardisworthy, 3.3 miles from picturesque Clovelly and 3.3 miles from the beach at Bucks Mills. All the amenities of Westward Ho!, including 2 miles of beautiful sandy beach, are available 9.7 miles North, while scenic Bude is just 16.4 miles South. Bideford is our nearest town and Barnstaple is only 19 miles away.

The Studio occupies the whole of the first floor of the detached annex and is accessed via a wooden staircase leading from your own designated parking space. A pleasant wooden balcony overlooks an acre of attractive, well-maintained garden. The bright and airy bedroom benefits from patio doors leading on to the balcony which is a lovely spot for morning coffee or afternoon tea. Coffee and tea making facilities are provided, together with fresh milk and complementary biscuits. Guests are assured of a quiet, peaceful stay in a beautiful countryside location. In addition to the comfy double bed there is a large sofabed that may be used to sleep one additional person. The room provides a table with two chairs, flat screen TV, WiFi connectivity and hanging/drawer space. The en suite shower room is scrupulously clean and contains a toilet, hand basin and a power shower. Hand soap is provided. Complementary beach towels are available on request.

Woolfardisworthy (Woolsery) village is a short walk away and has a fantastic, newly refurbished pub/restaurant, a well stocked shop/post office and a fish and chip shop that is open Tuesday to Saturday. Wenden Cottage Studio is situated on a bridleway and nearby a public footpath.

A charming cottage set half way down Clovellys famous cobbled High st. The village is free from all vehicular traffic on its steep cobbled street, where the only sounds you will hear are footsteps or the donkeys hooves upon the cobbles. We are still a working fishing village catching lobster, crab and herrings. The south west coast path passes through the village , to the west is Mouthmill , a small inlet with the spectacular Black church rock formation.

Harbour cottage dates from the 14 century (1361) and is still traditionally heated by a solid fuel Aga & wood burners. The front garden is an award winning garden of camellias, roses and various flowers. Clovelly harbour view bedroom is a light & cosy room with the wow factor double aspect harbour & street views. Tea & coffee making facilities & Wifi are provided. This room is NOT suitable for dogs. There are 4 letting rooms providing space for up to 8 guests with harbour or street views.Please see our other separate listings to ensure that you are booking a harbour view or a street view

Clovelly is a unique village as it is traffic free, apart from donkeys & sledges. At the top of the village you can visit clovelly court gardens & church. Beyond the visitors centre you can visit the donkeys and workshops , these include candle & soap making, pottery and textiles. The village has several churches, a museum , two pubs , gift shops and an art gallery. Down in the harbour at high tide boat trips are available. A short walk along the beach bring you to the waterfall.

Our privately owned budget Chalet, No 3 Bucklands, within the popular Bideford Bay Holiday Park provides the perfect base for exploring the beautiful coast of N Devon, close to beaches, theme parks, picturesque places of interest - Clovelly, Bude, Instow - too many to mention!

Please note that Park amenities, inc pools, are CLOSED from Friday 13th November 2019 until the start of the February Half-term, 14th February 2020 (exact dates subject to change & are controlled by the Park) Your Accommodation:- Bedrooms:- 2 bedrooms to sleep 4 people (one double, one bunk bed) Bedding supplied (inc extra duvets & blankets) Hot water bottles Heater in each bedroom Travel cot available at a cost of £5 per break Shower Room:- Electric shower Toilet Handwash basin Heated towel rail Liquid handwash, 1 hand towel and 1 toilet roll will be provided for your arrival 1 bath towel per person also provided Kitchen:- Washing-up liquid, dishcloth, tea towel, tea bags, coffee & sugar all provided Electric oven Fridgefreezer Wasing machine Tumble dryer Microwave Kettle Toaster Wide range of pots, pans, ovens trays, inc a pizza tray, glasses, inc wine glasses, cutlery & crockery. Bottle and can openers Lounge/Diner:- Large sofa 32" flat screen television with freeview DVD player Small selection of DVDs & games/books Dining table with seating for 4 Heater General: Hairdryer, Iron and Ironing board Electric heating throughout There is a launderette on site when the park facilities are open. During the Winter months, there is a launderette a short drive away. A folder containing information regarding the site, area & chalet will be left in your chalet - please use this as it has lots of tips & local knowledge in it! General Park Info:- Some Park facilities require an entertainment (see details below). Please note that Park amenities, inc pools, are CLOSED from Friday 13th November until the start of the February Half-term, 14th February 2020 (exact dates subject to change & are controlled by the Park), but you are still able to enjoy a break on site, making use of the chalet as a base for visiting friends/relatives and local attractions and generally enjoying the beautiful countryside and walks from the Park. There is also an extensive children's play park. Please note that during the low season, Park amenties are open under reduced hours. Bideford Bay Holiday Park in Devon is set in an amazing woodland location, with stunning sea views. It's also a short hop to picturesque Clovelly and the golden Blue Flag beach of Westward Ho! The heated outdoor pool (open from beginning of May half-term until end of Summer Holidays) is perfect for basking in the sun whilst the children shoot down the flume, or play a game of crazy golf. Bideford Bay boasts an exclusive leisurely entertainment programme but with that little bit extra all season long in our Manor House venue. Please note that some entertainment/activities are chargeable - There is free Wifi in the Manor House when the Club facilities are open. During the Winter months, you can find your closest free Wifi a short drive away at a supermarket. Bar/Restaurant with outdoor eating area overlooking the large play area, amusements, indoor play area for under 5s, hard surface multi-use court, walking routes to Clovelly & Bucks Mills– all free (no passes required). Please note use of the pools is NOT free - Entertainment/Facilities passes can be bought direct from reception to enable use of the Indoor & Outdoor swimming pool & any payable evening entertainment (generally if you have to register for anything, i.e. kids club or bingo, etc, you will need passes). Costs as follows:- Entertainment Pass Prices:- Costs cover the whole chalet & are not per person:- 3/4 nt break - £40 (high season 7th-22nd April & 26th May-1st Sept) or £30 (low season all other dates). 7 nt break - £59 (high season 7th-22nd April & 26th May-1st Sept) or £44 (low season all other dates). Buy direct from the on-site reception. The park is ideally suited to families and couples. The park has a very hilly terrain and may be unsuitable for guests with mobility difficulties. Please note that we are unable to cater for pets and the chalet is strictly non-smoking.

Our cosy cabin, disguised as a caravan, nestling to the side of our garden has been restyled and refurbished throughout. Themed with recycled pallet wood, providing a unique, warm, homely feel. Secluded, dog friendly and situated in a peaceful woodland, we are right on the South West Coast Path. Clovelly is a must see, woodland walks all around, Tarka Trail nearby and fantastic surf beaches from just 15 minutes away. Pheasant’s Rest makes the perfect base for exploring North Devon & Cornwall.

The name of our caravan will become obvious when you hear the light pitter-patter of feathery feet on the roof. ‘Pheasant’s Rest’ was our project when we moved to North Devon in April 2017. It is fully insulated to make all year round stays comfortable, and we have used eco-friendly technology to provide central heating throughout using FAR infrared heat panels. The kitchen is now open plan giving it a more spacious feel and is fitted with a fridge plus freezer compartment, kettle, toaster, a 2 ring induction hob plus combination microwave oven to prepare your meals. We also provide tea, coffee, sugar, cooking oil, washing up liquid, dish cloth and tea towel to reduce the amount of ‘extras’ needed when self-catering. There is a separate dining area next to the kitchen to enjoy your food. In the living area there is a TV/DVD player (complete with a selection of DVD’s for those lazy days), a digital radio, flame effect fire to make the room look as cosy as it feels, a 2 seater leather sofa, as well as a double sofa bed. WiFi is available throughout the space so you can stay in touch as you would at home. We have converted the 2 tiny pre-existing bedrooms into 1 comfortably sized, heated, double bedroom with shelves and hanging space. The bathroom sits just off the bedroom corridor comprises of a shower, WC and basin. We also provide hand soap, 2 loo rolls, a hand towel and 2 standard towels. Outside is a small, private gravelled garden with bistro table and chairs. We have also installed an outside tap and provided tubs to wash off muddy paws or rinse your wet suits. There is also a hanging rail outside to dry your wet suits ready for the next day ;-) A light breakfast of homemade bread and a couple of eggs from our hens is provided for your first morning. How do you like yours #poached #fried #boiled #scrambled #eggybread You can follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Feel free to tag us and share your visit #pheasantsrest @pheasantsrest

As we live along a shared lane/footpath you will rarely see anyone passing. The neighbours you will see and hear mostly are the feathery ones, of which we have many ranging from jays, greater spotted woodpeckers and song thrush, through to blue tits, robins, siskins and bull finches. We of course will always say hello if our paths should cross 😊

2 bedroom chalet situated on popular holiday park with seasonal entertainment and swimming pools. From beautiful sea views, picturesque coastal walks, children's play areas and an array of entertainment you are sure to have a lovely, fun packed holiday here. Perfectly situated on the north Devon coast, close to the Cornish border with plenty to see and do. Comfy accommodation with modern decor. A home from home. Facility open from 14/2 -24/2 2020 and then 20/3 to Nov. Outdoor pool 22/5 to 31/8

2 light and airy bedrooms. Kitchen, bathroom with toilet , sink and double shower and lounge/dining area. Perfectly located for families next to the swimming pools, entertainment and play areas. Modern decor with all you need. Launderette and shop situated a few minutes walk away.

With nearby beaches and filled with local attractions this is a lovely base for any couple to enjoy their holiday.. Goldfinch is a Barn Apartment Goldfinch Apartment is one of five cosy and charming 1-bedroom apartments situated in a turn of the century barn conversion. Each has character of its own. These apartments are particularly designed with couples in mind. They are situated in a quiet part of the main complex and therefore close to all facilities. They all have wonderful views over the farmer’s adjoining fields and the countryside beyond. Goldfinch is a first floor apartment: Living room with dining table and small kitchen area. 1 double bedroom with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.. Oil central heating included. Electric mini cooker with oven/grill and two hotplates. Access to shared freezer.. All properties: Electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. Microwave. Wi-Fi (in communal area). Coin-operated laundry room on site. Shared 10-acres of natural, landscaped grounds. Ample parking. Indoor heated swimming pool (shared, 10m x 5m, depth 1m to 2m), open 8am-8pm, all year. Hot tub (shared). Sauna (shared, at cost). Games room with pool table (shared, £1), children’s table tennis table, dart board and separate snooker room (shared, £2.40 per game). Gym. No smoking. NB: Lake and pond in grounds. No smoking.. Just 4 miles from the coast. Outstanding views over North Devon countryside Perfect location for walkers and a haven for nature lovers Close to beaches and many local attractions Indoor heated swimming pool, hot tub, sauna (at cost) and gym Games room and separate snooker room (lighting at cost) with full sized table 9 hole pitch and putt One and a half acre well stocked coarse fishing lake. Carp up to 20lb Bar and restaurant (open Feb half term and Easter-Oct 6.30-10.30pm, closed Sundays, Christmas and New Year). Set near the breathtakingly beautiful North Devon Coast, this friendly, family run complex is peacefully located within 10 acres of grounds with outstanding views over the glorious Devon countryside. Moorhead Country Holidays is the perfect holiday choice for family, friends and couples at any time of year. The complex comprises of 16 properties, 10 apartments for families accommodating between 3 and 6 people set together in the grounds, 6 apartments for couples (and older children) set in a barn conversion attached to the main complex. The complex has fantastic on-site facilities including a heated indoor swimming pool (open all year), sauna and hot tub area, a well-equipped gym, Wi-Fi (in the communal areas), games room and separate snooker room. Located on a 1½-acre, well-stocked coarse fishing lake, with carp weighing up to 20lb, in stunning surroundings, and a 9-hole pitch and putt course. In the evening there is a delightful fully licensed bar and restaurant to enjoy and give a relaxing end to the day (open between 6:30pm and 8:30pm). Guests staying over the New Year week can enjoy a complimentary party with a buffet and music to welcome in the New Year. There is plenty to keep everyone entertained whatever the weather. Only 4 miles from the coast, this stunning location is perfect to explore the dramatic North Cornwall and North Devon coastline. There is the Hartland Peninsula, the pretty town of Bideford with a good range of facilities, and a trip to Lundy Island can be organised from the quayside. Westward Ho! and the popular Cornish resort of Bude have fantastic beaches, renowned for excellent surfing, whilst Bude’s vibrant town centre has a vast array of good restaurants and bars. Both walkers and cyclists will enjoy the nearby Tarka Trail and Moorhead Country Holidays is the perfect touring base to explore the delights of both North Devon and North Cornwall. Coastal walks, and for family fun, The Big Sheep and The Milky Way Adventure Parks are a must. Garden lovers will enjoy RHS Rosemoor, Docton Mill and Tapeley Park, and there are many pretty fishing villages nearby including Clovelly, Instow and Appledore. Tennis, horse riding, mountain boarding, paintballing and quad biking are all on offer locally and for a great day out, why not visit the famous Eden Project. Village shop 1 mile.

Situated in a tiny hamlet within walking distance (1 mile) of picturesque Clovelly steeped in history this cosy cottage acts as an ideal base for exploring this wonderful scenic area. This 19th Century cottage has been tastefully renovated to a high standard and keeps it's traditional characteristics - wood burning stove and wooden beamed ceilings.

BUCKLAND BREWER COB BARN OVERVIEW Set amongst rolling hills and unspoilt countryside, BUCKLAND BREWER COB BARN is the perfect place to get away from it all. With 2 bedrooms, sleeping 4 people this beautiful cob barn conversion is ideal for small families or couples looking for a relaxing break amongst the peace and quiet of Devon's countryside. Dogs are very welcome at BUCKLAND BREWER COB BARN, with miles of countryside on your doorstep for them to enjoy. The village itself is less than a mile walk away, and after a hike on the nearby moorland or along the beach of Westward Ho! why not visit the local pub? The Coach and Horses, a thatched 13th century pub with open fire and heavily beamed ceilings is just right for a restorative drink or meal. BUCKLAND BREWER COB BARN is the perfect place to base your family staycation. Dog owners - There is a large field adjacent perfect to walk the dogs and give them a good run about. Doggy heaven in Devon* LIVING AREAS Step through the front door into a cavernous double volume entrance hall, filled with sunlight from tall windows and French doors that lead to the rear garden. There is grey slate flooring throughout, with the added luxury of underfloor heating. The entrance hall also doubles up as a spacious dining area. A high chair is provided. Off the entrance hall is a lounge, with wooden flooring and an LCD television with Freeview, DVD player, and a selection of books for holiday reading. KITCHEN The kitchen is contemporary with plenty of cupboards, units and work surface. Appliances include an oven, electric hob, fridge with ice box, microwave, toaster, kettle, and pots, pans, utensils cutlery and crockery (including children's) are all provided. BEDROOMS A hand-built solid wooden staircase leads you to the first floor spacious landing where you will find 2 bedrooms. Bedroom 1: Double bedroom (zip-linked, so can be two singles on request), with bedside tables, hanging rail and useful reading lamps. Bedroom 2: Twin bedroom. The pine beds can be zip-linked so can be a double bed on request. Velux windows in both rooms let in plenty of light, sets of drawers and a hanging rail ensure ample storage. A travel cot is kindly provided. BATHROOMS The family bathroom is located on the ground floor, and contains a bath with shower overhead, hand basin and WC. Both bath and hand towels are thoughtfully provided for each guest. OUTDOORS The private grounds are surrounded by farmland on all sides, no matter where you look the views are of lush green fields and rolling hills. The enclosed rear garden of The Cob Barn is very private and provides a fantastic space for activity or relaxation. A traditional Devon bank separates the garden from farmland. A charcoal barbeque is provided and the patio provides the perfect place to dine al-fresco. There is a dedicated parking space directly outside The Cob Barn on a gravel driveway, which is approached via a lengthy private drive (bumpy in areas). Provision has been made for an additional parking space at the back of a turning bay just a few yards from the front door. ADD TO BASKET (OPTIONAL EXTRAS) Bath Towels: GBP 0.00 per person (max 4) Dog: GBP 30.00 per dog per week/short break High Chair Usage: GBP 0.00 per booking Internet Usage: GBP 0.00 per booking Travel Cot Usage: GBP 0.00 per booking AT A GLANCE Location – Buckland Brewer; Pets – Yes; 2 Bedrooms; Sleeps 4; Postcode EX39 5NB; Changeover day is Saturday during peak weeks (otherwise flexible); TV, DVD player; Freeview; wifi; Barbeque; Bed linen included; Central heating; Underfloor heating; Microwave; Fridge; Oven; Travel cot provided; High chair provided; Country views; Both bath and hand towels are thoughtfully provided for each guest. Please note the drive to Cob Barn is a farm track and thus vehicles need to approach with caution. *You should note that the field is not stock proof so, as ever, dogs should be under control. E&OE

Short Breaks available 2 Bedrooms | Beautiful barn conversion | Garden with BBQ | Easy drive to beaches Review: Had a really lovely stay here, beautiful house and landscape. Had a delicious meal in the local pub, definitely recommend it. Thank you for a great stay, we look forward to coming here again!

The village of Buckland Brewer is surrounded by a diverse landscape of rolling meadows, woodlands, moor and forestry plantations. The impressive tower of the Church of St. Mary is 500 years old, 75 feet high and can be seen for miles around. This is truly farming country where many of the isolated farms such as West Hele have passed from generation to generation. The village has its own local shop, public house, butchers shop, primary school, church and methodist chapel. You are within easy reach of the main port of Bideford and the pretty coastal villages of Appledore, Bucks Mills, Clovelly, Hartland, and Instow. Westward Ho!, well known for its unique pebble ridge and golden sands, and the Royal North Devon Golf Club, is just 7 miles away. Over 30 miles of the Tarka Trail is available to cyclists and walkers between Braunton and Meeth, using the old railways of North Devon. Passing through the largely unspoilt countryside as it was described by Henry Williamson in his classic novel ‘Tarka the Otter’ first published in 1927. The market town of Great Torrington, home to Dartington Crystal and the Torrington 1646 Civil War Experience is 6 miles. You are within easy reach of the main port of Bideford and the pretty coastal villages of Appledore, Bucks Mills, Clovelly, Hartland, and Instow. Westward Ho!, well known for its unique pebble ridge and golden sands, and the Royal North Devon Golf Club, is just 7 miles away and RHS garden Rosemoor is even closer.

Cedar-wood log cabin in wooded area, views of open countryside. Heritage Coast Path, Clovelly, The Tarka Trail and Tamar Lakes all nearby. . Steps to entrance. All on the ground floor. Open plan living space: With wooden floor. Living area: With wood burner, Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen area: With electric cooker, microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine. Bedroom 1: With double bed. Bedroom 2: With twin beds and French doors. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet.. Electric storage heaters, electricity, bed linen, towels and logs for wood burner included. Highchair. Patio and garden furniture. Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please note: This property has a security deposit of £50. . This genuine cedar-wood log cabin sits peacefully in a wooded area with other similar properties. It is the ideal relaxing holiday retreat and the large verandah with lovely views across open countryside is the perfect spot to recharge your batteries, or enjoy an al fresco supper. Half a mile from Bradworthy, Finlog offers an ideal base for exploring Devon and Cornwall, coast and country – the Heritage Coast Path, pretty Clovelly, Bude or inland Dartmoor, The Tarka Trail and Tamar Lakes. Whether your pastime is fishing, golf, walking, cycling or water sports, after a day out you can relax and feel at home. Shops and pubs ½ mile.

Delightful Caravan at Bideford Bay Holiday Park situated on a Coastal Path with excellent beaches nearby & lovely woodland walks to Bucks Mill & Clovelly. The Caravan sleeps 6, in 1 double ensuite room, 1 twin room, double sofa-bed in the lounge and shower room. Fully equipped kitchen with fridge & cooking appliances. The Caravan has double glazing, central heating, Freeview TV and Parking. Perfectly located for families, Pets are Welcome, Keysafe and Strictly No Smoking.

The Bideford Bay Holiday Park facilities are within 100 metres of the Caravan and include a bar, restaurant with free WIFI. Entertainment for adults and children. Indoor and Outdoor (seasonal) swimming pool, play area, crazy golf and soft play. There is a shop on site and free parking close by and the handy use of an onsite laundry. Close to Bideford Bay Holiday Park are a number of popular or secluded beaches, Bideford town with its Pannier market, the Tarka trail for walkers and cyclists, The Big Sheep and Milky Way attractions and the North Devon Aqua Park

Clovelly is a small village in the Torridge district of Devon, England. It has a harbour and is notable for its steep pedestrianised cobbled main street, donkeys and views over the Bristol Channel. At the 2011 census, the parish population was 443, which was 50 fewer than ten years previously

Set in natural surroundings on a wooded hillside, the park has lovely views and lots of facilities for all ages, including swimming pools, restaurant, bar, shop, country side walks, children’s club and entertainment, adults entertainment, crazy golf, football pitch plus much more.

Close to north Devon coast line and not far from bude

Golfers and anglers will be in their element at Buzzard Lodge whilst there is ample space for the rest of your family to holiday how they wish.. All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen with wooden floor. 2 bedrooms: 1 kingsize with en-suite bathroom with shower over bath and toilet, 1 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.. Electric heaters, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot. High chair. 40" HD Freeview TV. DVD. iPod/iPhone dock. Microwave. Washing machine. Fridge. Freezer. Mobile Wi-fi (Huawei E5331). Doggy extras. Decking and furniture. Parking. Fishing (code for security gates provided). No smoking. NB: Fenced fishing lakes in grounds.. Hartland Forest covers 1,000 acres and is home to herds of wild deer, yet is just 5 miles away from North Devon’s soaring cliffs and wide surfing beaches. This holiday lodge is situated at Hartland Forest Golf Club within Hartland Forest, and ideally placed for enjoying the county’s popular coastline, pretty villages and national parks. The large living area and sunny deck are perfect to enjoy a lazy breakfast while planning your day ahead. Beaches for relaxing on and surfing at are to found at Westward Ho!, Saunton Sands, Woolacombe and Croyde Bay, all of which are within easy reach, as is Bude, the coastal pathways around Hartland Point and the market town of Bideford with boat trips to Lundy, England’s only marine nature reserve. To the north lies Exmoor National Park: a beautiful setting for the resorts of Lynton and Lynmouth, with its wild landscapes and stunning coastline. Family attractions such as Big Sheep and Milky Way, RHS Rosemoor and Atlantic Village shopping outlet are nearby; to the south lies the rugged Dartmoor National Park. Eden Project, 1 hour’s drive. Hartland, 4 miles, has sea angling, riding and golf. Guests have free access to the two onsite fishing lakes well stocked with bream, carp, rudd and tench. This is a rural location and there are no on-site facilties, but a Shop/PO, fish and chip shop, and pub serving food are to be found at Woolsery, some 2 miles away.

Jim, is a shed , on wheels, co e and enjoy a stay with a difference. Jim is a cosy space decorated in neutral colours and has a very relaxed feel , inside its feels spacious with Tea/Coffee making facilities , folding table and a double bed with memory foam mattress. The hut is heated and is located adjacent to the toilet and shower facilities, JIM has an outside space for relaxing or eating, with parking next to the hut. A continental breakfast hamper will be delivered to your door

Jim is a cosy shed on wheels “aka’ a shepherds hut , is a light an airy space designed to accommodate 2 adults. With full double bed , fold down table for eating the breakfast hamper that’s delivered to your door. There are tea/coffee making facilities and a TV. Jim has a heater so is lovely and cosy on cooler evenings, on a summers evening table and chairs outside make use of the space. Toilets and showers are positioned adjacent to Jim and a Parking space is right next to Jim for your connivence. Payable Wi-fi is available via camping connect. A continental breakfast hamper will be delivered to your door British National grid reference ss 26471. - 17975 latitude & longitude. N 50 56 06.0. W 004 28 15.9

We are positioned in the Devon/ Cornwall border a perfect spot to explore both counties ,and the dramatic rugged coastline. Welcombe mouth and the rigged coastline are within 2 miles , Hartland, Clovelly Bideford and Bude are all within a short drive from us , the ever popular south west coast path is just a short distance from us. Light pollution is minimal so star gazing on a clear night is beautiful

Romantic stay for two adults in gypsy bow top caravan with continental breakfast hamper delivered to your door, experience a romantic and cosy night away in this original wagon it features double bed, use of toilet / shower adjacent ,heater , tea making facilities and tv

Romantic stay for two adults in gypsy bow top caravan in AONB furnished with some home comforts such as TV/DVD player , electric kettle, phone charging point and fan heater. Experience a romantic and cosy night away in this original wagon it features double bed slide out bed, indoor seating area and too top it off a continental breakfast hamper delivered to your door. The third person can be a small child under 3ft where there is space below bed which a small bed can be made up on request. The gypsy wagon is not suitable for people who are very tall due to low head height. Payable Wifi is available on site. The toilet and shower block are adjacent to the wagon, there is also an outdoor seating area great for star gazing at night. The local area is renown for rugged coastline, surfing beaches , historical village of Clovelly and Hartland are close by as is Bude with glorious sandy beaches, The south west coastal path is within easy reach , further afield there is Bideford, Barnstaple and Boscastle and Tintagel. British National grid reference ss 26471. - 17975 latitude & longitude. N 50 56 06.0. W 004 28 15.9

Rural area but great access from A39 beautiful beaches and coastline near to popular resorts of clovelly , Hartland and bude

Our chalet is a 2 bedroom well presented home from home. Its position within North Devon makes it a great base to explore local beaches & countryside and is in an ideal location for attractions such as The Big Sheep & The Milky Way. The chalet sleeps up to 6. Comprising of 2 double beds, one with a single bunk above, making it a great place for couples, families with children or a small group of friends (up to 5 adults due to seating & beds)

The 2 double beds and the single bed will be made up for you but please take any further bedding you require and bedding for the travel cot (a fitted mattress is provided) and do TAKE YOUR OWN TOWELS. There is also a travel cot and high chair provided should you require them. Washing up liquid, tea towels, a toilet roll and hand soap will also be left for you but you may wish to bring your own extras. There is a shop onsite and also one at nearby Woolsery which opens late. You will be emailed further information on the chalet location and other details upon booking your stay or when requesting information before making your decision.

There is a lovely walk to Bucks Mills beach, head past the club house and keep going until you see the forest walk, there are national trust signs when you get there. Follow the lower path down to Bucks Mills or take a stroll through the woods. Some other lovely beaches nearby are Instow, Appledore, Westward Ho! and a little further on to Bude.

Get away from it all and stay on a working dairy farm in a quiet peaceful location in the Devon countryside. 20mins drive to the seaside.

Remote rural location, get away from it all.

This spacious property enjoys an idyllic location in the heart of the countryside.  This property is tucked away down a private lane on the Devon/Cornwall border. It offers you the best of the South West on your doorstep – with ample opportunity to settle the cream tea debate for yourself! The beach is only a 10-minute drive away and there are several pubs and shops within a three-mile radius. This is the perfect place to relax, unwind, and truly get away from it all. 

This property is in a quiet, rural location with rolling valley views and adjacent to a working farm. The property itself is spacious with a large living room complete with wood burner for cosy nights by the fire. There is ample parking for up to 4 cars, large garden and a patio complete with table, chairs and a barbecue for guest use.

This lodge makes an ideal base for families and couples, with Rosemoor Gardens, Arlington Court and Castle Drogo close by, Woolacombe and Staunton beaches nearby. . All on ground floor: Living/dining room/kitchen. 3 bedrooms: 1 double with en-suite shower room and toilet, 2 twin. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.. NSH, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Freeview TV. DVD. CD. Microwave. Dishwasher. Freezer. Patio and furniture. Parking (1 car). NB: Fishing lake on-site.. Ideal base for exploring. This holiday lodge has been well furnished and is an ideal base for families and couples wishing to explore the North Devon and Cornish Coastline and countryside, and also a place to relax and let time pass by. Places of interest include the pretty fishing village of Clovelly, the rugged coastline at Hartland and the stunning beaches at Woolacombe and Saunton. The R.H.S Gardens at Rosemoor and the NT properties at Arlington Court and Castle Drogo. For those feeling energetic there is cycling on the Tarka Trail or walking in the Dartmoor National Park. Permit is available for the two on-site fishing lakes which are stocked with coarse fish (guests must bring own rods). Shop 6 miles, pub and restaurant 2.5 miles.

A self contained chalet with a view over a field and woodland, deep in the Devon countryside but only eight miles from the coast and one mile from the village of Bradworthy. The cabin has a spacious lounge/dining area, kitchen, shower room and two bedrooms - one with a king size bed and the other a bunk bed. This is an ideal base for walking, biking and touring North Devon and North Cornwall.

The Bunkhouse is a fully self contained holiday chalet with its own parking space, lawn and view over fields where there are two donkeys and a pony. The village of Bradworthy is only a mile away where there is a range of shops including a butcher and two convenience stores. You will also find the local Pub, The Bradworthy Inn, which serves breakfast in their cafe as well as lunch and dinner in the main building and of course a full range of drinks including local ale and cider.

The Berridon estate is about a mile outside the village of Bradworthy, being within walking distance of the pub and shops. Otherwise it is very rural and, on a clear night, good for star gazing. The Bunkhouse overlooks fields where there are two donkeys and a pony, these are always of great interest to children in particular! The nearest beach is Sandymouth which is approximately twenty minutes drive. The main resort is Bude where there are two beautiful beaches, a sea swimming pool and many shops as well as an indoor pool, soft play area and bowling alley.

This charming converted cider press lies within 16 acres of private grounds and is an ideal base for touring Devon. . Ground Floor: Open plan living space: With beams and tiled floors. Living area: With wood burner, Freeview TV and DVD player. Dining area. Kitchen: With breakfast area, gas range, microwave, fridge, freezer and dishwasher. Bedroom 1: With twin beds. Bathroom: With shower over bath, and toilet. First Floor: Living room: Galleried. Bedroom 2: With double bed and beams. . Gas central heating, gas, electricity, bed linen and towels included. Initial fuel for wood burner included. Welcome pack. Laundry room with coin-operated washing machine and tumble dryer (shared with other properties on-site). Large lawned garden with sitting-out area and garden furniture. 16-acre grounds (shared with other properties on-site). Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. Please note: There are 2 steps in the garden and 2 fenced lakes and a stream, 200 yards away.. This charmingly converted cider press sits peacefully within a small courtyard of barns in a beautiful rural location just 3½ miles from picturesque Clovelly. It is perfectly situated for exploring north Devon and Cornwall. Shared with other cottages, guests can enjoy 16 acres of private grounds which have been designated a Wildlife Site by Devon Wildlife Trust. There are many lovely coastal villages to explore including nearby Bucks Mills, Peppercombe, Hartland and Clovelly with its donkey transport. The delightful port town of Bideford has a good selection of town amenities, restaurants, a weekly market and boat trips to Lundy Island. Garden lovers will enjoy nearby RHS Rosemoor and Docton Mill. Westward Ho!, just 12 miles and renowned for its beauty, has two miles of sandy beach known as the Golden Bay and is popular with surfers. Coastal and country walks, golf, surfing, fishing, horse riding and cycling are all available close by. For family fun and days out, visit The Big Sheep and The Milky Way adventure parks. Beach 4½ miles. Shop 1½ miles, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Coastal walks, woodland walks, beach, stunning coastal scenery , great views, restaurants and dining, family-friendly activities. You'll love my place because of , the location, the cosiness. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers. A great spot for walkers and surfers alike or a romantic break, Exmoor National park visits. This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's the perfect retreat from which to explore North Devon and North Cornwall.

Unwind and relax in this peaceful and tranquil little cottage (600 years old) - convenient to coastal path - Hartland Abbey- Bideford-Bude areas. This is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it's the perfect retreat from which to explore North Devon and North Cornwall. Warm and cosy cottage, great for dramatic winter breaks too. Helicopter trips to Lundy island. There is a great website for our area called North Devon AONB (area of outstanding natural beauty) url publishing not allowed here.

Friendly quiet and safe community. We are a rural area of outstanding natural beauty of interest to walkers ramblers and surfers, with plenty of interesting sight seeing within driving distance, for example the ancient fishing village of Clovelly and historical market town of Bideford.

The cabins all fully insulated and double glazed. It is a light spacious room with a TV, kettle, fridge, heater and outside BBQ and picnic table. Situated on Woodview Caravan and Campsite which lies in an elevated position, sheltered by trees, next to mature beech (URL HIDDEN) is close to national trust beach of Sandymouth which has a beautiful sandy beach with many rock pools for children to explore There are local nature walks in beautiful surroundings with wildlife and flowers.

All campsite facilities are free to use-heated shower block, fire pits with hammocks, indoor games room. You must provide your own bedding and all equipment for cooking and eating .

situated down a quiet country lane only 5 minutes from the A39

Privately owned chalet in Bideford Bay park. Quiet, convenient location with sea view. Close to on site shop, play area, indoor and outdoor swimming pools. The park (8 miles from Bideford) is close to beaches and local attractions (by car) and makes a perfect base for exploring the area. The chalet has 2 bedrooms, (one with double bed, one with 2 singles). Open plan kitchen/living area with recliner sofas. Bathroom has shower/basin/toilet. Double glazing throughout. Panel heaters.

The chalet is self catering and has a well equipped kitchen with ample cutlery and crockery for 4 guests, pots/pans, toaster, kettle, coffee plunger, microwave oven, ironing board, iron and vacuum cleaner. Bed linen is provided. The bathroom has a 'Mira Sport' shower, basin and toilet. Towels are provided, along with basics (soap/toilet roll) but you will need to bring your own additional toiletries. The living area has a small table and 4 chairs, 2 recliner sofas and a 32" television. There is a small folding clothes airer in the cupboard for drying towels / small items. Access to coin operated commercial sized washing machines and dryers is in the launderette near the main reception building.

There are many places to visit. Leaflets/brochures for the many local attractions are in the park main reception and restaurant areas and also in the 'Welcome' guide in the chalet. Bideford is approximately 15 minutes away by car. The 'Atlantic Village' shopping centre with Asda supermarket is approximately 10 minutes away. The Coastal walking track runs close to the edge of the park. It is quite hilly in places but great for keen walkers. It's a short drive (or 1.5 hour walk on the coast track) to the picturesque village of Clovelly where you can walk the steep cobbled street. Hartland Quay is worth a visit for it's spectacular coastline

Set in a charming hillside location with beautiful views, our family owned chalet at Bideford Bay Holiday Park is an ideal base for exploring the North Devon and Cornish coastline. There is so much to see and do in the area and is suitable for families, couples, business people, walkers, cyclists, golfers, fisherman, surfers and more.. We welcome guests from all walks of life, both young, old and even the young at heart. Unfortunately though, we do not accept pets, not even teeny tiny ones.

Our modern two bed chalet is beautifully decorated with an owl theme running throughout, and sleeps 5 with a double and twin room and an extremely thick 2ft 6 memory foam mattress which can be placed in the lounge. The chalet has a comfortable, open plan living area with fully fitted kitchen equipped for all your needs. The lounge has a 32” flat screen TV with Free view, a DVD/CD player and dining table with seating for 4. The bathroom has an electric shower over the bath, plenty of under sink storage and an electric towel rail for your comfort. There are electric heaters throughout and the chalet is fully double glazed. Prices include electric, bed linen made up on arrival, extra blankets, bath mat, hand towel, tea towel and a toilet roll. We have two travel cots, a high chair and a bed guard which are all available free of charge. This is strictly a pet and smoke free chalet. Bideford Bay Holiday Park is situated on the beautiful Devon coastline, close to the traditional seaside town of Clovelly. We enjoy breathtaking views from the Park and are close to beautiful beaches such as the Blue Flag beach at Westward Ho! Local family attractions include The Milkyway Adventure Park, North Devon Wake Park, The Big Sheep, Exmoor Zoo, Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park and many more... In addition to the wonderful local attractions nearby there are some fantastic on-park facilities including adventure playground, crazy golf, indoor and outdoor pool with flume, mini assault course, soft play area and an all weather sports court. Entertainment is centered around the Manor House Bar and Restaurant suitable for the whole family. From superb stage shows, comedians, singers and tribute acts, there is something for everyone, and it wouldn't be a holiday without a game of Bingo! There is also a Convenience Store and Launderette on-site and a Post Office just outside the Park entrance. We are situated above the little fishing hamlet of Bucks Mills which you can access from the Park (but be warned its not for the faint hearted). There is however an easier route via the narrow road adjacent to the Park. We have provided a welcome pack in the chalet with information on the surrounding area and ideas of where to visit.

Bucks Mills is a small village on the north coast of Devon. At the end of the picturesque village there is a rocky secluded cove, quite popular for fishing but limited access means it is quiet most of the time.

Comfortable, spacious barn conversion, on a peaceful smallholding down a private lane, within easy reach of the sea and the coast path. Ideal for walkers, surfers, families and anyone needing a quiet place to relax.

This is a very spacious cottage. There are two bedrooms, one of which is on the ground floor, and two bathrooms. There is a spare bed suitable for a child or teenager in the upstairs lobby. If the lobby is not being used for sleeping there is a day bed there which gets the afternoon sunlight and is a lovely place to relax. The large living/dining room has a wood burning stove and is very cosy in the winter. There is a conservatory with lovely views. The cottage is well equipped and an ideal place to stay and explore this beautiful and unspoilt part of North Devon.You have your own private garden and views out onto woods and fields.Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Hartland peninsula is a peaceful holiday location with stunning scenery. It has a very dramatic coastline with amazing rock formations. There are small secluded rocky beaches and also beaches with huge expanses of sand within easy reach. It is a great area for surfing and walking.

This stylish refurbished holiday home situated on the coastal Bideford Bay park has a central lounge layout with bedrooms at both ends, one double with an en-suite and two twin bedrooms with a shared bathroom. It's ideal for families or couples sharing and has French doors which open out to a spacious veranda with beautiful open views to the sea.

The holiday park is set in woodland over-looking the coast, there are many coastal walks straight from the holiday home to places such as Bucks Cross and Clovelly. The park has both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, an indoor and outdoor adventure play area, entertainment for all ages, a restaurant/bar ,shop, launderette plus lots more. It's also within easy reach of great family days out such as the Milky Way and the Big Sheep, and seaside resorts such as Westward Ho!

The cliffside views at Bideford Bay might bring the ‘wow’ factor, but it’s the fantastic facilities and activities that will keep your family smiling all holiday long, with great dining options, family entertainment and amenities throughout the park. The park boasts both an indoor and outdoor swimming pool There’s so much more to discover too, with a play area, crazy golf and fantastic eateries such as The Manor House Bar & Restaurant. With WiFi in the complex you can stay connected during your stay, while the Nisa store is perfect for picking up those day-to-day essentials.

A Beautiful cottage set half way down Clovellys famous High st. The village is free from all vehicular traffic on its steep cobbled street, where the only sounds you will hear are footsteps or the donkeys hooves upon the cobbles. We are still a working fishing village catching lobster, crab and herrings. The south west coast path passes through the village , to the west is Mouthmill , a small inlet with the spectacular Black church rock formation.

Harbour cottage dates from the 14 century (1361) and is still traditionally heated by a solid fuel Aga & wood burners. The front garden is an award winning garden of camellias, roses and various flowers. Our twin room is very spacious and light with a lovely view of the cobbled street. This room is located on the same floor as the bathrooms. The room is also large enough to accommodate a toddler/ cot bed if needed. Tea & coffee making facilities & Wifi are supplied. This room is NOT suitable for dogs. There are 4 letting rooms providing space for up to 8 guests with harbour or street views.Please see our other listings to ensure you are booking either a street view or a harbour view

Clovelly is a unique village as it is traffic free, apart from donkeys & sledges. At the top of the village you can visit clovelly court gardens & church. Beyond the visitors center you can visit the donkeys and workshops , these include candle & soap making, pottery and textiles. The village has several churches, a museum , two pubs and a restaurant (requires pre booking) , gift shops and an art gallery. Down in the harbour at high tide boat trips and fishing trips are available. A short walk along the beach brings you to the waterfall.

A beautiful cottage set halfway down Clovellys famous high street.The village is free from all vehicular traffic on its steep cobbled street, where the only sounds you will hear are footsteps or the donkeys hooves upon the cobbles.We are still a working fishing village catching lobster, crab and herrings. The south west coast path passes through the village , to the west is Mouthmill , a small inlet with the spectacular Black church rock formation.

Harbour cottage dates from the 14 century (1361) and is still traditionally heated by a solid fuel Aga & wood burners. the front garden is an award winning garden of camellias, roses and various flowers. Our cosy dog friendly room is situated on the ground floor which has garden and street views. We provide dressing gowns for your stay , Tea & coffee making facilities & Wifi are also provided . Dog bowls & dog towels can be supplied on request. We only allow a maximun of 2 dogs in this room. Both shared bathrooms are on the first floor. There are 4 letting rooms providing space for up to 8 guests with Harbour or street views. Please see our other listings to ensure you are booking either a street view, Harbour view or the dog friendly room. If you are booking this room but not bringing a dog , please first do so through an enquiry so we can discount the rate accordingly.

Clovelly is a unique village as it is traffic free, apart from the donkeys & sledges. At the top of the village you can visit Clovelly court gardens & church. Beyond the visitors center you can visit the donkeys and workshops, these include candle & soap making , pottery & textiles. The village has several churches, a museum, two pubs , a restaurant ( requires pre booking ), gift shop and an art gallery. Down in the Harbour at high tide boat trips and fishing trips are available . a short walk along the beach brings you to the waterfall.

A Beautiful cottage set half way down Clovellys famous High st. The village is free from all vehicular traffic on its steep cobbled street, where the only sounds you will hear are footsteps or the donkeys hooves upon the cobbles. We are still a working fishing village catching lobster, crab and herring. The south west coast path passes through the village , west is Mouthmill, a small inlet with spectacular Black church rock and then further to Hartland point. East is Bucks mills, Westward Ho!

Harbour view cottage dates from the 14 century(1361) and is still traditionally heated by a solid fuel Aga & wood burners. The front garden is an award winning garden of camellias, roses and various flowers. Another cosy double bedroom with great harbour views where you can often see porpoise swimming in the harbour. Tea & coffee making facilities & wifi are available. We can also provide packed lunches and a washing/drying service for a small fee. This bedroom is located on the first floor along with 2 of our other letting rooms and bathrooms. This room is NOT suitable for dogs. There are 4 letting rooms providing space for up to 8 guests with harbour or street views.Please see our other separate listings to ensure that you are booking a harbour view or a street view.