This protected area of outstanding natural beauty covers 102 square miles of picturesque countryside in East Devon, featuring a diverse range of landscapes, including rolling hills, wooded valleys, and scenic coastline. The area is dotted with quaint villages, historic towns, and stately homes, showcasing a rich cultural heritage. Visitors can explore the many footpaths, bridleways, and cycle routes that crisscross the landscape, offering stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The area is also home to a wide variety of flora and fauna, including rare species such as the marsh fritillary butterfly and the Dartford warbler.
Great fun for all the family. Loved the museum & deer train. Absolutely fantastic day! Fab gift shop & lovely staff!
Bicton park is amazing, thought PS16 per adult and PS1 per dog was expensive, that was until we started a tour of the grounds and what it offers. Good walking or comfortable shoes are needed, but o my goodness it's just amazing, with different areas on the grounds to orangies and ducks with their ducklings, geese with their goslings, streams and waterfalls. Several areas for refreshments and play equipment for children, to a museum. A shell house and small church. It has a gift shop with restaurant and plants for sale. I came away with 4 plants. I believe that Bicton college train students in horticulture and agricultural and provide staff here. Great teaching aids. A must go visit.
Always a joy to visit this outstanding part of our beautiful country.
Stunning views down into Branscombe beach on the coastal path from the village of Beer.
We spent a pleasant week based in Budleigh Salterton in October. We had sunny days and rainy days as exepected in Autumn. Nowhere busy, so perfect for 'Oldies'. Parking was expensive though.
3rd time this year so must be good back again November allways clean caravan clean great spot as they all are went to Sidmouth today for few hours get the bus from devon cliffs to Exmouth then bus to Sidmouth takes about an hour worth it it's pebble shingle beach nice views great selection of shops recommend little bakery just on the corner sells pasties toasties and bacon egg sasage baps fresh coffe not to big so good service if you haven't been to devon cliffs check reviews and photos few hills but worth it marines comando training isn't a problem sometimes they run through the site on the way to training but that's 7am 7.30 am never a problem or noise
On-site services
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Hiking
Picnic tables
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
Dog park
Dogs allowed
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Great fun for all the family. Loved the museum & deer train. Absolutely fantastic day! Fab gift shop & lovely staff!
Bicton park is amazing, thought PS16 per adult and PS1 per dog was expensive, that was until we started a tour of the grounds and what it offers. Good walking or comfortable shoes are needed, but o my goodness it's just amazing, with different areas on the grounds to orangies and ducks with their ducklings, geese with their goslings, streams and waterfalls. Several areas for refreshments and play equipment for children, to a museum. A shell house and small church. It has a gift shop with restaurant and plants for sale. I came away with 4 plants. I believe that Bicton college train students in horticulture and agricultural and provide staff here. Great teaching aids. A must go visit.
Always a joy to visit this outstanding part of our beautiful country.
Stunning views down into Branscombe beach on the coastal path from the village of Beer.
We spent a pleasant week based in Budleigh Salterton in October. We had sunny days and rainy days as exepected in Autumn. Nowhere busy, so perfect for 'Oldies'. Parking was expensive though.
3rd time this year so must be good back again November allways clean caravan clean great spot as they all are went to Sidmouth today for few hours get the bus from devon cliffs to Exmouth then bus to Sidmouth takes about an hour worth it it's pebble shingle beach nice views great selection of shops recommend little bakery just on the corner sells pasties toasties and bacon egg sasage baps fresh coffe not to big so good service if you haven't been to devon cliffs check reviews and photos few hills but worth it marines comando training isn't a problem sometimes they run through the site on the way to training but that's 7am 7.30 am never a problem or noise
