Corffe, your doorway to North Devon
Beach life
The closest beach to Corffe. Located on the estuary and popular with dog walkers it's not a swimming beach but is great for building sandcastles, running through the dunes and watching the sunset from one of the popular pubs on the front.
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Instow Arms
Marine ParadeThe closest beach to Corffe. Located on the estuary and popular with dog walkers it's not a swimming beach but is great for building sandcastles, running through the dunes and watching the sunset from one of the popular pubs on the front.
A traditional seaside town offering a vast beach (check-tide times) popular for surfing, swimming and rock pooling. The town itself has cafe's, bars, arcades, shops and rides in the main season.
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Westward Ho!
A traditional seaside town offering a vast beach (check-tide times) popular for surfing, swimming and rock pooling. The town itself has cafe's, bars, arcades, shops and rides in the main season.
Famous for it's surf and beautiful sandy beach Saunton Sands is a must for beach lovers. Aside from the natural beauty you'll find toilets, a cafe, restaurant shop and surf school.
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Saunton Sands
Famous for it's surf and beautiful sandy beach Saunton Sands is a must for beach lovers. Aside from the natural beauty you'll find toilets, a cafe, restaurant shop and surf school.
A popular beach with surfers and families. Croyde village offers, pubs, cafes and a few shops plus a lovely wooden play area.
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Croyde Beach
A popular beach with surfers and families. Croyde village offers, pubs, cafes and a few shops plus a lovely wooden play area.
An award winning beach, the perfect place to spend a sunny day or to enjoy a winters walk. The town offers lots of bars, cafes, restaurants and shops as well as some amusements for the kids.
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Woolacombe
An award winning beach, the perfect place to spend a sunny day or to enjoy a winters walk. The town offers lots of bars, cafes, restaurants and shops as well as some amusements for the kids.
The great outdoors
A lovely spot for a rural walk, you can even walk down to Westwood Ho if you wish! There are a few entrances and in the summer months there's a toll to pay to enter. There is now a cafe (Pebble Ridge - check out there facebook page for opening times) and vistors centre.
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Northam Burrows Country Park
Sandymere RoadA lovely spot for a rural walk, you can even walk down to Westwood Ho if you wish! There are a few entrances and in the summer months there's a toll to pay to enter. There is now a cafe (Pebble Ridge - check out there facebook page for opening times) and vistors centre.
A lovely place for a walk, be prepared to get sandy though as there are some huge sand dunes!
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Braunton Burrows
A lovely place for a walk, be prepared to get sandy though as there are some huge sand dunes!
Getaway from it all and enjoy a walk at Crow Point. Drive down the toll road (have your change ready) and then explore the dunes, boardwalk and beach
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Crow Point
Getaway from it all and enjoy a walk at Crow Point. Drive down the toll road (have your change ready) and then explore the dunes, boardwalk and beach
Exmoor National Park is on our doorstep. Lovely walks, great for spotting wildlife, plenty of pubs for refreshment.
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Exmoor
Exmoor National Park is on our doorstep. Lovely walks, great for spotting wildlife, plenty of pubs for refreshment.
Villages worth visiting
A lovely fishing village, why not wander down the colourful streets before checking out one of the many cafes or pubs. Alternatively eat some fish and chips on a bench whilst watching the world go by.
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Appledore
A lovely fishing village, why not wander down the colourful streets before checking out one of the many cafes or pubs. Alternatively eat some fish and chips on a bench whilst watching the world go by.
Rather than passing through on the way to the beach why not stop off in the village of Braunton. The village offers independent shops, bars and restaurants including the well known Squires fish and chip shop.
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Braunton
Rather than passing through on the way to the beach why not stop off in the village of Braunton. The village offers independent shops, bars and restaurants including the well known Squires fish and chip shop.
Illfracombe is a bustling seaside town with a theatre, bars, restaurants, shops, beaches and a harbour where you can go on boat trips along the coast.
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Ilfracombe
Illfracombe is a bustling seaside town with a theatre, bars, restaurants, shops, beaches and a harbour where you can go on boat trips along the coast.
City/town information
Once a river port Barnstable is now a thriving town with a market, shopping centre, theatre, cinema and leisure centre. Offering much more than just your high street chains the town prides itself on its independent shops, local produce and colourful history.
Voted one of the top 10 food markets in the UK the historic Pannier Market is definitely worth a visit. Operating six days a week throughout most of the year it offers a huge range of exciting fresh produce, handmade arts and crafts plus a fantastic range of antiques and collectables.
When it comes to eating out you’ll be spoilt for choice as the town is bursting with fantastic independent restaurants. Whether you prefer Thai, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Spanish or simply a good old British classic you’ll find it in Barnstaple. If you like something a bit different then be sure to check out the regular street food markets that take place around the town.
On the outskirts of Barnstaple, you will find several retail parks with all the big-name supermarkets, petrol stations and fast food outlets!
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Barnstaple
Once a river port Barnstable is now a thriving town with a market, shopping centre, theatre, cinema and leisure centre. Offering much more than just your high street chains the town prides itself on its independent shops, local produce and colourful history.
Voted one of the top 10 food markets in the UK the historic Pannier Market is definitely worth a visit. Operating six days a week throughout most of the year it offers a huge range of exciting fresh produce, handmade arts and crafts plus a fantastic range of antiques and collectables.
When it comes to eating out you’ll be spoilt for choice as the town is bursting with fantastic independent restaurants. Whether you prefer Thai, Chinese, Indian, Italian, Spanish or simply a good old British classic you’ll find it in Barnstaple. If you like something a bit different then be sure to check out the regular street food markets that take place around the town.
On the outskirts of Barnstaple, you will find several retail parks with all the big-name supermarkets, petrol stations and fast food outlets!
Neighbourhoods
The village of Tawstock is scattered across a tree lined valley to the West of the River Taw. Behind the village hall you can enter the woods and enjoy sheltered walks on the many footpaths or along the old carriage drives to Tawstock Court.
With it’s beautiful views St Peter’s Church in Tawstock dates back to the 14th century. Take a look inside and you’ll see the impressive ceiling with its Italian plaster work, medieval glass windows and intricate carved benches. St Peter’s Church is also home to several fine monuments and tombs.
Next to the thatched primary school you’ll find ‘Holy Well’ one of the largest Holy Wells in the country. It was first recorded in the 14th Century it is grade 2 listed and was restored in 1938.
Tawstock
The village of Tawstock is scattered across a tree lined valley to the West of the River Taw. Behind the village hall you can enter the woods and enjoy sheltered walks on the many footpaths or along the old carriage drives to Tawstock Court.
With it’s beautiful views St Peter’s Church in Tawstock dates back to the 14th century. Take a look inside and you’ll see the impressive ceiling with its Italian plaster work, medieval glass windows and intricate carved benches. St Peter’s Church is also home to several fine monuments and tombs.
Next to the thatched primary school you’ll find ‘Holy Well’ one of the largest Holy Wells in the country. It was first recorded in the 14th Century it is grade 2 listed and was restored in 1938.
Food scene
Chichester Arms
East StreetTraditional village pub. Great food, large portions!
Situated overlooking the beach you can eat in or out, dogs welcome. Good food, great views.
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Instow Arms
Marine ParadeSituated overlooking the beach you can eat in or out, dogs welcome. Good food, great views.
Located on the front in Appledore it offers pizza, burgers and steak. Make sure you book as it's popular in the main season. Dogs welcome
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Flame Factory
9 The QuayLocated on the front in Appledore it offers pizza, burgers and steak. Make sure you book as it's popular in the main season. Dogs welcome
Grab a takeaway or eat in the restaurant, you wont be disappointed!
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Pelican Fish & Chip
1 Oakland Park SouthGrab a takeaway or eat in the restaurant, you wont be disappointed!
In the winter months cosy up by the fire in the summer let the kids enjoy the play area whilst you enjoy the views and great food. Tip - if your kids enjoy playing football then take a ball as there are some goals on the grass.
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Westleigh Inn
In the winter months cosy up by the fire in the summer let the kids enjoy the play area whilst you enjoy the views and great food. Tip - if your kids enjoy playing football then take a ball as there are some goals on the grass.
Lovely village pub, great food, dog friendly. Play area out the back when the weather's favourable.
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The Bell
Lovely village pub, great food, dog friendly. Play area out the back when the weather's favourable.
A lovely family run cafe serving great food. Popular for breakfast and cake! Inside there's a small museum and outside there's a little play area and space to run around.
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Fremington Quay
A lovely family run cafe serving great food. Popular for breakfast and cake! Inside there's a small museum and outside there's a little play area and space to run around.
Keeping the kids entertained
The Quay Cafe
Modern soft play centre with nice cafe
Funder Zone
Large soft play centre perfect for a rainy day.
A popular local attraction offering rides, entertainment and soft play.
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Le Grand Mouton.
Abbotsham RoadA popular local attraction offering rides, entertainment and soft play.
Rides, entertainment and soft play, fun for all the family!
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Parc d'aventures The Milky Way
Rides, entertainment and soft play, fun for all the family!
A quirky family attraction, wander through the castle full of entertaining treasures before emerging into a theme park offering rides for younger kids.
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Château de Watermouth
A quirky family attraction, wander through the castle full of entertaining treasures before emerging into a theme park offering rides for younger kids.