Devon
Exmoor
Clifftop villages, river valleys and farm stays on the Devon side of Exmoor
The Devon side of Exmoor National Park is a walking coast and quiet moorland valleys rather than a run of beach resorts. Lynton sits on a plateau high above the sea, joined by a water-powered cliff railway to Lynmouth, the harbour village where the East and West Lyn rivers meet the sea. The Valley of Rocks, about a mile west of Lynton, has walking routes and feral goats, and Watersmeet is a National Trust valley up the East Lyn with a tea garden. Inland, Parracombe, Challacombe and Brendon have farmhouses, cottages and barns. Plan around hills and parking: in Lynmouth several stays rely on permits or a public car park rather than a space of their own.
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Towns & Villages
8 destinations in Exmoor
Lynton
Clifftop cottages, lodges and apartments in Exmoor National Park
29 stays · 2 attractions
Lynmouth
A harbour village on Exmoor's coast with 19 stays for 2 to 8
19 stays
Parracombe
Exmoor village with a Georgian church and Heddon Valley walks
10 stays
Trentishoe
Rural North Devon stays within Exmoor National Park
7 stays
Challacombe
Moorland farm stays near Exmoor's red deer country, mostly with hot tubs
6 stays
Brendon
An East Lyn Valley village on the Coleridge Way
2 stays
Barbrook
A West Lyn valley hamlet in Exmoor National Park
1 stays
Twitchen
Small village near South Molton, with a cottage for eight
1 stays
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75 holiday homes across 8 destinations - from beach cottages to country farmhouses.
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