The Milky Way Adventure Park

Don’t miss out on this multi award winning, all-weather day out for the whole family. The Milky Way…

Clovelly

Clovelly, North Devon. Welcome to a different world! The picturesque, ancient, fishing…

Hideout Treehouse - Sleepy Owl Devon

Collection of luxury treehouses and retreats with hot tubs in North Devon Hideout Treehouse is…

AONB North Devon

The North Devon Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) represent a stunning section of the coast which is nationally protected to preserve the beauty of its landscape. Situated in the heart of North Devon's UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the AONB covers 171 km2 of coastal landscape. The lowest point can be found at Northam Burrows, with the highest point at Berry Down near Combe Martin across from the Hangman Cliffs on Exmoor.
The AONB’s coastal boundary varies from low to high water marks across the site and extends out to the South Tail sandbank on the mouth of the Taw Torridge estuary. The Hartland Heritage Coast, North Devon Heritage Coast and Braunton Burrows, where the Biosphere is located, are also covered by the AONB, so you are never too far from the site when visiting North Devon.

Amazing sights

The coastal setting of the North Devon AONB and the features of its landscape make it an attractive place to visit and there are gorgeous panoramic views across both land and sea at various points across the site. The site provides a wonderful backdrop to the many businesses and accommodation options in North Devon, allowing for a closeness to nature alongside beautiful sand beaches, calming woodland and heritage areas.

The areas that cover the Heritage Coast remain largely undeveloped so that the region retains its historic legacy and gives visitors the chance to learn more about the region’s heritage. Despite being designated as an area of importance, there remains a high level of public access throughout the North Devon AONB, with the South West Coast Path running along its entire length, the National Trust managing large sections of the land and there being public beaches and sand dunes which are open all year around.

The North Devon AONB contains a diversity of scenery, landscapes and habitats, enhanced by its rich and varied wildlife. In spring, woods full of bluebells and displays of hedgerow primroses are spectacular, but for those who wish to explore further, there are numerous rare and protected species and sites to discover. The North Devon AONB works to promote and protect the area’s biodiversity and geodiversity, environmental quality and climate, historic environment and natural landscape character.

The landscape around the AONB varies from wild coastal cliffs, waterfalls, rocky coves, sand dunes, beaches, valleys, villages and just about everything in between. As an official AONB, the area is committed to conserving the outstanding wildlife, landscape and heritage of the region, while also supporting sustainable development for the communities that fall within the AONB.

Find out more about the North Devon AONB and the work that they do to conserve and enhance this beautiful section of coast on their website, here: www.northdevon-aonb.org.uk

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Ruda Holiday Park - Parkdean Resorts

Braunton

Ruda Holiday Park offers something for everyone. With Devon’s stunning beach, Croyde Bay, on your doorstep, the golden sand beaches, spectacular coastline and the best…
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The Barnstaple Hotel

Barnstaple

Discover the Barnstaple Hotel - everything you need to work, rest and play in the lap of luxury!
Part of the Brend group of hotels, The Barnstaple Hotel is a luxurious…
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The BIG Sheep

Bideford

The BIG Sheep Farm & Theme Park – World famous for the BIG Sheep Race!
North Devon’s most popular Family Attraction - Terrific for Tots, Toddlers & Teens, awesome for Adults…
Watermouth Castle

Ilfracombe

With an enchanting mix of children's activities and nostalgic blasts from the past, Watermouth Castle appeals to kids from 1 to 100 years of age! Welcome to one of Devon's…
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Dining at The Imperial Hotel

Barnstaple

At the 4 Star Imperial Hotel, you can choose where you dine. Take your pick from the Arlington Restaurants, a fine dining experience with outstanding cuisine in elegant and…
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Croyde Bay Resort

Croyde, Braunton

Croyde Bay Resort is nestled behind the sand dunes of the world class Croyde Beach and just minutes walk from the trendy surf shops and family friendly pubs and tea rooms…
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RHS Garden Rosemoor

Great Torrington, Torrington

RHS Rosemoor is an enchanting 65-acre garden offering year-round interest. Visit us for inspiration, tranquillity or simply a marvellous day out while in the Devon region,…
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Braddicks Holiday Park

Bideford

Braddicks Holiday Park is an award-winning, self-catering Holiday Park in Westward Ho!, North Devon, offering a wide range of accommodation options to suit every taste and…
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The Imperial Hotel

Barnstaple

The Imperial Hotel in Barnstaple is a flagship of Brend Hotels, the leader in West Country luxury hotels. It is perfectly placed to enable you to visit the beautiful…
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Dartington Crystal

Torrington

The Dartington Crystal Visitor Centre, nestled in the picturesque town of Great Torrington, offers a unique and immersive experience for visitors of all ages. From live…
Beachside Grill

Braunton

Overlooking North Devon’s famous Saunton Sands beach, Beachside Grill offers a unique blend of quality sourced ingredients, grilled to perfection and served in a chilled…
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North Devon Wake Park

Bideford

We are Devons only Cable Wakeboard Park and Aquapark. It doesn't matter if you have never wakeboarded or partaken in any of our activities, we'll get you started with the…
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Stay at Calvert Devon

Barnstaple

Calvert Trust Exmoor is the South West’s premier outdoor activity destination for people with all types of disabilities, welcoming over 4,000 guests a year with the…
The Garden Restaurant at RHS Rosemoor

Torrington

Enjoy delicious seasonal food made on site using seasonal produce picked fresh from the extensive fruit and vegetable gardens at RHS Rosemoor.
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The Red Lion

Clovelly, Bideford

A lovely AA 4 star inn, built in the 18th century. It lies astride the 14th century quay with commanding views in every direction. It was originally a beer house for…
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Exmoor Zoo

Bratton Fleming, Barnstaple

Enjoy a day out Exmoor Zoo, one of the “West-country’s hidden gems” on the edge of the National Park. Here you can experience a truly unique rural zoo set into a valley in…
Hideout Treehouse - Sleepy Owl Devon

Bideford

Hideout Treehouse is a magical and one of a kind, featuring the only treehouse in the UK with bath on rail so you can enjoy a bubble bath inside with a glass of fizz or push…
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Seasons Brasserie, Park Hotel

Barnstaple

Treat yourself to a delightful dining experience at The Park Hotel, where our renowned Seasons Brasserie and Seasons Bar & Lounge await you. Located in the heart of…
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Leisure Club at The Barnstaple Hotel

Barnstaple

The Barnstaple Leisure Club, part of the renowned Barnstaple Hotel, offers outstanding leisure facilities for both hotel guests and locals. Dive into relaxation with our…
Hartland Abbey & Gardens

Bideford

A day out at Hartland Abbey, a stately home and popular film location in a stunning valley a mile from Hartland Quay on the N W Devon coast, is to step back in time.