FUN FOR EVERYONE
– Things To Do –
There are many beauty spots and attractions Exmoor has to offer.
Here are a few of our favourite you might like to visit during your stay.
Walking
Over 500 miles of way marked walks in the Exmoor National Park including a section of the South-West coast path. The Coleridge Way from Nether Stowey to Exford is suitable for walkers and riders, covering 36 miles of countryside. Take a stroll along the River Barle at Tarr Steps. There is a beautiful circular walk up then down the river of about 3 miles. Don’t forget to get an ice cream afterwards! Try lunch or dinner at Tarr Farm Inn for delicious locally sourced food.
Fishing
River, reservoir and still waters.
Horse Riding
There are plenty of bridleways across woodland and moorland on Exmoor, check out the Exmoor National Park website for routes.
Cycling
Excellent trails in woodland and small roads. Get active with Exmoor Adventures! Hire an e-bike and explore some of the woodland trails around Horner and Webber post.
Wildlife
The farm is a haven for wildlife including birds and deer. In February there are loads of snowdrops in the woodland areas. In May there is a beautiful bank and woodland area full of Bluebells.
Families
There are Blue flag beaches within 6 miles of the farm.
Dip your toes in the sea at Dunster Beach (pebble), Minehead Beach (sandy) or bath in the crystal clear water at Lee Bay (a 30 minute scenic drive along the coast road to Lynmouth and beyond, through the Valley of the Rocks).
Rainy day activity with the kids? Visit Doniford Farm Park for soft play and fury friends. Tropiquaria has animals to see and various play areas, based near Watchet. Further afield a great day out is Quince Honey Farm, at South Molton. Closer to home is the West Somerset Railway, offering trips to Bishops Lydeard by steam.
Minehead, an unspoilt town offering beaches, West Somerset Railway, shopping and a funfair.
Nutcombe Bottom and Wimbleball Lake have family cycle trails and outdoor adventure play areas within 5 miles of the farm.
Exmoor Pony Centre, caters for children offering taster sessions to find out more about this endangered breed, and go out for a ride.
History
The medieval village of Dunster – just 5 miles away is the famous village of Dunster, with it’s iconic yarn market and castle, it’s a lovely place to visit. Try lunch at Tessa’s Tea Rooms or for something extra special; Reeves Restaurant.
Clicket – the lost village of Exmoor is situated in the valley of the farm with ruins of a village from the Victorian era.
National Trust Houses of Arlington Court, Knightshayes and Dunster Castle
Tarr Steps near Winsford
Places to Eat
A few places we recommend to eat
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