Guidebook for Devon
Parks & Nature
Bude’s dramatic coastline is home to Demerara-soft sand, glittering seascapes and lovely low-key beach huts
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The Barrel
Summerleaze CrescentBude’s dramatic coastline is home to Demerara-soft sand, glittering seascapes and lovely low-key beach huts
The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey in Cornwall, are one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK.
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Los Jardines Perdidos de Heligan
B3273The Lost Gardens of Heligan near Mevagissey in Cornwall, are one of the most popular botanical gardens in the UK.
Food Scene
Local produce in shop and restaurant sourced from owners own farm. Busy restaurant open 7 days a week.
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Lifton Farm Shop
Fore StreetLocal produce in shop and restaurant sourced from owners own farm. Busy restaurant open 7 days a week.
Famous sporting hotel just 1 mile in village. Fine dining restaurant and brasserie serving bar food.
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The Arundell Arms Hotel
1 Fore StFamous sporting hotel just 1 mile in village. Fine dining restaurant and brasserie serving bar food.
Country pub, Real Ale all in a cosy wood beamed pub with log burner.
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The Blacksmiths Arms
Country pub, Real Ale all in a cosy wood beamed pub with log burner.
An award winning 2AA rosette fine dining restaurant near Tavistock with beautiful views over the Tamar Valley.
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The Horn of Plenty
An award winning 2AA rosette fine dining restaurant near Tavistock with beautiful views over the Tamar Valley.
Sightseeing
Home of Doc Martin from the ITV programme.
Beautiful fishing port on the North Cornish Coast.
Steep hill down into port.
Home to Nathan Outlaw's famous fish restaurant.
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Port Isaac
Home of Doc Martin from the ITV programme.
Beautiful fishing port on the North Cornish Coast.
Steep hill down into port.
Home to Nathan Outlaw's famous fish restaurant.
Famous for its link to the Arthurian legend of King Arthur and his knights of the round table. Walk the cliff path to the castle.
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Tintagel
Famous for its link to the Arthurian legend of King Arthur and his knights of the round table. Walk the cliff path to the castle.
Beautiful walk through gorge, White Lady waterfall.
National Trust owned.
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Lydford Gorge Tea Rooms
1 SouthgateBeautiful walk through gorge, White Lady waterfall.
National Trust owned.
Morwellham is an award-winning attraction which forms part of a World Heritage site, featuring historic port, village, copper mine and railway just four miles west of Tavistock and bordering the beautiful River Tamar.
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Morwellham Quay
Morwellham is an award-winning attraction which forms part of a World Heritage site, featuring historic port, village, copper mine and railway just four miles west of Tavistock and bordering the beautiful River Tamar.
Shopping
Tavistock
Great Selection of Shops, Market and Food Stalls.
Local market town (4 miles).
Walk around the narrow streets of Launceston and you get a real sense of the town’s ancient history. Up on the hill is a Norman castle and nearby prison, where notables including George Fox of the Quaker movement was imprisoned. Overlooking the rolling countryside, you can see remains of the defensive wall that once circled the town, there’s a 14th century gatehouse into the old town and tucked away below the castle is a row of grand houses that Sir John Betjeman described as the loveliest Georgian street in Cornwall.
Still a hub of activity, Launceston serves the local agricultural community who come to the town from miles around so you’ll find traditional butchers and bakers along with independent shops selling everything from second hand books to pet supplies. The indoor Friday Market at St Mary's Hall selling locally produced food, plants and an assortment of crafts and the market held in the Town Square every month give a window into rural life in Cornwall that stays traditional and friendly.
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Launceston
Local market town (4 miles).
Walk around the narrow streets of Launceston and you get a real sense of the town’s ancient history. Up on the hill is a Norman castle and nearby prison, where notables including George Fox of the Quaker movement was imprisoned. Overlooking the rolling countryside, you can see remains of the defensive wall that once circled the town, there’s a 14th century gatehouse into the old town and tucked away below the castle is a row of grand houses that Sir John Betjeman described as the loveliest Georgian street in Cornwall.
Still a hub of activity, Launceston serves the local agricultural community who come to the town from miles around so you’ll find traditional butchers and bakers along with independent shops selling everything from second hand books to pet supplies. The indoor Friday Market at St Mary's Hall selling locally produced food, plants and an assortment of crafts and the market held in the Town Square every month give a window into rural life in Cornwall that stays traditional and friendly.
Entertainment & Activities
Provides a full days worth of entertainment and activities for all ages!
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The Big Sheep station
Provides a full days worth of entertainment and activities for all ages!
A great family day out whatever the weather. Indoor & Outdoor activities.
Trethorne Leisure Farm station
A great family day out whatever the weather. Indoor & Outdoor activities.
Fun family activities, to include Tree surfing, canoe trips, archery, bike hire and SO MUCH MORE!
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Tamar Trails Centre
Fun family activities, to include Tree surfing, canoe trips, archery, bike hire and SO MUCH MORE!
Launceston Steam railway offers train rides through the unspoilt Countryside of Cornwall.
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Launceston Steam Railway
Saint Thomas RoadLaunceston Steam railway offers train rides through the unspoilt Countryside of Cornwall.