Michele's Guidebook
Sightseeing
Exeter has plenty of shops and restaurants and a wonderful cathedral where you can sit on the green and watch the world go by. Or take a stroll to the canal with its archways of crafts, wine bar, coffee shops and restaurants. Northcott Theatre for a variety of shows
409 locals recommend
Exeter
Exeter has plenty of shops and restaurants and a wonderful cathedral where you can sit on the green and watch the world go by. Or take a stroll to the canal with its archways of crafts, wine bar, coffee shops and restaurants. Northcott Theatre for a variety of shows
Kennick Reservoir
Dunsford Nature Reserve, Devon Wildlife Trust
B3212Food scene
Teign House Inn
Good food and takeaways.
The Bridford Inn
Good food and drink. Lovely pub.
The Manor Inn
Things to do
Golf. Drink and food. Just along the Teign Valley road from us.
7 locals recommend
Teign Valley Golf Club & Hotel
Golf. Drink and food. Just along the Teign Valley road from us.
Tours and wine tasting. Just along the road from us, within walking distance
6 locals recommend
Swanaford Vineyard
Swanaford RoadTours and wine tasting. Just along the road from us, within walking distance
Exmouth Beach
3 Queen's DrLovely beach.
Teignmouth Back Beach
Teign View PlaceSeaside, pier and town with fish and chip shops.
Torquay Seafront
15962 Torbay RdBeach, Arcades and Town. Theatre.
Walking, picnic area and bird watching. 4 miles from us across the valley.
88 locals recommend
Haldon Forest Park (Forestry England)
Bullers HillWalking, picnic area and bird watching. 4 miles from us across the valley.
Westpoint Exeter
Devon County Show, various events and craft fairs.
Dawlish Warren Beach
Beach RoadLovely beach and swimming.
Museum housed in an Art Deco building in Moretonhampstead- a 15 minute drive from us. Great collection of cars and motor cycles dating back to early 1900’s.
8 locals recommend
Moretonhampstead Motor Museum
Court StreetMuseum housed in an Art Deco building in Moretonhampstead- a 15 minute drive from us. Great collection of cars and motor cycles dating back to early 1900’s.