Farm Holidays - North Devon - Bed and Breakfast B&B and Self Catering Holiday Cottages

North Devon farmers offer you a warm and friendly welcome to
quality graded farm accommodation for both holiday cottages and B&B

Frequently 25% cheaper than agencies - Online availability for each farm - All quality graded

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Whether it's by the coast, a village location or secluded by its own land you will always find a warm welcome at our farm accommodation. Our homes and cottages are inspected under the national grading scheme, and whether B&B or self catering all will offer you an individual experience.

Holidays on our North Devon Farms

Many are open throughout the year, not only giving you the oportunity to sample the green and golden days of harvest but the chance to enjoy the autumn colours, the frosty morn and the awakening buds of spring. All this parcelled with log fires and warm cosiness, home baking aroma and a hospitality you will treasure forever.

North Devon Self Catering & Farm Holiday Cottages

North Devon Farmhouse B&B Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

Exmoor and the North Devon coast are the main attractions of this relatively unpopulated area of Devon. To the east is Exmoor with its heather moors and oak-wooded valley, including the spectacular cliffs where Exmoor seems to literally tumble into the sea. Any visit here must include a stop at the cliff top town of Lynton to enjoy its breathtaking coastal views and experience the cliff railway that drops almost vertically down to Lynmouth.

Further west you can find miles of flat sandy beaches at Woolacombe and Croyde, while further west still is Braunton Burrows, a unique area of sand dunes supporting a tremendous variety of wild flowers and grasses.

Several of these beaches are popular for surfing and other water sports, while further inland the countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking or riding. The Tarka trail is the best known of these, and there are plenty of places to hire bicycles so as to take advantage of the well organised cycle routes. Also it should be noted that Dartmoor is also only just south of the area provides another vast area for the walkers to enjoy.

The main town, Barnstaple, draws all these threads together and is not only a vibrant market town but also has a fascinating maritime history. As well as the panier market there are lots of modern shops, a theatre, cinema, an excellent museum and of course a good selection of pubs and clubs. Other interesting towns in the area are Bideford, South Molton and Torrington.