Ferndale House, Lynmouth
Cottages In Exmoor - Self-catering Lynton - Lynmouth Cottages - Marsdens Cottage Holidays
Exmoor National Park is an area of incomparable natural beauty. Sweeping bracken clad valleys nestle between stunning heather topped hills and spectacular cliffs. Rivers and tumbling waterfalls wind their way to the sea, through ancient farms and sheltered villages. Along the dramatic coast are England's highest sea cliffs and set amidst this spectacular scenery is Lynmouth which the Victorians referred to as the ‘Little Switzerland’ and its twin town of Lynton with a selection of shops, tea-room and cafes and a unique water operated cliff railway dating back to 1890.
Our Exmoor self-catering cottages offer the holiday maker so much, walkers and horse riders love this peaceful haven and there are plenty of activities for all the family.
Our Exmoor cottages will allow you to experience the beauty and magic of this area as will our cottages in Lynton and Lynmouth holiday homes.
Villages and Locations nearby
BrendonOur holiday cottages in Brendon enjoy a village inn and pleasant tearooms and a gift shop in nearby Oare. Brendon cottages and in fact any North Devon cottages in this area allow you to explore Exmoor and the North Devon coast to its fullest. Nearby lies Lynton, which sits at Exmoor's northern edge; is a stunning place to have your Devon holiday. Below Lynton, straddling the confluence of the West Lyn and East Lyn rivers, lies its sister, Lynmouth. North Devon cottage holidays were very much in fashion in Victorian times and it is still the case today! |
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LyntonPerched high on a coastline steeped in stories of smugglers and pirates, our cottages in Lynton sit at the northern edge of Exmoor in a region famed for its incomparable beauty. Bracken clad combes nestle between heather topped hills and spectacular cliffs, while rivers and tumbling waterfalls wind their way through wooded valleys to the sea - it is easy to see why the Victorians nicknamed this area 'Little Switzerland'! Today Lynton is a bright and airy village with a good selection of shops, tearooms and cafes while just a mile away is another world - the remarkable Valley of the Rocks, a spectacular landscape created during the Ice Age. Book a Lynton cottage and enjoy this magical part of North Devon. |
LynmouthLynmouth, straddles the confluence of the West Lyn and East Lyn rivers below Lynton, with its picturesque harbour, pretty Lynmouth holiday cottages and a leisurely atmosphere enticing visitors all year round. Travel between Lynmouth and her sister village Lynton by the world famous water powered Cliff Railway for a true trip down memory lane! Our Lynmouth holiday homes are found just below the beauty of Exmoor. We have a number of beautiful self catering cottages in Lymouth. Search and book today and have a Lynmouth holiday. |
ParracombeExmoor National Park is a place full of contrasts - from our Exmoor cottages you can explore a holiday destination of unrivalled beauty and all-year interest. Perfect for walkers and nature lovers alike - this is a stunning location for a cottage holiday in Devon! Our Parracombe accommodation has access to two welcoming local pubs - The Hunters Inn and also The Fox and Goose, which has an excellent reputation for locally produced food. Parracombe is situated just south of the stunning Exmoor coastline, the twin villages of Lynton and Lynmouth are five miles away, and for a change of scene the popular golden beaches of Woolacombe, Saunton and Croyde are within easy reach making cottages in Parracombe a great choice at any time of year. Book one of our Parracombe cottages and enjoy the best a north Devon holiday has to offer! |
DulvertonOur Exmoor accommodation in Dulverton enjoys access to an excellent variety of shops, tea rooms, antiques and curios, pubs and restaurants. Set in Exmoor's Barle Valley, the pretty village of Dulverton is perfect base for keen walkers, with an abundance of footpaths and easy access to many picturesque villages and stunning coastline of Exmoor. Book your cottage holidays with Marsdens and enjoy the best of a Devon holiday, and in particular an Exmoor holiday! |
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BarbrookOur cottages in Barbrook are surrounded by lush Exmoor woods, offering access to plenty of country walks, and are only a few minute drive from the unique twin coastal towns of Lynton and Lynmouth. Barbrook itself nestles on the beautiful West Lyn River in a beautiful location and has the convenience of a local post office and a nearby Pub in West Lyn village. Barbrook self-catering offer you the chance to fully enjoy North Devon and the best of cottage holidays. |
Activities in or near Lynton, Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park
South West Lakes, Wimbleball Lake, Near DulvertonThe newly renovated facilities at this majestic Lake in Exmoor National Park offer first class facilities both on and off the water. The Outdoor + Active Centre is open for tuition in various watersports activities including sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and rowing. Visitors can also launch their own craft or hire from the centre....Read more > |
Attractions in or near Lynton, Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park
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Arlington Court & the National Trust Carriage MuseumArlington Court was built in 1822 for Colonel John Chichester, whose family had owned the estate since 1384. The present building was designed by Thomas Lee - who later went on to design the Guildhall in Barnstaple. There is a wonderful carriage collection within the grounds and a large collection of sailing memorabilia throughout the house deplicting the family's keen sailing interest - including that of Sir Francis Chichester who single-handedly circumnavigated the globe in 1966 on his yacht Gypsy Moth....Read more > |
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North Devon Hawk Walks, ExmoorVisitors of all ages are given the opportunity to experience atfirst hand the thrill of falconry in North Devon. This can take the form of a walk on Exmoor, or through beautiful fields and woods, accompanied by Lady Macbeth and Saffie, both female Harris Hawks,and Cassius our new young male hawk. The birds will allow you to feedthem, carry them and help exercise them so that they keep in top hunting condition....Read more > |
Events in or near Lynton, Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park
Red Deer Stroll, Exmoor National Park October 2011Join a National Park Ranger on an early morning stroll around Webber's Post. Hopefully stags will be bellowing across the valley at each other - a thrilling experience. The route will be on the easy access trail, so pushchairs and wheel chair users are welcome. If you have never heard a stag in rut now may be your chance!...Read more > |
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Startrek Night Walk, Exmoor March 20115th March. A night orienteering exercise over a figure-of-eight course set on Exmoor. The event is run by the Rotary Club of Ilfracombe; all the participants, usually more than 400, are sponsored to raise funds for Childrens Hospice South West, the North Devon Hospice and other worthy causes identified by the Rotary club....Read more > |
Dunster Country Fair 27th July 2011The Dunster Country Fair started out as a Donkey Derby. It aims to promote country sports and the country way of life by bringing together horses, hounds and dogs of every description, a fine range of country pursuits and activities, and amusements for young and old alike....Read more > |
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Dunster Castle Conservation in Action 16 Mar 2011...Read more > |
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Dunster Castle Conservation in Action 13 Apr 2011...Read more > |
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Dunster Castle Conservation in Action 11 May 2011...Read more > |
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Dunster Castle Guided Garden Tours 16 Mar 2011 - 28 Sep 2011...Read more > |
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Guided Mineral Line walk at Brendon Hill 20/11/2010 Saturday, 10am 1pmThe West Somerset Mineral Railway was constructed in the 1850s to transport iron ore mined in the Brendon Hills to Watchet, where it was shipped across to South Wales. The creation of this railway had a profound effect on the residents, the local economy and the landscape....Read more > |
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4x4 Jaunt 19 Mar 2011 - 20 Mar 2011...Read more > |
2011 Exmoor Rotary Challenge, Charity Walking Event 3 Apr 2011The Rotary Exmoor Challenge is a gentle competition between Rotary Districts 1170 and 1200 for the Rotary Challenge Shield. Rotarians and their families and friends from each district earn one point for completing the 6 mile walk or two points for completing the 12 mile walk....Read more > |
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Easter with the Ponies 17 Apr 2011Open Day at the Exmoor Pony Centre. Come and meet the ponies and staff. Activities for all ages. Pony Rides weather permitting. Refreshments available. Entrance Free small charge for activities....Read more > |
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2011 Spring North Devon & Exmoor Walking Festival, 29th April to 8th MayThe Spring walking festival will be over 10 days, covering two weekends. It will cover all North Devon, Exmoor and the Quantock Hills. To make this fully accessible to walkers, the festival starts in north Devon, covering all north Devon and its AONB. The first five days of the festival will have 30 guided walks on offer in this area. This will enable participants to stay within north Devon, keeping the walks within easy reach....Read more > |
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Exmoor Mystery Trips 13 & 20 May 2011Do you remember (or wish you had experienced) those bygone days when you went on holiday by steam train and local coach companies ran mystery tours to see lovely scenery along roads that were far from busy?...Read more > |
Point to Point, Minehead 7 May 2011Lovely day out for the family in picturesque surroundings at Holnicote, which is nestled in the hills between Minehead and Porlock....Read more > |
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Walk the South West Coast Path - Dunster 2 May 2011 - 7 May 2011Walk part of the way along this spectacular path from its beginning in Minehead to Combe Martin. Price includes 5 nights hotel accommodation and meals at the Yarn Market Hotel, guided walks, packed lunch each day, transport to and from each walk. Spend 4 days walking a total of 35 miles. £370.00 per person...Read more > |
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Original Sailors' Hobby Horse, Minehead 30 Apr 2011 - 4 May 2011...Read more > |
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Somerset Stages Rally Minehead 16 Apr 2011...Read more > |
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A Taste of Spring, Dunster 16 Apr 2011 - 17 Apr 2011...Read more > |
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Attic & Basement Tours, Dunster 14 Apr 2011 - 15 Sep 2011...Read more > |
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Seige & Surrender Tours, Dunster 22 Mar 2011 - 20 Sep 2011...Read more > |
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2011 Exmoor Beastie Sailing Race, Wimbleball Lake 20 Mar 2011...Read more > |
Pride & Prejudice by Jane Austen, Castle Hill, 10th AugustHeartbreak Productions presents Jane Austens most popular classic set against the magnificent backdrop of Castle Hill. This contemporary adaptation will highlight the wit, fun and absurdities of the characters, intermingled with period dance, music and song. And their very own Mr Darcy will make you tingle with anticipation ...Read more > |
Pubs and Nightclubs in or near Lynton, Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park
Blue Ball Inn, Countisbury, Lynmouth, EX35 6NEThe Blue Ball Inn is a dog friendly Inn located in the heart of the countries most spectacular Hiking and Walking Trails. The Blue Ball Inn, formerly the Exmoor Sandpiper Inn, is a traditional inn located on Exmoor....Read more > |
Restaurants and Cafes in or near Lynton, Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park
Fish On The HarbourTraditional Fish and Chips at there very best. Located in the heart of Lynmouth at the head or riverside road, a visit to Fish on the Harbour is a must. A pretty courtyard garden complete with stunning views or the nautically themed dining room provide a choice in which to enjoy your lunch or dinner. Spot on fish specials might include a Pint of Shell on Prawns, Spicy Crab Fish Cakes or Scallops in White Wine and Garlic. The standout here of course are the stunning Cod and Chips!...Read more > |
Cliff Top CafaurantThere is a Licensed Cafe at the top of the railway. The award winning Cliff Top Cafaurant, which offers hot and cold meals, drinks, Ice cream throughout the day. Why not stop and refuel while taking in the spectacular views across Lynmouth Bay and the Bristol Channel...Read more > |
The Buttery at Malmsmead Riverside Bar & Cafe"Maybe the best Cream Teas and Pizzas on Exmoor"- Fully licensed Café....Read more > |
The Esplanade Fish Bar...Read more > |
Walks and views in or near Lynton, Lynmouth, and Exmoor National Park
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North Devon Hawk Walks, ExmoorVisitors of all ages are given the opportunity to experience atfirst hand the thrill of falconry in North Devon. This can take the form of a walk on Exmoor, or through beautiful fields and woods, accompanied by Lady Macbeth and Saffie, both female Harris Hawks,and Cassius our new young male hawk. The birds will allow you to feedthem, carry them and help exercise them so that they keep in top hunting condition....Read more > |
South West Lakes, Wimbleball Lake, Near DulvertonThe newly renovated facilities at this majestic Lake in Exmoor National Park offer first class facilities both on and off the water. The Outdoor + Active Centre is open for tuition in various watersports activities including sailing, windsurfing, canoeing and rowing. Visitors can also launch their own craft or hire from the centre....Read more > |
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