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Beaches

Long sandy beaches stretch south towards Bude. Ideal for lazy days on the sand, family picnics, paddling in rock pools.

Surfing

Local beaches offer some of the best surfing in the country.  Excellent surf schools are based in and around Bude which also boasts the oldest surf shop in Europe.

Walking

There is a variety of local circular walks taking in countryside and coast. Try the invigorating walk from the farm through a wooded valley, a Site of Special Scientific Interest, to the South West Coast Path and enjoy the dramatic views of the Heritage Coastline. For the more adventurous Dartmoor, Exmoor and Bodmin Moor are equidistant.

Riding

The local stables at Gooseham offer riding for all ages and standards.

Cycling

Explore quiet lanes and trails crossing the parish of Morwenstow from the farm.

Golf

Nearby courses cater for all whether at beginner or championship level.

Fishing

Sea fishing from Clovelly or fresh water at Tamar Lakes where you can also take out a dinghy.

Days out

With the whole of North Devon and Cornwall to explore you will never be lost for something to do with Adventure Parks, National Trust Properties such as Hartland Abbey and Docton Mill and interesting villages to explore such as Clovelly. Boscastle, Tintagel and Padstow close to hand.  For a full day out head South to a wealth of attractions such as Lands End, Eden Project, Lost Gardens of Hellligan and many more.

Markets

There markets in Bideford, Barnstable and Holsworthy and occasional Farmers Markets in Bude and Hartland. The Cattle auctions in Holsworthy offer a different experience, but don’t scratch your nose or you could end up with more than you bargained for!
See local Tourist Information for details.

Attractions

The Big Sheep and Milky Way both on the A39 north before Bideford are great hits with children. Bradworthy Transport Museum is close by Tamar Lakes.

Local Pubs

We have a variety of local pubs. Of particular mention are; The Bush at Crosstown, The Old Smithy at Welcombe, The New Inn at Kilkhampton and The Tree Inn at Stratton. All are family friendly and provide good home-cooked food. They provide their own old world charm and are equally good for a quiet drink.