Barnstaple Town Centre :: Accommodation Guide

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The area has a spectacular combination of sweeping moorland with steep, rugged, tree-clad cliffs and gorges and enticing sheltered bays.

Exmoor National Park covers 265 square miles, and remains as wild and beautiful as in the days of R D Blackmore’s Lorna Doone. On the moor the red deer and wild ponies roam free, and with a lattice work of bridal paths, it is a haven for ramblers and horse riders.

Lynmouth is also an ideal base from which to tour, with many major attractions within a couple of hours drive.

The village of Lynmouth has a thatched pub, The Rising Sun, several hotels and restaurants. There is the oldest working water-operated cliff railway, linking Lynmouth to Lynton with its many eating places. A railway line is also opening from Woody Bay - watch this space!

The harbour at Lynmouth is full of boats and dinghies. Boat trips along the coast can also be taken from Lynmouth Harbour and sea fishing trips can be arranged.

Visit the Valley of the Rocks with its spectacular rock formations and stunning views of the sea. Here you will probably see herds of the famous wild goats that roam over the rocks.

Bath Hotel, Lynmouth St 01598 752238
East Lyn House Hotel, Watersmeet Rd 01598 752540
Glenville House, 2 Tors Rd 01598 752202
Riverside Cottage, 10 Lynmouth St 01598 752390
Rock House Hotel 01598 753508
Tors Hotel 01598 753236

Click on Tourism for information on the area, Attractions for what to do and where to go, Food and Drink on what to eat when you get there, Leisure... well relax and think about that one and the Town Centre to shop till you drop!