This friendly zoo on the edge of Dartmoor is home to over 150 unique animals. With an onsite restaurant and daily animal feeds, there is plenty on offer for everyone.
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Top Rated Attractions in North Devon
If you’re thinking of embarking on a family holiday to Devon, you can be certain that there will be plenty to keep you occupied for as long as you want to spend in this incredible part of the world. A world of fun, adventure and excitement will surround your holiday cottage. Here are just a few of Devon’s most famous attractions.
The South West Coast Path is the longest footpath in Britain and follows Devon’s north and south coasts. Showcasing the best of Devon’s beaches, windswept cliffs, wildlife, secluded coves and charming hamlets and villages, however far you choose to follow this footpath, it’s certain to be one of the most unforgettable parts of your time in this wonderful county.
The impressive 365 square-mile expanse that is Dartmoor includes open moorland, stone-age ruins, wooded glades, ancient hamlets and an abundance of wildlife including wild ponies, rare butterflies, otters and birds of prey. Not only has this breath-taking landscape inspired some of the most notable artists and writers, including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s House of the Baskervilles, but Dartmoor is also home to a variety of artisanal businesses.
Following the Dartmoor Artisan Trail will take you to visit an array of local artisans. These include cider makers wherein you can sample some of the delicious brews for which the region is renowned; blacksmiths wherein you can marvel at an ancient craft that has changed little over the centuries; and even beekeepers.
Devon is home to an array of amazing adventure parks, ideal as a family destination for the day. From sweet animals in petting zoos to play areas, rides and more, the sheer variety ensures that the fun won’t stop all day. Brave treetop aerial walks, zip wires and climbing challenges or relax with a picnic of some delicious local food in the shade of the trees. Some theme parks embody rides, one of which is the largest family rollercoaster in the South West.
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This friendly zoo on the edge of Dartmoor is home to over 150 unique animals. With an onsite restaurant and daily animal feeds, there is plenty on offer for everyone.
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full review';This friendly zoo on the edge of Dartmoor is home to over 150 unique animals. With an onsite restaurant and daily animal feeds, there is plenty on offer for everyone.
FAMILY TICKETS (4 PEOPLE) £42.00
Stay tuned! We are currently busy visiting Devon's crème de la crème of attractions to gather videos, virtual tours and reviews for you. Come back soon or check our other categories for more holiday ideas.
If you are interested in featuring your attraction then contact us using the details at the bottom of this page.
If the weather isn’t always on your side, the good news is that the fun doesn’t have to stop!
The National Marine Aquarium is the largest in the UK and is a registered conservation charity with a dedication to furthering our understanding of our oceans. In addition to a wide variety of sea life, the aquarium also hosts a comprehensive program of fun-packed education and learning opportunities.
Devon is home to an array of stately homes and castles wherein guided tours will reveal some of the secrets that have taken place in each room throughout the centuries. From impressive castles with their own deer parks to those renowned for ghostly goings-on, there is a great deal to appeal to history buffs and any murder-mystery fans in the family. Lovers of period dramas will recognise some of the locations which have been used in televised dramas such as Sense and Sensibility.
Some adventure parks are all-weather attractions, providing fun and excitement for all the family. With shows, play areas, rides, rope walks, assault courses, laser tag and much more, it’s easy to see the appeal.
Not all of Devon’s natural wonders are above ground and the labyrinthine prehistoric caves of Kents Cavern are easily one of the most spectacular. Follow your entertaining tour guide around the caves and marvel at this spectacular natural formation. Above ground, there are woodland trails to explore, kids’ archaeological digs to have a go at and Cavog the Caveman to meet!