Gardens, Parks & Green Spaces in Mid Devon

Westexe Recreation Ground is a welcoming community park in Tiverton, offering open green spaces, play facilities, and plenty of room to relax or get active. Popular with families, dog walkers, […]

The Grand Western Canal Nature Trail in Mid Devon is a family‑friendly outdoor attraction offering an engaging way to explore one of Devon’s most scenic waterways. Stretching across the historic […]

Looking for one of the best countryside walks in Mid Devon? Raddon Hill, just outside Crediton, is a striking ridge known for its sweeping views, ancient history, and peaceful walking […]

Charming and atmospheric Regency Country House venue with historic walled kitchen garden, woodlands and meadows. Events program includes visual arts, music, literature, dance. Day and residential retreats and community seasonal […]

Would you give away your family home for your political beliefs? Sir Richard Acland did just that with his Killerton Estate in the heart of Devon, when he passed it […]

The Walronds is a 16th Century family home which was fully restored in 2014. On the ground floor it boasts two original panelled rooms, with an additional commercial kitchen, toilets, […]

Bridwell Park is a unique Country House Estate in the heart of Mid Devon, situated on the edge of the village of Uffculme. Lord Ivar Mountbatten and his team take great […]

Hackpen Hill is a county wildlife site in Uffculme parish crossing into Culmstock and Hemyock parishes. The designated area is the steeply-sloping crescent of woodland and heath around Hackpen Hill, […]

Brimley Hill Mire is a small (2 hectares) Nature Reserve managed and maintained by Somerset Wildlife Trust. The reserve has some wonderful examples of spring fed mire, also known as […]

Blackdown and Sampford Commons is a biological Site of Special Scientific Interest covering a large area (155 hectares) in the north west of the Blackdown Hills AONB. They contain a […]

Bishopswood Meadows is a nature reserve cared for and maintained by Somerset Wildlife Trust. Based on the Blackdown Hills AONB, the reserve comprises five fields on a gentle north-facing slope […]

Ashculm Turbary is a nature reserve cared for and maintained by Devon Wildlife Trust. The Turbary is a springline mire, which is a very typical habitat found in the Blackdown Hills […]

Wimbleball Lake is situated in the hills on the South East corner of Exmoor National Park. Wimbleball Lake is a reservoir lake managed by the South West Lakes Trust and […]

Tarr Steps is an ancient clapper bridge, a bridge made of unmortared stone slabs, which crosses the River Barle about 6.5 miles upstream from Dulverton. the Grade I listed bridge, […]

In the centre of the market town of Cullompton is this impressive historic house, fronting onto Fore Street and with a large garden to the rear open for the public […]

The 32 acres of open fields are a perfect spot for dog walking, picnics, wildlife or fairy spotting in Jubilee woods. Within the beautiful countryside there is a fenced play […]

High on the southwest point of Blackdown Common is Culmstock Beacon. It is one of a chain of Elizabethan beacons used for lighting fires to warn of advancing enemies, for […]

Visit one of the oldest, most historic castles in Devon. Open Easter Sunday – end October, Sundays, Thursday, Bank Holiday Mondays, 2.30 – 5.30pm. Once home of medieval Earls of […]

Knightshayes is a National Trust property near Tiverton. It offers one of the finest gardens in the South West with hidden glades and far-reaching views. The ‘gothic revival’ Knightshayes Court […]

The Grand Western Canal Country Park and Local Nature Reserve meanders for 11¼ miles through beautiful countryside and quiet villages between Tiverton and the hamlet of Lowdwells (near the Somerset […]

Bickleigh Castle is one of the most beautiful private estates in Devon specialising in exclusive Weddings, House Parties, Conferences and Events. The Castle dates from Norman times and has a […]

Fursdon is one of Devon’s oldest family homes where the Fursdon family has lived for more than 765 years. This fascinating house has evolved from a modest cob dwelling to […]

The Blackdown Hills span the Somerset–Devon border, forming a rich and varied landscape of steep ridges, ancient woodlands, winding river valleys and natural springs. This mosaic of habitats supports a […]