Picnic Spots in Mid Devon

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Couple walking on Raddon Top

Raddon Top

Raddon Top is the highest point of the Raddon Hills in Shobrooke. It can be seen from Cadbury Castle.   A perfect lookout across the valley and the top of Dartmoor […]

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A winding road leading through green fields and trees, with a hillside in the background. The hill is partially covered with trees. A small house is visible near the road.

Cadbury Castle Hillfort

A prehistoric site overlooking the Exe valley stands the remains of an Iron Age defended hilltop site – known as Cadbury Castle. The views are simply breathtaking, with Dartmoor and […]

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A tall monument is framed by trees, with a clear sky in the background. The silhouette of the Wellington Monument is visible, standing on a pathway encircled by greenery. The scene is illuminated by natural light. Free Entry

Wellington Monument

Situated on the Blackdown Hills, Wellington Monument has panoramic views over the Somerset countryside. There are picturesque walks around the monument and through the tree lined avenue, or just enjoy […]

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A river with stepping stones crossing over. Trees and bushes line the banks, with bare branches. The water flows steadily under the stones. A post with the number 2 stands on the left. A figure is visible in the distance on the right side. Free Entry

Tarr Steps

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, […]

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The Walronds

The Walronds Garden

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 […]

A street scene featuring a church in the background. The church has a large entrance with a decorative window. There is a parked car on the road and green wheelie bins nearby. Trees with leaves frame the scene, indicating a sunny day.

Cullompton Community Association Fields (CCA)

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 […]

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Trees in autumnal colours.

Eggesford Forest

Eggesford Forest, managed by the Forestry Commission, is an ideal centre for short walks, fishing and mountain-biking.  The circular walk is dog-friendly and offers unspoilt beauty and charm with a […]

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A stone building with a pointed tower and a red-roofed entrance. People walk towards the entrance. Trees and shrubs surround the building. The sky is clear with a few clouds.

National Trust Knightshayes

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 […]

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Grand Western Canal Country Park

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 […]

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Blackdown Hills National Landscape

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 […]

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