The area is designated as an ‘Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty’ with magnificent cliff scenery. Ideally suited for walking and an excellent base for exploring the most rugged and spectacular piece of coastline in the whole of the South West of England.

We have many places of interest to visit locally, apart from the coastline - Please click on links for more information.

Aerial View of Welcombe Mouth

Welcombe Mouth one of the views from our farm

Hartland – Hartland Abbey – Docton Mill Gardens.
Hartland Quay – 300ft cliffs showing earth crust movements over 300 million years.
Clovelly (map courtesy of www.atlantic-highway.co.uk)– Historic fishing village with cobbled street.
Morwenstowe – Very old Pub – Church and home of Hawker.
Bude – Victorian seaside town – good eating places.
Bideford – Quay and old market town.
Barnstaple – Town in Bloom – shopping centre – Old Pannier Market – Arlington Court.
Appledore – unspoilt fishing village – ferry to Instowe.
Torrington – Dartington Glass Works – RHS Rosemoor Garden.
There are good sporting facilities in the area:

Riding - fishing - Clovelly Country Club – Splash wave swimming pool.
There are many sandy and good surfing beaches.
Welcombe Mouth – very quiet – good for rock pools.
Sandy Mouth – 10 miles - very unspoilt National Trust Beach.
Bude – 12 miles – very good surfing beaches.
We are in easy reach of The Eden Project,
The Lost Garden’s of Heligan, near St. Austell,
And only two hours from the Land’s End peninsular.
For a mine of general information on our area please click here

The Picturesque village of Clovelly

Nearby Marsland Mouth

We are currently the host B&B for ‘out of season’ photographic and rambling workshops.
With larger numbers, we co-ordinate between other B&B’s in the vicinity. Please enquire for details.