The glorious countryside of Exmoor, Brendon Hills and the Quantocks with their many footpaths and bridleways provide a walker's paradise.

The area offers many visitor attractions including National Trust houses and gardens, picturesque villages and spectacular scenery. You will discover there are a wealth of ideas for interesting days out, so much so that many of our visitors returns time and time again

Dunster village & castle

Unlike many other of the country's beauty spots and national parks, Exmoor remains unspoilt and underdeveloped. The area teems with wildlife and West Withy provides an idea; base from which to explore its moors and woodlands, its famous herds of red deer and wild Exmoor ponies.

Exmoor ponies

Bird life is abundant with many increasingly rare and unusual species.

The coastline of West Somerset and North Devon with its dramatic cliffs are within easy reach and offer excellent walks, quiet coves, some superb beaches and spectacular views.

The area has many visitor attractions to suit a wide variety of interests from country houses to the West Somerset steam railway.

Lorna Doone Country

Nearby Wimbleball and Clatworthy reservoirs (less than 2 miles) provide excellent fly fishing. Horse riding and other outdoor pursuits are easily accessible along quiet country roads.

The area has many good pubs and restaurants including the Lowtrow Cross Inn less than a mile away. Taunton and access to the M5 are around half an hours journey.

The historic town of Dunster is a twenty minute drive. Historic Exmoor, Tarr Steps, the Doone Valley, Lynmouth and the small country towns of Bampton and Dulverton, are all within easy reach.

The Dramatic Exmoor coastline