Instow & Surrounding Areas
Sightseeing
Located directly over the water from Instow. Great little town to have a stroll around. wonderful little shops and cafes.
The front promenade is popular for swimmers and also crab fishing. With a fish and chip shop right on the front and usually a Hocking Ice Cream van just at the end, it's a great day out the family.
If you are looking for a nice lunch or dinner, try Royal George in Appledore. Fantastic sea views.
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Appledore
Located directly over the water from Instow. Great little town to have a stroll around. wonderful little shops and cafes.
The front promenade is popular for swimmers and also crab fishing. With a fish and chip shop right on the front and usually a Hocking Ice Cream van just at the end, it's a great day out the family.
If you are looking for a nice lunch or dinner, try Royal George in Appledore. Fantastic sea views.
Step back in time and discover North Devon’s unique cobbled village: Clovelly.
This cute village could quite easily convince you that you’ve stepped through a time loop. It is completely vehicle-less and all deliveries and journeys are made either on foot across the cobbles or by donkey. A day trip or short stay here will introduce you to a gentle way of life, a unique maritime heritage and high quality sea food against the backdrop of Bideford Bay.
World-famous, Clovelly is a true gem of North Devon, offering staggering views across Bideford Bay and a more relaxed way of life. The picturesque historic houses can be found winding their way down the wooded hillside, to the traditional fishing harbour on the coast. As part of a privately owned family estate, no vehicles are allowed down the steep cobbled street, instead, goods are transported by sledge, often pulled by donkeys. As famous as the Exmoor ponies, the Clovelly donkeys are a huge draw, visitors are welcome to pose with them for selfies and they are available for children’s rides. During the winter, you’ll be able to spot them in the woods and at other times in the picturesque stable just beyond the craft workshops. The stables are well over one hundred years old and have been housing donkeys and horses for generations. No visit to Clovelly is complete with spending a bit of time getting to know the donkeys!
Speaking of the craft workshops, the villagers of Clovelly run a number of workshops and events throughout the year to enable you to really immerse yourself in the town’s historic and gentle way of life while also learning a new skill. Pot making, sewing, knitting, painting, soap making, candle making and more are all on offer to visitors.
Whether you’re planning a day trip or a short stay, there are plenty of ways for you to enjoy your time in Clovelly. There are several accommodation options in the village, many with incredible sea view.
Learn more about Clovelly’s unique history with a guided tour or take in one of the many acclaimed events throughout the year; this includes the annual Herring Festival in November, designed to promote the ‘silver darlings of the sea’. Enjoy seasonal local produce at the Red Lion on the harbour or dine at the New Inn in the heart of the village, pick up a souvenir at the craft studios, or take a stroll along the coast path to Clovelly Court Gardens. Either way, this is one place not to miss.
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Clovelly
Step back in time and discover North Devon’s unique cobbled village: Clovelly.
This cute village could quite easily convince you that you’ve stepped through a time loop. It is completely vehicle-less and all deliveries and journeys are made either on foot across the cobbles or by donkey. A day trip or short stay here will introduce you to a gentle way of life, a unique maritime heritage and high quality sea food against the backdrop of Bideford Bay.
World-famous, Clovelly is a true gem of North Devon, offering staggering views across Bideford Bay and a more relaxed way of life. The picturesque historic houses can be found winding their way down the wooded hillside, to the traditional fishing harbour on the coast. As part of a privately owned family estate, no vehicles are allowed down the steep cobbled street, instead, goods are transported by sledge, often pulled by donkeys. As famous as the Exmoor ponies, the Clovelly donkeys are a huge draw, visitors are welcome to pose with them for selfies and they are available for children’s rides. During the winter, you’ll be able to spot them in the woods and at other times in the picturesque stable just beyond the craft workshops. The stables are well over one hundred years old and have been housing donkeys and horses for generations. No visit to Clovelly is complete with spending a bit of time getting to know the donkeys!
Speaking of the craft workshops, the villagers of Clovelly run a number of workshops and events throughout the year to enable you to really immerse yourself in the town’s historic and gentle way of life while also learning a new skill. Pot making, sewing, knitting, painting, soap making, candle making and more are all on offer to visitors.
Whether you’re planning a day trip or a short stay, there are plenty of ways for you to enjoy your time in Clovelly. There are several accommodation options in the village, many with incredible sea view.
Learn more about Clovelly’s unique history with a guided tour or take in one of the many acclaimed events throughout the year; this includes the annual Herring Festival in November, designed to promote the ‘silver darlings of the sea’. Enjoy seasonal local produce at the Red Lion on the harbour or dine at the New Inn in the heart of the village, pick up a souvenir at the craft studios, or take a stroll along the coast path to Clovelly Court Gardens. Either way, this is one place not to miss.
Shopping
As the social centre of North Devon, Barnstaple always has lots to do; whether it’s meeting friends for dinner and a night out, taking in a show at the Queen’s Theatre, or browsing the appealing mix of big brand shops and traditional family businesses along the High Street.
Rich history
Barnstaple is one of the UK’s oldest boroughs as well as being one of the largest towns in North Devon. It is home to a number of the well-known historic markets, as well as being the base of the flagship Brend Hotels chain. It’s no surprise that it is one of the region’s premier towns. As can be expected of somewhere with a rich history, there are plenty of things to see and do to learn more about the town’s heritage as well as regular events which celebrate the culture of this part of Devon.
One of the most famous heritage attractions in Barnstaple is the historic Pannier Market which plays host to a range of events – from regular markets to showcases of delicious local produce and incredible street food. The Pannier Market has been the host of markets for over 1,000 years and has been standing since the 1800s. While these days the markets are more varied, you can still find a regular famers’ market here as well as a wide variety of other events where you can find everything from clothes, art and other locally produced items. The Pannier Market is flanked by Butcher’s Row, a terrace of ten shops under an iron roof, which as the name suggests, historically was the location of a number of butchers. These days, there are instead a host of interesting independent stores which cements Barnstaple’s draw as a haven for shoppers.
Barnstaple is a town that offers a little bit of everything, but with a real family friendly focus, there are several family friendly attractions, eateries and other places of interest that are suitable for all ages.
Find out more about the region’s history at one of the local museums ,including the The Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon, which is the perfect way to discover more about North Devon. The collections and displays cover the natural and human history of our beautiful part of the country, including the Pre-History of North Devon, the Tarka Gallery and the Regimental Collection of the Royal Devon Yeomanry.
Not just a shopping hub
Though full of shopping opportunities and being one of the largest towns in the region, there are plenty of things to do among the bustling streets that don’t involve exercising your credit card.
The region is a cultural hub for artists and historians with regular art and craft events taking place throughout the year. You’ll also find a whole host of places showcasing the best in live local music and live theatre. Barnstaple is the perfect place for taking in dinner and a show as there are a wide range of eateries offering cuisine from around the world and the majority are independently owned and pride themselves on the quality of the local produce.
Barnstaple is also home to play cafes and an ever-popular park (complete with a skate park and bike trails for older kids). For wet weather days, you’ll find cinemas, soft play centres and bowling to keep everyone happy.
Find the castle and the elephant!
Just next to the library in the town centre, you’ll find the remains of Barnstaple Castle, this former Motte and Baily Castle was a main feature of the town during Norman times. The site is thought to have originally been a Saxon graveyard and has also been developed during the Victorian era. These days, you can reward yourself for finding the castle with the incredible views of the Taw Valley from the top.
It isn’t just the remains of a castle that can be found in the town. You can also find the remains of the Barnstaple Elephant which is housed in one of the town’s museum. The elephant was discovered in the town and has been dated back to a species that died out over 115,000 years ago!
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Barnstaple
As the social centre of North Devon, Barnstaple always has lots to do; whether it’s meeting friends for dinner and a night out, taking in a show at the Queen’s Theatre, or browsing the appealing mix of big brand shops and traditional family businesses along the High Street.
Rich history
Barnstaple is one of the UK’s oldest boroughs as well as being one of the largest towns in North Devon. It is home to a number of the well-known historic markets, as well as being the base of the flagship Brend Hotels chain. It’s no surprise that it is one of the region’s premier towns. As can be expected of somewhere with a rich history, there are plenty of things to see and do to learn more about the town’s heritage as well as regular events which celebrate the culture of this part of Devon.
One of the most famous heritage attractions in Barnstaple is the historic Pannier Market which plays host to a range of events – from regular markets to showcases of delicious local produce and incredible street food. The Pannier Market has been the host of markets for over 1,000 years and has been standing since the 1800s. While these days the markets are more varied, you can still find a regular famers’ market here as well as a wide variety of other events where you can find everything from clothes, art and other locally produced items. The Pannier Market is flanked by Butcher’s Row, a terrace of ten shops under an iron roof, which as the name suggests, historically was the location of a number of butchers. These days, there are instead a host of interesting independent stores which cements Barnstaple’s draw as a haven for shoppers.
Barnstaple is a town that offers a little bit of everything, but with a real family friendly focus, there are several family friendly attractions, eateries and other places of interest that are suitable for all ages.
Find out more about the region’s history at one of the local museums ,including the The Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon, which is the perfect way to discover more about North Devon. The collections and displays cover the natural and human history of our beautiful part of the country, including the Pre-History of North Devon, the Tarka Gallery and the Regimental Collection of the Royal Devon Yeomanry.
Not just a shopping hub
Though full of shopping opportunities and being one of the largest towns in the region, there are plenty of things to do among the bustling streets that don’t involve exercising your credit card.
The region is a cultural hub for artists and historians with regular art and craft events taking place throughout the year. You’ll also find a whole host of places showcasing the best in live local music and live theatre. Barnstaple is the perfect place for taking in dinner and a show as there are a wide range of eateries offering cuisine from around the world and the majority are independently owned and pride themselves on the quality of the local produce.
Barnstaple is also home to play cafes and an ever-popular park (complete with a skate park and bike trails for older kids). For wet weather days, you’ll find cinemas, soft play centres and bowling to keep everyone happy.
Find the castle and the elephant!
Just next to the library in the town centre, you’ll find the remains of Barnstaple Castle, this former Motte and Baily Castle was a main feature of the town during Norman times. The site is thought to have originally been a Saxon graveyard and has also been developed during the Victorian era. These days, you can reward yourself for finding the castle with the incredible views of the Taw Valley from the top.
It isn’t just the remains of a castle that can be found in the town. You can also find the remains of the Barnstaple Elephant which is housed in one of the town’s museum. The elephant was discovered in the town and has been dated back to a species that died out over 115,000 years ago!
Discounted products by high-street fashion and lifestyle brands in an outlet shopping centre.
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Atlantic Village
Discounted products by high-street fashion and lifestyle brands in an outlet shopping centre.
Beach
Not only is Westward Ho! the only town in the UK to have an exclamation mark as part of its name, but it was also named after a book. The name comes from Charles Kingsley’s book of the same name, which was a best seller and brought a new wave of tourism to his home town of Bideford, which led to the creation of Westward Ho! in the surrounding area.
Aside from the peculiarities about how it got its name, Westward Ho! is famous for being a delightful village by the sea. The seafront is one of North Devon’s most popular surfing and swimming spots, as it combines a large expanse of sand with pebbles, grasslands and a diverse beachscape making it perfect for families, sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Whether you want to spend the day relaxing or having a picnic, there are flat areas, while those that want to do a spot of rockpooling will love the rockier areas and those that love swimming and surfing will find the perfect environment for catching the waves.
Beautiful Blue-Flag beach
The seafront, like most of the coast in this part of Devon, falls into the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers stunning views as well as being a safe, family friendly place to spend a few hours. The beach is one of a number of sites that has been awarded a Blue Flag in the county. These awards are given to beaches that reach a certain criteria when it comes to cleanliness among other things, so you know that a visit to Westward Ho! will be a great beach experience.
In the summer months, there are life guards stationed along much of the coastline making it one of the safest places for swimming and getting out on the water.
Westward Ho! is a great destination for those wanting to bring their dogs on holiday with them as it is not only home to several dog friendly accommodation providers, but your furry friends are allowed on the beach all year around, with just a few restrictions in the summer months. There are signs along the whole beach front and on the approach to the seafront detailing which parts of the beach are open to dogs and of course, if you are staying in the village, then your accommodation provider will happily give you all the advice you need when travelling around with your dogs.
If you’ve brought your dog on holiday with you, chances are you are someone who loves getting back to nature and exploring the countryside. If that’s the case, Westward Ho! is the ideal destination. While the village is well known for its beach, it is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes including cliffs, fields and an estuary. If you want to get out and about and explore, you’ll find plenty of trails leading all across the village and towards the neighbouring towns and villages such as Bideford.
Haven for watersports
Like much of the north Devon coastline, Westward Ho! has ideal conditions for several water based sports. The current, the water and the weather in this part of Devon make it a popular spot for surfers, kayakers, paddle boarders and more. Because the village is so popular among sports enthusiast, you’ll find that there are a number of businesses based in the village, particularly among the seafront who not only offer equipment hire should you not have your own. These organisations also run a host of training sessions and tours of the coastline for those of you who want to give a certain sport a go or who want to get involved with a sightseeing tour with a difference. The whole of the North Devon coast is spectacular with its dramatic looking cliffs and gorgeous, sandy beaches so sightseeing from the water is an ideal way to appreciate it.
As a popular holiday destination, particularly for families, you’ll find that there is plenty to see and do while on a visit to Westward Ho!. There are a number of cafes, tearooms, restaurants, hotels and attractions in and around the village giving you plenty to do and value for money.
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Westward Ho!
Not only is Westward Ho! the only town in the UK to have an exclamation mark as part of its name, but it was also named after a book. The name comes from Charles Kingsley’s book of the same name, which was a best seller and brought a new wave of tourism to his home town of Bideford, which led to the creation of Westward Ho! in the surrounding area.
Aside from the peculiarities about how it got its name, Westward Ho! is famous for being a delightful village by the sea. The seafront is one of North Devon’s most popular surfing and swimming spots, as it combines a large expanse of sand with pebbles, grasslands and a diverse beachscape making it perfect for families, sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Whether you want to spend the day relaxing or having a picnic, there are flat areas, while those that want to do a spot of rockpooling will love the rockier areas and those that love swimming and surfing will find the perfect environment for catching the waves.
Beautiful Blue-Flag beach
The seafront, like most of the coast in this part of Devon, falls into the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and offers stunning views as well as being a safe, family friendly place to spend a few hours. The beach is one of a number of sites that has been awarded a Blue Flag in the county. These awards are given to beaches that reach a certain criteria when it comes to cleanliness among other things, so you know that a visit to Westward Ho! will be a great beach experience.
In the summer months, there are life guards stationed along much of the coastline making it one of the safest places for swimming and getting out on the water.
Westward Ho! is a great destination for those wanting to bring their dogs on holiday with them as it is not only home to several dog friendly accommodation providers, but your furry friends are allowed on the beach all year around, with just a few restrictions in the summer months. There are signs along the whole beach front and on the approach to the seafront detailing which parts of the beach are open to dogs and of course, if you are staying in the village, then your accommodation provider will happily give you all the advice you need when travelling around with your dogs.
If you’ve brought your dog on holiday with you, chances are you are someone who loves getting back to nature and exploring the countryside. If that’s the case, Westward Ho! is the ideal destination. While the village is well known for its beach, it is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes including cliffs, fields and an estuary. If you want to get out and about and explore, you’ll find plenty of trails leading all across the village and towards the neighbouring towns and villages such as Bideford.
Haven for watersports
Like much of the north Devon coastline, Westward Ho! has ideal conditions for several water based sports. The current, the water and the weather in this part of Devon make it a popular spot for surfers, kayakers, paddle boarders and more. Because the village is so popular among sports enthusiast, you’ll find that there are a number of businesses based in the village, particularly among the seafront who not only offer equipment hire should you not have your own. These organisations also run a host of training sessions and tours of the coastline for those of you who want to give a certain sport a go or who want to get involved with a sightseeing tour with a difference. The whole of the North Devon coast is spectacular with its dramatic looking cliffs and gorgeous, sandy beaches so sightseeing from the water is an ideal way to appreciate it.
As a popular holiday destination, particularly for families, you’ll find that there is plenty to see and do while on a visit to Westward Ho!. There are a number of cafes, tearooms, restaurants, hotels and attractions in and around the village giving you plenty to do and value for money.
Food scene
Come together with friends and family to enjoy the Johns experience - locally sourced seasonal food, fresh sea air and a warm welcome.
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Johns of Instow
4 & 5 Marine ParadeCome together with friends and family to enjoy the Johns experience - locally sourced seasonal food, fresh sea air and a warm welcome.
Overlooking the wide golden sands of Instow- and boasting uninterrupted views over to the picture postcard village of Appledore and out onto the Atlantic, The Boathouse is a beach bar and restaurant that’s guaranteed to delight.
Situated on the estuary at the confluence of the Taw and Torridge rivers, we’re a melting pot of great British food and drink from across North Devon. And, as you’d expect from a such a coastal venue, we’ve also got a menu that is swimming with a fine selection of fabulous seafood.
Get your friends and family together and set sail for The Boathouse. With a range of great spaces both in the pub and on our amazing sun-drenched ‘Top Deck’ available, we’ll help you navigate your way to the best in the west.
Plus why not bring your four-legged friend? We’re dog-friendly too.
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The Boathouse, Instow
Marine ParadeOverlooking the wide golden sands of Instow- and boasting uninterrupted views over to the picture postcard village of Appledore and out onto the Atlantic, The Boathouse is a beach bar and restaurant that’s guaranteed to delight.
Situated on the estuary at the confluence of the Taw and Torridge rivers, we’re a melting pot of great British food and drink from across North Devon. And, as you’d expect from a such a coastal venue, we’ve also got a menu that is swimming with a fine selection of fabulous seafood.
Get your friends and family together and set sail for The Boathouse. With a range of great spaces both in the pub and on our amazing sun-drenched ‘Top Deck’ available, we’ll help you navigate your way to the best in the west.
Plus why not bring your four-legged friend? We’re dog-friendly too.
The Quay Inn public house and restaurant is situated in a most picturesque location in Instow, with outstanding views of Appledore and Bideford – the perfect place to watch the sun go down.
At the Quay, you have assured a warm welcome from Landlords Steve and Maggie Dymond and the team who are a mix of youth and experience.
This cosy pub has a well-deserved reputation founded on good food, great beer and a fantastic atmosphere. It seats around 40 people with muddy boots and dogs welcome while the upstairs restaurant accommodates 50 people with amazing views across the estuary.
Our food starts with fresh local ingredients which our Award Winning, chefs turn into tasty treats with a whole lot of flair, our doctrine is the gate to plate and trawler to plate. Our menu is a mix of traditional pub food and we are proud of our homemade specials board which regularly feature local fish, shellfish and many meat dishes, vegans and vegetarians are also well catered for.
We have a Cask Marque for our ales ensuring that our beer is served to you in perfect condition, alongside our ales sit a choice of lagers, scrumpy (the stuff of legends) wines and spirits and not forgetting our popular gin menu!
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The Quay
Marine ParadeThe Quay Inn public house and restaurant is situated in a most picturesque location in Instow, with outstanding views of Appledore and Bideford – the perfect place to watch the sun go down.
At the Quay, you have assured a warm welcome from Landlords Steve and Maggie Dymond and the team who are a mix of youth and experience.
This cosy pub has a well-deserved reputation founded on good food, great beer and a fantastic atmosphere. It seats around 40 people with muddy boots and dogs welcome while the upstairs restaurant accommodates 50 people with amazing views across the estuary.
Our food starts with fresh local ingredients which our Award Winning, chefs turn into tasty treats with a whole lot of flair, our doctrine is the gate to plate and trawler to plate. Our menu is a mix of traditional pub food and we are proud of our homemade specials board which regularly feature local fish, shellfish and many meat dishes, vegans and vegetarians are also well catered for.
We have a Cask Marque for our ales ensuring that our beer is served to you in perfect condition, alongside our ales sit a choice of lagers, scrumpy (the stuff of legends) wines and spirits and not forgetting our popular gin menu!
The lovely pub only a stone throw from our cottage, good food and a big beer garden. Free WIFI
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The Wayfarer Inn
Lane End RoadThe lovely pub only a stone throw from our cottage, good food and a big beer garden. Free WIFI
Set in the gorgeous coastal village of Instow in North Devon, Instow Arms is a restaurant and bar that boasts not only one of the biggest original houses along the waterfront but also one of the most outstanding views across the estuary.
Refurbished back in 2010, this beautiful period house is now home to a warm, comfortable, spacious atmosphere serving up a variety of local ales and fresh food cooked daily with only the finest local ingredients.
Instow Arms is open 7 days a week, and we would be happy to take your booking today. Just use the contact page below or call us on 01271 860608 to enquire.
Details of upcoming events will be posted on this site or on Facebook, so follow us there and check back here regularly to avoid missing out!
Thanks for visiting the site, and we hope you’ll visit us in person soon…
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Instow Arms
Marine ParadeSet in the gorgeous coastal village of Instow in North Devon, Instow Arms is a restaurant and bar that boasts not only one of the biggest original houses along the waterfront but also one of the most outstanding views across the estuary.
Refurbished back in 2010, this beautiful period house is now home to a warm, comfortable, spacious atmosphere serving up a variety of local ales and fresh food cooked daily with only the finest local ingredients.
Instow Arms is open 7 days a week, and we would be happy to take your booking today. Just use the contact page below or call us on 01271 860608 to enquire.
Details of upcoming events will be posted on this site or on Facebook, so follow us there and check back here regularly to avoid missing out!
Thanks for visiting the site, and we hope you’ll visit us in person soon…
A BEAUTIFUL, FAMILY RUN RESTAURANT WITH ROOMS, OVERLOOKING THE TAW & TORRIDGE ESTUARY.
You’ll enjoy delicious and fresh food, served with a welcoming smile by our passionate team.
We aim to deliver an exceptional à la carte menu of the highest quality, with innovative dishes and traditional classics. Cooked with care by our award-winning chefs, all of our food uses the freshest seasonal and local ingredients.
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The Royal George
Irsha StreetA BEAUTIFUL, FAMILY RUN RESTAURANT WITH ROOMS, OVERLOOKING THE TAW & TORRIDGE ESTUARY.
You’ll enjoy delicious and fresh food, served with a welcoming smile by our passionate team.
We aim to deliver an exceptional à la carte menu of the highest quality, with innovative dishes and traditional classics. Cooked with care by our award-winning chefs, all of our food uses the freshest seasonal and local ingredients.
Fantastic little seafood beach shack, located right on the Sandhills in Instow. Fresh Crab, Mussels and many other daily specials.
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The Glorious Oyster
Fantastic little seafood beach shack, located right on the Sandhills in Instow. Fresh Crab, Mussels and many other daily specials.
Adventure Park
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North Devon's SAFE & Award Winning Day Out!
If you’re looking for SAFE family attractions and things to do in North Devon or North Cornwall, The Milky Way Adventure Park is a great choice!
Ride the Cosmic Typhoon roller coaster, have fun on the gravity rider donut slide, explore the maze and experience fantastic outdoor displays from the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre.
Pilot a Cyber Scooter and shoot lasers on Ziggy's Blast Quest, giggle on the Droid Destroyer Dodgems, leap around with the family on the Jumping Jupiters and kick back on the Milky Way Railway - there's something here for everyone!
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The Milky Way Adventure Park
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North Devon's SAFE & Award Winning Day Out!
If you’re looking for SAFE family attractions and things to do in North Devon or North Cornwall, The Milky Way Adventure Park is a great choice!
Ride the Cosmic Typhoon roller coaster, have fun on the gravity rider donut slide, explore the maze and experience fantastic outdoor displays from the North Devon Bird of Prey Centre.
Pilot a Cyber Scooter and shoot lasers on Ziggy's Blast Quest, giggle on the Droid Destroyer Dodgems, leap around with the family on the Jumping Jupiters and kick back on the Milky Way Railway - there's something here for everyone!
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What’s on at The BIG Sheep?
We’re delighted to announce that we are now open seven days a week.
We have created morning and afternoon sessions to allow us to deep clean the site in between visits in order to keep our customers and staff safe. Pre-booking is essential! Please see our booking page for more information about available dates and times.
Please note that many of our attractions remain closed. Our on site activity currently includes:
Our newly opened farm track with lots of animals for you to meet including llamas, alpacas, goats, pigs and more!
Our animal barn with super cute puppies and even our first lambs of the summer!
Food kiosks open for you to purchase light refreshments
Outdoor safe social space to enjoy a picnic in with your family
Our Barn Cafe serving delicious cakes and sandwiches
A daily show, details of which will be revealed on arrival! Please note we will be kindly asking you to wear face masks when watching shows, so we recommend bringing one with you. If not they will be for sale on site.
North Devon’s biggest, highest rollercoaster is now open!
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The Big Sheep station
What’s on at The BIG Sheep?
We’re delighted to announce that we are now open seven days a week.
We have created morning and afternoon sessions to allow us to deep clean the site in between visits in order to keep our customers and staff safe. Pre-booking is essential! Please see our booking page for more information about available dates and times.
Please note that many of our attractions remain closed. Our on site activity currently includes:
Our newly opened farm track with lots of animals for you to meet including llamas, alpacas, goats, pigs and more!
Our animal barn with super cute puppies and even our first lambs of the summer!
Food kiosks open for you to purchase light refreshments
Outdoor safe social space to enjoy a picnic in with your family
Our Barn Cafe serving delicious cakes and sandwiches
A daily show, details of which will be revealed on arrival! Please note we will be kindly asking you to wear face masks when watching shows, so we recommend bringing one with you. If not they will be for sale on site.
North Devon’s biggest, highest rollercoaster is now open!