The Rockford Inn is a 17th-century riverside pub with rooms in Exmoor’s Brendon Valley near Lynton. Real ales, hearty home-cooked food, open fires, and a peaceful base for walkers and explorers.
Homemade cakes, pasties & cream teas served beside the historic Lynton & Barnstaple Railway. A peaceful stop on Exmoor’s coast. Open on train days.
Wake Up to Spring in Lynton & Lynmouth with a quieter, wilder reset before Easter flips the switch. Key 2026 dates, school holidays, and a simple itinerary that’s still worth the drive.
A compact, hands-on aquarium in Ilfracombe focusing on North Devon’s coastal and freshwater wildlife — ideal for families, children and wetter days.
A friendly, long-standing gift shop in central Lynmouth, stocked with toys, home décor, souvenirs, and coastal keepsakes for all ages.
Red Stag Safari offers small-group Land Rover tours deep into Exmoor National Park to see red deer, Exmoor ponies, birds of prey and wide open moorland views, with convenient pick-up points around Porlock, Minehead and Dulverton.
Exmoor Wildlife Safaris offers relaxed, commentary-led 4×4 tours from central Exmoor with a local guide, red deer and pony sightings, and wide moorland views.
Discover Glen Lyn Gorge — Lynmouth’s mix of hydro-electric history, powerful water displays and a steep, dramatic gorge walk. A small but fascinating attraction with iconic water jets and hands-on exhibits close to Lynmouth harbour.
Winter in Lynton & Lynmouth is quiet, coastal and a little bit wild. Discover 10 things to do in the colder months – from cliff and river walks to dark skies, cinema nights, good food and time by the fire on the Exmoor coast.
A harbour-side hotel with centuries-old character, sea-view rooms and an unbeatable Lynmouth location — The Rising Sun is one of the village’s most historic places to stay.
