Ideas for days out and places to visit in Devon

Honiton Museum

Arts and crafts, History, Rainy day ideas

Allhallows Museum of Lace and Local Antiquities Honiton

Local heritage information and artefacts packed into the oldest building in Honiton, and the largest collection of Honiton Lace in the world

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honiton pottery shop

Arts and crafts, Rainy day ideas

Honiton Pottery

Paint ceramics or learn how to throw your own pot. Cafe serving hot drinks, snacks and delicious milk shakes and icecreams.

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thelma hulbert gallery

Arts and crafts, Family days out, Local attractions

The Thelma Hulbert Gallery

Situated in Honiton, the gallery occupies the whole of Elmfield House, the former home of the artist Thelma Hulbert. Admission is free.

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Ark Pottery

Arts and crafts

Ark Pottery

Ark Pottery is a studio pottery, set in the beautiful countryside of East Devon, established in the 1970s by the Glanville family.

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The Old Kennels

Arts and crafts

The Old Kennels

A quiet rural retreat where you can learn or improve traditional arts and crafts.

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Willows & Wetlands Visitor Centre

Activity, Arts and crafts, History, Natural beauty

Willows & Wetlands Visitor Centre

Withies in the Somerset Levels, basketwork, visitors' centre, willow sculptures and more.

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There are so many things to do in Devon and Forest Glade is an ideal centre for a holiday in the countryside, touring the West Country or exploring rural Devon.  Whether you’re looking for places to explore, beaches, family attractions, moorland or somewhere historic Devon has much to offer.

Numerous lanes, little changed over the years, wind their way through the beautiful countryside.  You will see why the Blackdown Hills is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

For those who wish to leave their cars behind there are some lovely walks to choose from, both in the forest and out into the surrounding countryside, with views across the Culm Valley towards Exmoor, Dartmoor and the East Devon coast.

Because of its unique position Forest Glade guests have easy access to the whole of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site, including Exmouth with its two miles of sandy beaches to Lyme Regis with its famous harbour.  North Devon, Barnstaple and Minehead are within easy reach, as is South Devon, Somerset and parts of Cornwall.

Use the filter buttons below to search for attractions which are of interest to you and access the links to get more information about the attractions.

The Devon’s Top Attractions website has also has lots of ideas for things to do in Devon.