Top 21 things to do and attractions in Lynton

Loved the ride up and views beautiful. But it was very diffwalking back down. Its SO steep and no hand rails or such to support the very steep decline. Next time would take the ride back down. The shops are so quaint and it's very beautiful place to visit. We enjoyed it.The bay where the boats sit and the harbour are all lovely.Delicous ice cream parlours and plenty of Cafes or Pubs.

Lynton & Lynmouth a hidden gem on the North Devon coast that completely exceeded my expectations. Perched above the picturesque village of Lynmouth & Lynton offers stunning views, old-world charm, and a peaceful atmosphere that’s perfect for a relaxing getaway. The towns are full of character — from its historic buildings and quaint tea rooms to local art galleries and independent shops. It feels like stepping back in time, but with all the modern comforts you need. The streets are quiet, clean, and welcoming, and the locals are incredibly friendly and helpful. One of the highlights of my visit was the famous Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway – a unique water-powered funicular that connects the two villages. The ride offers beautiful views over the cliffs and sea and is a fun experience for all ages. Another must-visit spot is Valley of Rocks, just a short walk from Lynton. The scenery there is absolutely breathtaking. There are plenty of walking trails, coastal paths, and cosy cafes to enjoy. Whether you’re into hiking, photography, or just want to unwind, Lynton & Lynmouth is an ideal destination. I left feeling refreshed, inspired, and already planning my next visit. Highly recommended for nature lovers and anyone wanting a peaceful escape by the sea.

Always love a visit here. The conductor on the railway was super kind with my 3 dogs (one of whom is blind). We had a lovely day and fab pasties (ofc). Sad I didn't get to try the vegan lobster tho, maybe next year.

This is a treasure! There's a lovely cafe at the top that serves huge scones with jam and cream, then you board the little train to descend from Lynton down to Lynmouth. The staff are friendly and the whole experience is charming. Definitely worth a visit for all the family including doggos 😊

Nice quick and easy way to go from one to the other. Views are amazing. Staff are friendly. Little souvenir in the box where you get tickets. Card payment only.

The Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway is a true gem — charming, nostalgic, and surprisingly peaceful. The ride itself is short but absolutely delightful, offering breathtaking views over the coastline as you glide up and down between the two villages. It’s a lovely mix of old-world charm and clever engineering — powered entirely by water, which makes the experience feel even more magical. Both Lynton and Lynmouth have their own unique feel, and the railway is the perfect connection between them. Whether you’re into history, views, or just a wholesome experience, this little journey is a must. I could honestly ride it again and again . It’s one of those rare places that just makes you smile Tickets under £4

Second time here in 10 years. Great experience for the kids to ride such an old and iconic railway. Views at the top are amazing and the town is lovely too.

What a fantastic cinema!!!! Full of character. Deceptively comfortable seats. Friendly staff. Cosy. Reasonable. We will definitely be going again. Best cinema EVER!

Super cinema, not only are the prices VERY reasonable but you feel genuinely welcomed and can tell the owners take great pride in what they do (eg. checking everyone is happy for the film to start!). The seats are comfortable and the picture/sound is better than many of the big national cinemas. The snacks are sold at supermarket prices too. £19 for a family of four plus three bags of sweets and two drinks! A welcome throwback to a time when it wasn't all about profit, places like this need to be kept afloat at all costs!

A perfect cinema: small, friendly, comfortable seats and shows a decent selection of blockbusters and independent films. I was staying in Lynton for one night and went to see 'The ballad of Wallis Island.' Only £5 a ticket! I got show to my seat by the usherette, something that hasn't happened since about 1985. A wonderful place, I wish I lived closer.

Fantastic little cinema with the original ticket machine. We even had the whole theatre to ourselves.

I really loved this night out in this tiny but very cozy cinema. We were advised to reserve a ticket on forhand and so.we did. Very friendly owners Who guided us to our seat, which was reserved for us. We went to see a Tom Cruise movie, which was awful... it had nothing to do ofcourse with this particular cinema.

Been to this cinema every time I come to Lynton. It is a beautiful old cinema and good to support it. The cheap prices and snacks.

What can we say about this amazing little cinema. It was like stepping back i time when going to the cinema was a real treat. Really well run, friendly, clean local cinema. Great value entrance fee and treats. It really won't break the bank. And best of all ... it's dog friendly and they were so accommodating. This was our second visit while holidaying in Dunster over the past 2 years and it will always be a fond favourite.

A quaint little museum which used to house two families at a time, has stairs to part of the exhibition which is not recommended for people with accessibility issues. However, it was interesting and very good value for money. Also, the man working there was very friendly and knowledgeable. Well worth a visit.

Lovely local museum set in middle of town and one of the oldest buildings in Lynton. £3 for adults and 50p for kids. Well worth a visit.

We were not expecting to find a place like this in Lynton, but we spotted the sign and decided to pay a visit. Apparently the oldest domestic dwelling in town, with quirky but fascinating exhibits covering life in times past, and especially the impact of the 1952 flooding. It was made more interesting by the museum curator/caretaker who escorted us on a 30 minute tour, and brought the museum to life, and livened up the proceedings by relating the story of the dwelling's resident ghost. A nice diversion from the usual tourist activities.

Great little museum, lots of history of the local area and fascinating tales of events with the local community. Definitely worth popping in if you're in the area.

Small but very Intresting will return good information on history gentleman who was there on day made us feel welcome

Great wee museum and well worth a visit. An eclectic mix of objects and local histories.

Wonderful small place. Full of interesting 'stuff' Well worth a visit. Probably 20-30 mins visit.

The museum was interesting, and the water jets were extremely powerful. A steep but short walk, and we were at the waterfalls. They are nice but didn't really have the wow factor. It costs £10 per adult, and we were there for about 15 minutes. Bearing in mind, there is a free to enter flood exhibition inside the memorial hall down the road, and you can see the water jets and the lower part of the waterfalls from the road the entrance price was very expensive! The best part was the rainbow created by the water jets. If the admission was less, then yes, it would be worth a visit, but sadly, we felt a little ripped off 🙁

Wow. This is beautiful. We were in the town to go on the fancy cliff railway and saw some jets of water and curious, wandered over. Spoke to some lovely lady in her little hut and paid of fee and we were off. There is a room to visit with lots of historic information along with a wealth of information on climate change and high is all fascinating. There’s a few interactive features there too, along with the aforementioned water jets. But the main facture was a walk along the stream. There’s lots of places to stop and quite a few picnic benches so I would recommend eating you lunch here. Just ensure you take your rubbish home! It gets quite steep and slippy in places, so take care, but don’t let this stop you. Go and se what this little gem has to offer. Our favourite place in little corner of the world, which is saying something. Stunning.

Had a lovely afternoon walking around the Glen lyn gorge. We didn't make it all the way to the top, it's definitely a hike 😂 but the views of the falls are amazing, and the history behind them is top tier! Not for the infirm but an amazing view we'll worth the hike.

What a fantastic place to go and see so many water falls and water jets I walked all the falls spent hours there.

Love these two little villages , lots to see, eat and shop!

Wow.. what a brilliant and stunning place to visit. We arrived and where greated by a really nice guy. We where given a guide for free as this was our first visit. He explained a bit about Glen Lyn Gorge and the history around it. After looking in the museum at the start of the glen lyn, we started the walk, surrounded by waterfalls and stunning scenery and it was breathtaking. There where several ways down to the falls, where we able to really take in the sheer beauty. The walk was a little hilly but alot of fun. This gorgeous place should definitely be on your list of "MUST DOs" while here in lynton & Lynmouth.

Most beautiful place to visit. To go and see the waterfalls and history about the the place it will cost £7 per adult and £3 per child. It's a good trek and fun with kids. Person who runs the place is very friendly and knows so much about the history of Devon. Ask him best nearby places and you'll find some gems along the way.

Wow! The best Tapas I've ever had anywhere! Fresh ingredients, beautifully seasoned and tastes that I've never experienced! I will make this trip here again soon. Great staff too! Thankyou!

Best meal I've had in a very long time! Amazing authentic tapas with a great selection to choose from as well as friendly, helpful staff with lovely smiles throughout the evening. Couldn't have asked for a better end to our stay in Lynton.

Went for a tapas with the family...... Such a nice place, extremely friendly staff.... The food was absolutely delicious 🤤 the red mullet was exceptional

This is, without a doubt, my favourite restaurant EVER!!!!!!! The food is absolutely out of this world and I have never had a bad meal here. The staff are absolutely lovely too. Forget going to Spain for Tapas...just go to Lynton.

Tried first time Spanish food while staying in North Devon. This little restaurant The Oak Room is amazing. Best place to eat in the town food is delicious and amazing portion size are bit small but worth it customer service top notch very helpfull because its our first time the waitress who serve us really helpfull to choose the food to order. Very nice and polite people and friendly atmosphere highly recomended when you are in the area.

What a lovely relaxed restaurant, the two people running this place are amazing, very attentive, but not intrusive, they made you feel very welcome. The food was amazing and all at a relaxed pace. I really can't rate this highly enough. A very good dinning experience with Spanish food that everyone will love.

Really delicious tapas dinner - we got a few dishes to share and all were brilliant. Dishes came out as and when they were ready, and the staff were friendly. Highly recommend for an evening in Lynton!

Ordered a takeaway while stopping in Lynmouth and wasn’t sure what to expect but I have to say it was absolutely delicious. We had the Thai Green curry which was full of flavour . Thoroughly recommend

Excellent Thai food! Every time we come to Lynton & Lynmouth we always make sure we eat here at least once. Sometimes we eat in but also make use of the takeaway option. This family favourite never fails to deliver and the staff are incredibly friendly.

The food is delicious. Amazing taste. Great location next to the river and good layout for the tables. It is a popular place with bookings and takeaways. It was a former pub which srill retains a small bar area which adds to the appeal. There is also large sofa by a wood burner. It is a very relaxed place with good service, considering the popularity waiting for food can be longer. The food is a winner with all the flavours. The menu is on point, not extensive and caters for vegetarians. Perhaps a little premium in price but if you are in the Lynemouth area this restaurant is worth visiting.

Nartnapa was a wonderful find! My friend and I were staying the night just next to the restaurant, at Sunny Lyn Holiday Park, while hiking the South West Coast Path. Having walked 20 miles that day, we didn't want to have to walk down (and up again) the big hill into Lynmouth, so we took a chance and popped our heads in at Nartnapa to see if they could fit us in for dinner that night. We were greeted with smiling faces and confirmation that they could seat us. The ambience was happy yet calm, with lots of other satisfied customers already enjoying their food. Our meals were delicious (prawn green curry and pad Thai), and the sticky toffee puddings afterwards really hit the spot. This restaurant is more than just "convenient if staying at Sunny Lyn" - it would be worth a special trip just to enjoy the menu and friendly service.

We had a recommendations to go to this restaurant, unfortunately it didn’t live up to expectations. The place was dirty, the window had cobwebs and dead bugs on the window sill, when we walked in no one was around to greet us, bar felt like deserted. The staff were stressed with only a few tables occupied, the food wasn’t good the spring rolls were tasteless and the curry was watery and the only taste was raw chilli, could not eat it and returned it. The noodle stir fry was very salty, it had raw red onion and raw pepper. Very disappointed. Would not recommend.

Had a lovely Thai meal here in what used to be an old pub. Lovely Thai lady cooking who was very friendly and sweet. Food was tasty and not spicy.

Lovely location and pub. The staff went above and beyond for my onion allergy and made me feel a lot more confident about eating out again! I had the chicken stir fry with ginger sauce, one of the best I've ever had! Thank you to everyone at Nartnapa :)

Friendly owner, detailed displays with a brief history of the toy. A walk back through time showing a lot of the action figures, especially, linked to movies and the tv shows (who knew Bonanza had action figures?). Only £2 for adults and £1 for under-16s. I was happy to pay that.

The Lynton toy and museum shop is brilliant, the museum is very interesting, it makes you go back in time to your childhood and the toys that you would have played when you were a child. It is 2 pounds to get in to the museum which is reasonable price. The shop is lovely for children and hearing children choosing a toy, it's a lovely sound to hear.

Well worth the £2 entrance fee. Buckets of nostalgia as I finally saw for real the contents of my Christmas lists of the 80's and 90's.

Amazing museum. Visited with my sister and 9 year old son. Me and my sister kept just saying “wow”, “we had that”, “ forgot about that”, “amazing”, was absolutely fabulous to travel back in time via toys. My son was amazed at the things we enjoyed as children his age! My son’s favourite part was the Lego displays and he really enjoyed hunting for the Lego mini figures that didn’t belong in the display. Thank you for opening your collection for us all to see and enjoy.

We arrived in Lynton Devon Monday morning and while we was waiting for the shops to open we found this little gem of a store. When me and Tara walked in it instantly took us back to our childhood as we looked around the items for sale. We decided to take a look around the massive museum of classic toys for only £2 each what a bargain. So many wonderful toys from our childhood highly recommended taking a look around this wonderful store and museum

Lovely museum and well worth the entrance fee! The collection of toys brought back some memories!

Absolute must.A fantastic collection of bygone toys,games and books. Very nostalgic and superbly displayed.

Really enjoyed our walks! Went up one of the rock faces which was very cool with great views! Also went around both sides of the valley of the rocks! Really beautiful views and my dog loved it too! You can see goats on the cliffs which is so fun! Parking was around £3.60 for 4 hours and that was the perfect amount of time! 😊

Having visited Valley of the Rocks three times, I can honestly say it’s one of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been. The rugged cliffs, sweeping ocean views, and the fresh sea breeze create an awe inspiring atmosphere that’s hard to match. Every visit feels like discovering a hidden gem, peaceful, scenic, and absolutely stunning. Whether you're into photography, hiking, or just soaking in nature’s beauty, this place is a must-see. It’s a perfect escape into the wild, natural beauty of the coast⛰️

A great place for nature lovers,but in general for everyone. A good choice for spending time outdoors, especially in a sunny day. The views are very beautiful, there is a lot to do. To walk the whole trail you need a lot of time and preparation, but for this one place a few hours are enough.

STUNNING! What more can you say. Whether you drive there or walk from the old iron age hillfort the views are breathtaking here. The toilets are free as well which is a bonus. Had a walk upto the sisters on the cliff by the roundabout which was quite strenuous. Lots of different walks going in all different directions. Would definitely recommend wearing good walking shoes though as very stoney. Entertaining to see the feral goats there as well. Just a short walk down past the cliffs though is the Abbey which was worth a visit as well. Recommend if you're in the area

A Stunning location 👌. Lots of beautiful walks. The Coastal walk was a bit scary because im scared of heights and it was windy. You can play spot the goat. There are many dotted about the Rocks. Only negative is there was only one dog poo bin around the whole area.

Amazing place so close to Lynton! Rugged scenery and some precipitous paths.Plemty of parking and goats as well as a cricket pitch. Some areas were subject to warnings of rock falls. Great coastal views !

There’s pay and display parking near by with toilets. You can either go on the paved path or go further up on the rocks. The path is not wide and drops steep towards the ocean but there’s plenty of room to pass other people. Be sure to look up while on the path, you might be walking right past or under a goat. When you first spot them they appear to be everywhere. You do t need climbing skills to go off the path and up the rocks but you do need to be in good shape and careful where you step.

Stopped off in Lynton with the dogs. Great little cafe here at Charlie Fridays. Parked at the large pay and display and just a minutes walk up. We got there for lunch and I had the toastie which was sausage, cheese and chutney and my wife had a bacon, sweetcorn and mixed bean salad, both were excellent and served quickly. Do friendly and would certainly recommend.

Worth a visit. Charming place, lovely food, and super friendly team. We had breakfast and chose Charlie Friday's as it had varied options. We had both meat and veggie breakfasts and all was delicious. Went back for some cake later to take away 😋

Friendly staff soon made us welcome and took our order. The food soon arrived and was delicious. Take away is also an option. We enjoyed the mexican evening and would definitely recommend this cafe. Local cider is available too 👍

Great place, the Buddha bowl was beautiful, and cream tea was lovely and fresh (warm scone as well). really nice people, they even found s sausage for misty 😀.

Every year, we visit Lynton and Charlie Fridays for cream tea and every year, we love it! Great food, coffee and atmosphere (great music too). Really recommend it.

Lovely little cafe - we went for tea and cake and ended up booking to come back for their Friday Mexican Night. The cake was delicious and there was good choice. The Friday Mexican Night was incredible - proper good home-cooked but restaurant quality food. Would definitely recommend and come back again!

An excellent brunch, with hot and delicious coffee. Staff are friendly and efficient. The decorations are great, and the chairs comfy. Often looks full, but there is more room downstairs so check that if it looks busy.

Every time we used to go through Lynmouth this was an obligatory stop for our railway obsessed son. Entrance is free but donations are gratefully accepted. The main model is incredibly detailed and real passion obviously went into its construction . Even if model railways are not your thing, this one is worthy of anybody's attention. If you have railway obsessed children, this is a stop not to miss.

Free entry but donation made. Opened over 40 years ago and continued by the son. One of those quirky British attractions kept going by dedication. Needs a bit of dusting but an interesting visit. I've seen a few comments about the owner being rude. He was nice to us and I think he's just shy and a little hard of hearing.

My dad used to have loads of model trains and I'm. Pretty sure I visited this store when I come here as a child. And from walking in the door I had some memories flash back what an amazing place wonderful little store so glad it's still open please pay a visit if model railways interest you in anyway its free entry and u can put donations in a box

We need more quirky places like this in the UK, and I loved spending a few minutes here at the weekend. The display here is clearly something that a lot of effort and love has been put into over the years - it's great. It could do with a really good dusting however, and it does look very tired in its current state. Despite that, it's still well worth a visit, and a little donation.

Model covered in dust. Chap in the shop turned on one train. Left a donation out of sympathy. Not worth going to.

Such a cool place. The guy who runs and maintains this place was amazing. If you're around the area, its worth a visit.

Can't believe I have never been here before. An Aladins Cave of Railwayana. I felt a bit guilty I didn't have more cash to leave in the donation tin.

Convenient car park to explore the town from or head to the funicula. The spaces are not that wide but equally not as bad as some car parks. It cost £1.40 for each hour when we visited in May 2025. There are two payment machines which take cards or you can use RingGo. There are toilets here but you have to pay 50p for the privilege. Alternatively walk to the Pavillion which is about 5 mins away to use those for free.

A large car park well signposted on the edge of the town. Decent sized spaces and access to public toilets. Cards on table and soap box out I object to paying to park and especially in places that rely on tourism as the biggest source of income. In the current cost of living crisis is it not enough that we pay 80% tax in the fuel we put in our cars. But we choose to take a trip out in our cars only to find virtually everywhere you go you are expected to pay for the privilege of visiting. So what ever spare cash you may choose to spend on food, ice cream or gifts is depleted before you even leave the carpark. One day someone will get brave and offer free parking to actively encourage visitors who will come and spend more money in the town. What's killing the high street maybe not totally to blame but the cost of parking is certainly a factor.

Parked here for years when visiting and would always previously have recommended. When we visited on Sunday, one of the machines wasn't working for card payments and you now have to pay 50p to use the toilets which is ridiculous when you're paying to park there in the first place. Just greed I'm afraid.

Not too expensive and no height restrictions. I think parking is free Sunday night maybe? Booked additional hours after 5:30 on a Sunday and it said it was valid until 11am Monday, despite me only paying for 2 hours.

A good location in relation to the town and plenty of spaces were available, when we visited on a Tuesday morning.

It's a car park, it has a public facility and parking for cars and coaches. The village is quite small for "shopping", most people visit for the views and cliff railway. The walk to town is approximately 100yds and up hill (everywhere is hilly around here due to ancient continental drift).

Very clean carpark. But very expensive

Nice little “crazy golf” course. Fairly straight forward with no obstacle’s. You have choice of 18 or 36 holes as there are 2 courses. The scenery is stunning, as is all of Lynmouth. Would use it again.

Very rude staff member on the counter. Not worth the money, we payed for 18 holes. 6 of us and took it in turns but wasnt allowed. Will not be returning.

Fun way to spend an hour on either an 18 or 36 hole putting / mini golf course. The holes are generally in good condition and in close proximity to each other. The rates are reasonable (£4 for an adult, £3 for a child for 18 holes). The kiosk also serves drinks and ice creams.

Great course and we'll maintained. Friendly staff and all set up to limit unnecessary contact in the fight with Covid, well done.

If you want a bit of fun then I highly recommend here. Fabulous scenery. £5.50 for 2 rounds. Car park next door reasonably priced. They also serve hot drinks and ice creams. Always a friendly member of staff in the kiosk. Have a go.

Have not played mini golf for 50 years. Had wonderful time and lots of fun. Very well kept, helpful friendly staff, a must whatever your age to do in Lynmouth.

If you are planning a trip to Lynmouth for the day then I would definitely recommend making a visit to Hole in 1 Lynmouth for some putting action! Really friendly service, great value for money and lots of fun! There is also plenty of refreshments available! I look forward to returning.

Cheap tickets, £10 per adult and doggy was free. Got in our own cabin on the carriage. Cute tickets provided which were clipped when we got on the train. Dog friendly. Cafe on site. Free parking. Unlimited rides all day. Beautiful views of the valley and the bay with some sheep thrown in. Saw some black-faced sheep.

We visited the railway whilst on holiday with our two boys and we had a great time. The volunteers were friendly and happy to chat about the railway. We are in the cafe and the food was good value for money and tasty with options for all the family. The vegan pasty being particularly good. The train ride was a nice length and your ticket lets you ride multiple times.

We visited on an extremely wet day in September but it didn't dampen our spirits for Steam! The train and ride were lovely and they have a great cafe on site that do cracking pasties and cream teas! Worth a visit!

We visited Woody Barn Station today, what a great place !! Takes you back up the early 1900s ! Beautiful trains ! The ride was short but so evocative of another era. The staff were all so friendly and genuinely enthusiastic about their jobs. The cafe was also a surprise . Coffee and tea were not pricey and just normal! The pasty was great !! Much better than the food and coffee I’d had the previous days that had cost more ! Also we noticed children ( under 14) go FREE !! Such good value for families or grandparents taking children for a fun visit! We had a really great time here ! Well done all at the Station and on the train!👍🏽

Lovely small railway! Gorgeous station with good facilities. Regular service, would recommend!! (To railway: sorry for the previous 3-star rating. I think it happend while searching the internet. Unintended. We loved our journey, so I amended the review)

Great little steam narrow gauge railway, 20 minutes total run, but you can ride it all day, it's really fun, great for kids, the carpark is free and there is a shop and cafe there. Drone flying?? Ask for permission to fly or you will be escorted off the premises...have fun everyone.

It’s quite a short run along the track but you get unlimited rides with your ticket. We also visited the cafe and had a cream tea. The shop has a nice array of railway related gifts and sweets etc. My son absolutely loved it

Lynmouth is a small village with a water powered cliff railway that cost £3.75 each way payment by card only that takes you up to Lynton,. There are shops, cafes and bars in the village of Lynton. There is a nice footpath to walk back down the hill that gives great views of the village and surrounding countryside. The water spouts that are quite prominent are situated in glen gorge. There's a 18 hole putting green and a large grassed area with seats on the main path across the river from the main road. The main road past the harbour runs to a car park at the end of the esplanade along which the cliff railway is situated. There is plenty of access to the river and fairly level grass banks to relax on, paddling in the river is also easy to get to if the water level allows. There are ladies toilets and disability toilets on the esplanade, men need to use the disabled toilets and they cost 50p. The main beach is made up mainly of rock and unsuitable for sunbathing. Buses run to Lynton from Barnstaple, Ilfracombe and Minehead.

as you descend from the alley that starts from the top of the hill right at the end of the cliff railway, you reach this place where you can relax with a coffee or eat something and admire the sea. they also have an information center there with souvenirs and the lady is very nice. there are also toilets.

I'm Chinese tourist and I experienced racism. We took our takeaway food and the beer we had bought from the Ancient Mariner to the opposite side of the street, eating in the sea wind (because we had been expelled for bringing food from another shop, even though the pub wasn’t serving food at 3:30 p.m.). Then the manager came with a cheap and ugly plastic cup and told us to pour our beer from the glass into the plastic one, saying we would be fined if we didn’t. However, two local lads next to us were allowed to enjoy their beers in glass cups.

Right on the Harbour front at Lynmouth is this amazing place. The National Park Center is full of information about the local area and the Exmoor National park. I visited here because I was welcoming a walker, (Becky) who was completing the Two Moors Walk. 160K of hills, wild camping and beautiful scenery. The center holds a book that records the names and dates of all the walkers who have passed that way. The Walker statue is right across the Esplanade and is a landmark statue that sits at the end of many walks. The staff were great and really got involved with the event and welcomed and congratulated Becky on her walk. There is also a cafe upstairs which is awesome so be sure to stop for refreshments too. Check out our YouTube channel below @WeekendWildness

Great pot of tea and a lovely view.

Great source of information. We received a warm welcome and got graet hints for hikes in Exmoor. Excellent coffee and tea upstairs.

Really easy to use a mobility scooter on the route we chose, meant I didn’t get excluded from the fun and the beauty for once

1st visit to this place & it was amazing. There are so many artists of so many crafts stocked here so something for everyone, jewellery, wax, soaps, glass, textiles & more, & at very reasonable prices. All housed in a former church there is plenty of room for the wares & customers! Could have easily spent a lot more. Would highly recommend a visit. Staff very helpful & knowledgeable. Enjoy 😃

I always loose my Mrs in here for a good 30mins she loves it here. Loads of different crafts and fun items to look at

A wonderful place to visit. All quality products, very difficult to choose due to range of items.

Great place to visit for local crafts. Bit disappointed that the blacksmith seemed to have gone as I need a brush to complete my collection but they still have delicious fudge and really good creams and lotions. Some very nice bird boxes too.

First time visiting Lynton, we were looking for some nice gifts to take back to California. Instead of the usual souvenir shops we found this delightful Arts & Crafts Centre. Lots of fascinating locally-produced artwork, ceramics, jewellery, glassware, etc. We spent about an hour inside, and were very happy with our purchases. Would have bought more items if it were not for limited luggage space.

In all the times I've been to Lynton and Lynmouth (and that's a lot of times) I had never spotted this place. Well, the building, yes, buy not what's inside. It's packed with the most beautiful locally made items. Many are also very reasonably priced. All future visits will incorporate a trip here and I'd imagine I'll be able to do the majority of my years Christmas and birthday gift shopping in one swoop.

Lots of local artists contributing to a vast selection for the public to buy. Lovely building as well and friendly staff.

Lynton Post Office now closed and building up for sale; tel number no longer in use.. Tourist info was in Town Hall.

I am extremely upset and will be complaining about a Male member of staff at Lynton Tourist Information Centre, Town Hall Lee Road, Lynton Devon EX35 6BT. When visiting this establishment on Monday 25th August at 3.30pm. I was happily browsing through some of the leaflets when a lady walk in and asked the man she was desperate for accommodation in the area that took dogs. I happened to say to the lady that there were vacancies where we were staying and the lady thanked me. The lady went outside to find her husband and said she would be returning. And it was when I was alone with the male member of staff in the Tourist Information Centre he said, I am the Tourist Guide not you, I work here, it is my job to help her not yours in a very stern voice. I said I didn't mean to cause any offence and apologised and said I was trying to help as being a bank holiday vacancies was hard to find. The man totally ignored me and carried on working on his computer. I said excuse me did you hear me apologise, he still ignored me, so I left. I would have thought that the tourist information centre would have only been too pleased to know of vacancies in the area. If this man had said politely would you mind me helping this lady I wouldn't have minded, This man should not work for the tourist information centre he sets a very bad example for all those lovely members of staff from other tourist information centres.

The most amazing walks. Friendly helpful locals. Great food ( be a wee bit careful) ask before.

Only small but packed with useful information, maps and books. The staff very friendly and helpful

Packed with information on the local area inc. Exmoor National Park, lots of walking maps etc.

Very beautiful building and helpful too

Lots of information about local area

A lovely quiet place on the hill just above Lynton. The grounds are interesting to explore, in conjunction with the explanation board, to try and piece the layout together. The explanation board sits at the corner of the ruins. The ground is not paved so it can be slippery. There is a track that can be followed to take you around to the Valley of the Rocks. Unfortunately, there were no shops to enable me to buy merchandise.

This is very attractive and worth a look. We only found it because the owner of the hotel we were staying in told us about lots of places off the beaten track. Could spend hours exploring the pretty stream and taking photos and just enjoying the peace!

Beautiful to see and so peaceful. Tricky road down to it with steep gradient and switchback. Very slippery under the trees when driving down

It’s a lovely timeless place but sadly not a robber to be seen. Great boatmen scudding in across the quiet stream though.

I went to see this bridge after seeing it on a postcard and when we arrived it was vastly different. The bridge is quite small and narrow while there is another passage over off to the other side useful for larger off-road cars. The bridge overlooks a small stream which is more attractive than the bridge itself.

This ancient bridge probably dates back to the Roman Empire and the moss-covered forest looks very mystical.

As beautiful as the images, just need care the curves and steep road, and the bridge is too narrow to pass through for some big vehicles.

Beautiful spot. I got a flat tyre and spent several hours here. Couldn’t have wished for a livelier spot to break down

Beautiful gallery with a great range of prices making it easily accessible for everyone. Very helpful owner who was painting at the back of the gallery! Great gallery dog too

My favourite art gallery in Devon!

absolutely lovely art 🥰❤️

Lovely shop 🙂