The 29 best beaches in and around Braunton

What a amazing and beautiful beach. It’s such a wonderful place to visit.. I love visiting again and again. The restaurant allocated on site were good. I would recommend the cleaning service to monitor the toilets more regularly. However the sunset in the evening was breathtaking.

Huge beautiful dog friendly sandy beach! The only thing that lets it down, like most UK beaches, is the public toilets - they are absolutely revolting - filthy and smell so bad you need a gas mask to enter!

What a great Beach! The sun was out and the surf was up….kind of, we were here for August bank holiday Monday so got here at around 10am ….and at 10.30am they were heading up the road with the car park full/closed signs, so get here early. There is a great little beach hut cafe selling pasties and rolls , coffee etc also a little shop selling beach tat. There is also a restaurant there for the more refined palate. There is a surf shop and surf school for all your surfing needs. The beach itself was clean and massive! Check the tide times…at low tide it’s quite a walk to get to the sea. I took the kids body boarding which they loved…the waves were big enough without being scary and we never ventured over waist depth. It’s dog friendly so plenty of ankle biters yapping and changing around but not too much of a nuisance. We took our own gear but you can hire everything there if you want to, including windbreaks, chairs, even beach tents…they do a complete beach camp set up for £20 there’s even huts available for £30. All in all a fab day was had by all, topped off by having fish and chips at squires in nearby Braunton.

Beautiful place! This is the pictures of the dunes and you can walk for hours. Highly recommended but is a 2.5 mile walk to the beach from here. There is parking further up off the main road that takes you directly to the beach. The parking for the dunes was £2.50 which is fair and the sights are worth it. Just try to memorise way back

We had such a lovely visit to Saunton Sands Beach with our dog! The beach is absolutely beautiful – wide, sandy, and stretches on for miles. It’s the perfect place for a long walk, and our dog had the best time running free and splashing in the sea. It’s great to find a dog-friendly beach that’s also so clean and peaceful. The views are stunning and there’s plenty of space, even on a busy day. We’ll definitely be coming back – it’s a little slice of coastal paradise! 🐾🌊🐶

Very good accommodation, with very good food served in the restaurant and very friendly staff. Great beach where dogs can run free. 😊

Dog friendly beach with plenty of parking. Free toilets and a cafe with plenty of options to suit all tastes. Miles and miles of proper sandy beach where the tide goes out for what seems like forever. Space for ball games and kite flying

We paid the £2.50 toll road fee and parked at Crow Point car park, we then took the dunes walk. A lovely walk spoiled by numerous dog owners not clearing up after their pets. You end up smelling dog droppings along the walk when it should just be fresh sea air..

Quiet & spaceous! Walked across the sand ( dragging the wife in a wheelchair with a piggy back on the soft stuff) Had a picnic when the tide was out. Freindly locals who were up for a chat!

A great area to walk around. Also close to the Assault training and D Day Landing craft mock-ups which are must to visit. There is also a ship wreck which still has the engine in place. Same parking area for all, just £2.50 for the private toll.

Lovely hidden gem. We heard about it from some locals listening in on our conversation over drinks. You can do a good few miles loop along the beach and cutting back in across the dunes, or walk all the way to Saunton Sands. Good for windsurfing when conditions right.

A lovely place to take your dog or children to. Plenty to keep both amused and wide open spaces on the beach. Accessed by a toll road (£2.50) with a electronic barrier with quite a few speed bumps and passing places before you reach the large parking area which is gravel and can be a bit muddy after prolonged rain. Parts of the area are Army training grounds but are still accessible. There are expansive views up river to Barnstaple and across to Instow and Appledore and out to sea. No toilets or places to get refreshments so you’ll need to make sure you have everything you need for the day. There’s a lot of driftwood on the beach for children to make camps and shelters and the odd shipwreck to play with. On a warm summer’s day it’s a lovely place to spend some time walking in the dunes but be aware that there are Adders and it’s best to keep your pet close by as it’s a slow drive to the nearest vet in Braunton.

Access took longer than I thought it would but provision for parking was good! I wish I had longer to explore because there’s clearly lots of the area to look at! Lovely views across the Taw estuary to Appledore

Always visit crow point when in North Devon, £2.50 parking. Wildlife great, saw a Grass Snake near the toll gate. Had a good walk up to Saunton sands and back. Lovely chilled afternoon.

What a fantastic beach we have visited a few times now and it’s become a family favorite!!! Me and my son visited for a couple of days of bodyboarding some beautiful waves we parked in the national trust car park which is free if you’re a member or £10 if not still a bargain for all day … Definitely worth a visit I can highly recommend

My favourite beach in England. Super clean, always lots of spots available away from other beach users. Perfect for surfers, families and dog walkers.

Long stretch of sandy beach. It was incredibly busy entering near Sandy Bar car park but a lot quieter if you venture a few minutes away. The sea was fairly rough when we went. There is a lifeguard on duty here. There are a good selection of rock pools here too, especially towards the Barricane beach end (though difficult to know where each beach starts and ends).

Such a beautiful and well maintained beach. Plenty of parking options if you aren’t staying locally, National Trust members can even park for free now on Marine Drive! Board and wetsuit hire available on the slipway and there are plenty of food and drinks options available there too, as well as on the beach itself. Beautiful walks along the dunes to Putsborough or in the opposite direction along the coast path to a whole range of smaller beaches.

Brilliant beach, great lifeguards. Huge beach which is well serviced with bins and ice cream vendors. Lovely sandy beach with areas for dogs off lead, on lead, and a no dog area.

Lovely dog friendly beach. Just went for the 2 mile walk each way and a well deserved ice lolly at the end. Beautiful sand dunes with little lizards. Clean and child friendly. Plenty of body boarders out too.

A beautiful, long stretch of sandy beach that's perfect for a coastal walk or relaxing day out. It was busy around the Sandy Bar car park, but if you're willing to walk just a few minutes further along the beach, it becomes much quieter and more peaceful. The sea was fairly rough during the late evening when we visited, so probably better for experienced swimmers or surfers at that time. Overall, a lovely spot with plenty of space once you move away from the main access points. Highlights: long beach, Golden sand, enough car parking (paid), some beach shops near by to rent/buy equipments.

Worth the parking ticket. Friendly staff in Cafe and shop. Piping hot food tasty Pasties! We really enjoyed surfing. Careful driving down.. take it slow it's a fabulous day out. Surfing rental place was good value if you want to rent a board and wet suit for 2 hours ( we didn't have lessons as we have done elsewhere amd couldnt for that in on the day) but the suana and showers were not available which was disappointing. Surfing was good fun in wet weather as you don't notice the drizzle!

Absolutely spot on location, be careful from Croyde down the lanes mind as they are tight lol! Jurassic vybes here for sure. Great waves on the day I was here, lots of rock pooling opportunity to the far left of the beach / cliff face. My daughter loved it! Beach spotless and dramatic. Sand lovely and firm like carpet opposed to dry, deep and tiring. Resident cafe/restaurant food very good quality and plentiful for the price IMO as were the cost of gifts reasonable. Really fun day with ample parking and well worth the £14 fee. Cheap day out in hindsight with a spot of lunch for a family for 4. Would highly recommend! Lots of nice purple rocks too!! Toilets good quality, spotless and free.

Putsborough beach is a long stretching and relaxing beach. It has both a dog and non-dog section of the beach, paid parking £8-£14 depending on time, a cafe, shop and ice cream store. There are also toilets on site. The beach can be busy but has plenty of room to find a space you are happy with. Great waves and all in all an amazing beach.

£10 parking for a day. Great toilets and changing area. Beach cafe too

Very nice Beach, good walk, mostly dog friendly

One of the most stunning beaches in the UK. Putsborough beach and Woolacombe beach are a must to visit. Plus it’s super nice that you can walk between the two and enjoy each village

Absolutely stunning spot. More sheltered from the SW winds than Woolacombe beach so waves better in windy conditions. Great cafe with good choice of food and drink. Sandy beach. Scrupulously clean and bonus of rocks to get changed on to keep off the sand. Best beach in the area

We Visited Croyde beach whilst staying just across the road at The Parkdean Ruda holiday park. What a lovely beach. There is a surf shop and an ice cream shop but these were never open when we visited in May and again in July. However the entrance to the beach does need some upkeep and the toilets aren’t very well kept.You almost wonder if you’ve come to the right place, but once you hit the sand dunes and get on to the beach. Just wow ! Masses of space. Very clean beautiful sand. Well marked out areas for the life guards to drive down to the water. Plenty of space for swimmers and surfers. Go for a walk when the tide is out and go to the rock pools to see what wildlife you can find. Take a kite as there is plenty of space and wind. Easy access from the main road there is a car park which charges I believe by the hour (didn’t park here as we were staying two minutes walk from the beach) We loved it here so much we would visit every day.

Very nice sandy beach with people surfing, everyone having a lovely time. Lifeguards on patrol

Amazing beach, not too busy, nice rock pools to explore too.

Croyde Beach is absolutely stunning – one of the best beaches in North Devon! The golden sand, rolling waves, and beautiful surrounding scenery make it the perfect spot for a day out. It’s great for surfers, families, or anyone who just wants to relax and enjoy the sea air. The beach is clean and well looked after, and there are lovely coastal walks nearby with amazing views. We always feel completely refreshed after a visit. A real gem on the Devon coast! 🌊🏄‍♂️☀️

Love this place.plenty of room for all but no dogs other than in the dunes. Toilets and shop at one end. River which the kids love to play in at the other. Life guards on duty 10am to 6pm. Not a swimming type of beach as loads are bodyboarding.

This beach is fantastic, the waves are great and the lifeguards are really on-it with safety so you feel safe in the water. We came with two young kids and it was perfect. It does get quite busy but there's always a space, even if you have to walk a bit. It can get quite windy.

Beautiful beach with lifeguards. The rock formations on your left (facing out to sea) are stunning. There are car parks, cafes, toilets & shops all easily accessible It’s really good for surfing and body boarding as the waves are meaty. The lifeguards are on it and keep you safe. Highly recommend

Lovely and quiet, dog friendly beach. Beautiful views and mobile pizza van during the evenings. Nice little place.

Beautiful and long beach! Just be aware of tidal times as sea can come next to you very quickly

Lovely beach, very dog friendly and loads of parking (and toilets in the car parks)

A very popular beach due to the fact when the tide is out, its very large. The nearest car park I used was Sandhills car park, postcode EX39 4LF. Its right next to the beach. Its pay and display. Pub nearby. The beach is easy to walk on being relatively flat. Very popular with dog walkers. It faces West so great to see the sunset from. Definitely worth a visit if youre in the area.

Amazing went at around 6:50 - 7:00 in the morning amazing bunch of people stunning sun 🌅

This beach was clean and is a lovely place to go for a peaceful walk. There is an ice van on the beach and also a pizza van in the evenings. The only downfall is due to the pollution in the water it isn’t suitable for swimming in and if you aren’t keen on dogs you probably should give this beach a miss as it is extremely popular with dog walker.

Instow Beach was beautiful. We took the dog for a walk along it in the evening. The tide was coming in slowly as the sun was setting. Plenty of people still out and about going for a walk with their dogs. It’s a very clean and tidy beach. Easily accessible and plenty of parking available along the road. EDITED - Added some more photos from our recent visit. The views in the evening when it’s dark are amazing!

Nice little cove. Sand very gritty. Went there looking for shells that apparently wash in from the Caribbean but none to be had. Little cafe there too for a drink or something to eat

Family friendly beach. Sandy and very few rocks or shells. Loads of spaces on beach esp during low tide. Rock pooling with crabs and small fishes. Two streams of water perfect for toddlers to splash about. Two toilets within a few mins walk, plus a few shops selling beach toys and RNLI life guards during holiday season. Water is cold so need wetsuits for body boarding. My children (10 & 8) had a smashing time. We came for a long weekend and came to this beach 4 days in a row. We’ll be back!

A gorgeous secluded beach with a fab beach cafe. I collected some beautiful little shells from here! Great parking on the road above, although the maximum stay is only 4 hours!

Absolutely beautiful and great fun for all the family, including dogs🙂 Paddle boarding is good but can't go too far as the current will potentially drag you towards the rocks. When the tide is out the rocks are great for exploring. Lots of rock pools, shells etc. Beautiful scenery. Definitely recommend.

Really lovely little beach and nicer than visiting all of the busier bigger beaches. There is a small takeaway cafe down there with sandwiches and other things. The rock formations down here and very picturesque and fun to walk and climb around. Definitely worth a visit. You can park on the road above if you manage to find a space otherwise you will need to walk a short while to get there.

Such a wonderful small and quiet beach! I came here with my friends to search for sea glass. We found some creatures like crabs in the rock pools. The cafe seems nice, we wanted to try the curry but did not have time that day - but from what I heard from others sounds fantastic! I have always prefered this kind of pebble beach compared to sand beach but it will depend on your prefrence.

Fantastic beach with rock pools and it's is also sandy, just down the road from the much more busy Woolacombe beach. It's does have steep stairs to go down and parking is very limited. Woolcomeb shops are around 10 min walk.

Local car park has a coffee hut but no toilets, its around a 15 - 20 minutes walk to the start of the sand dunes which were absolutely beautiful. My little boy loved it! We didn't get to the beach as we had somewhere ro be so not sure how much further it was but quite a challenging walk once your on the dunes. Other than that its a flat and easy walk

Visited concrete mock landing craft which were used to practice beach landings, Lovely bike ride but was difficult to find them.

What an amazing place, yet, how generous of some dog walkers to leave their special gifts as tokens of their visit to share with others specially wrapped in plastic bags, or alternatively just left for you to tread in, please see attached photos :(. What is going on inside the head of someone who does this on a site of special scientific interest? Might be an idea for someone to instal doggy bags and waste bin? Must be one of the rudest things you can deliberately do to a beautiful nature site. Selfishness on steroids. PLEASE REMOVE YOUR DOG'S WASTE AND HAVE SOME RESPECT!

Really good walk/hike to the beach 🏝️

Beautiful place to go for a walk and enjoy the views

Beautiful tranquil site. Friendly run car park with cafe and toilet. We took our dog who loved it and would definitely recommend for at least 2 hour visit

Absolutely stunning views, but you need to go prepared for a long walk to get to the beach, don't think the walk is for the faint hearted, but it's worth it just for the landscape and natural beauty and wildlife of the burrows 😀😀😀

Good little beach with nice shops nearby.

My childhood lies here

Really loved this beach compared to some of the bigger busier beaches near here. Parking is a bit of a pain so you will have to walk a bit to get there but it's definitely worth it. We went in the evening and had the whole beach to ourselves as nobody else was there. Its a good beach also for sea glass hunting! Be aware that it is quite a few steps down to the beach so not suitable for those who can't walk much as they might struggle.

Very clean, tucked away beach by the watersmeet Hotel. Tucked away and great for dogs. Very clean as are the rest of the beaches around here. Good for rock pooling and other activities. Lots of space at low tide and normally very quiet.

This is by far the nicest place I have been in the UK! When the tide is out you can access the beach by the steps (so unfortunately no good for anyone with mobility problems) Once the seas out it leaves lots of little rock pools, some up to your thigh and the water is perfectly clear. Because of the rocks you can get a bit of privacy pretty much all around the edges. Beautiful beach, perfect for all, we thoroughly enjoyed exploring the rock pools, jumping the waves and building sandcastles. We will certainly be back!!

Lovely beach with lots of nooks and coves to explore and discover. Good for surfing and bodyboarding as well as a normal beach day. Accessible at low tide via steps or from Woolacombe beach. 10/10 beach

Lovely quiet beach even on the first weekend of Easter half term. Loads of room on the sand when the tide is out.

Awesome beach for surfing and rock pooling. Very quiet compared to the organised Woolacombe Beach. Only drawback is no dogs allowed!

Lovely and great for looking for sea life in the rock pools.

Great little caravan site! Quiet with stunning views. Ball games, bikes, scooters etc. Are not allowed, as this keeps things calm and quiet, but as the beach is right next to you this isn't a problem. Coastle path for a lovely walk to baggy point/croyde. Dogs are also allowed. We have two children and they just spend the whole time playing with the other kids on the site, they love it. As it's so small and safe you're not worried, and most people are happy to keep an eye on each other's children. There is a toilet block on site and showers and laundry facilities up at the farm. So nice to be able to sit up away from the masses when it's busy, but still have the view. And just pop down to the beach as and when without having to take your kitchen sink with you.

One of, if not The most expensive places to park at the beach in north Devon. However its also arguably the prettiest beach in north Devon too. Steps or a slope down to the golden sands. A well known spot for surfing and often more sheltered with waves that are less hard breaking than nearby Croyde, and which break closer to the shore than Saunton. A massive beach as the tide drops out, means there is always space to be found. The beach cafe perched halfway down the cliff can become overwhelmed on busy days, but that's not surprising. There is now a resident surf school on site.

Well worth the money!, great cafe,great beach can't ask for more

A wonderful caravan site. We have stayed twice and will do so again. Rob really looks after you, he even pitched our van for us. The views are second to none of the best beach in England.

Putsborough is lovely. Good facilities etc. As everyone knows, Rob Tucker charges a small fortunate to park; it has always been this way!

28yrs of visiting and having family in the area. Never let's you down great for the kids and adults alike. Only thing that's changed is surfers are using whole beach, not right of rocks as previously. 🇬🇧😎

Amazing beach, perfect for the family, surfing, swimming, skim boarding, kite flying in fact the perfect beach. A great cafe with reasonable prices and really nice toilets.

Stunning vistas, Golden sand, a spectacular pebble ridge and easy parking. There's also a very good café. RNLI keep everything safe too.

Lovely beach, easy to park and no cost in the winter. If you head for the far end of the beach when the tide is out it's lovely and quiet. Not good for those with restricted mobility as most ways onto the beach involve crossing the pebble ridge, but fine if you just want the burrows. Horses and sheep roam free, loads of picnic benches and places to sit.

Great walk and relatively flat. The visitor centre was a welcome pitstop for coffee and cake.

Dog friendly beach, good cafe with a great selection served by wonderful, friendly staff. The only issue is the cost of parking. It is one fee, £8, however long you stay. You can come and go during the day as much as you want on the same ticket but if you only plan on staying for a short while be aware of the cost.

Beautiful place. The diversity of nature is breathtaking. Car parking staff are so helpful

Loved it. So wonderful to see the entire area looked after so well. Nature and modernisation go hand in hand, golfing with sheep and horses! The sea and the views were magnificent. Do bring a waterproof jacket that keeps the blustery wind out and water to wash your feet if you're planning to head to the beach for a stroll.

Great country park just North of Westward Ho! Free parking and also close to the beach (just got to tackle the large pebble barrier thing!) The country park also has a visitor centre in case you need to refresh, lots of options in terms of directions to walk off - just be careful of the golf balls!!

Beautiful sandy beach.... just got to climb over rocks to get to it, or walk to the lifeguard hut and there is a walkway down. Tide goes out a very long way. Very flet beach so the waters edge stays shallow for long way, ideal for children.

A nice beach, and very popular with families. Plenty of toilets, arcades and amenities nearby. Dogs not allowed until October.

Lots of huge stones to cross before reaching sand, good for surfing. A few things for the kids, crazy golf etc. Plenty of food outlets. Very nice sunset

Very nice beach with lots of space for the kids to play. When the tide is out, it's a lush walk down to the shoreline for stunning views of Westward Ho!

A lovely, large sandy beach. We parked at the Northam Burrows car park and walked over the large pebble ridge to get onto the sand. The beach is vast and clean, perfect for a long walk.

Massive beach at low tide with plenty of room for everyone. There is a specified area for dog walking so make sure you're in the right place.

Great beach. Good resource food, drink, equivalent and toilets are close by if you do a spur of the moment trip. Try the shop further away from the main beach to get abetter deals on equipment and clothes. Thw Tide does come i. Showroom fast which is cool too see. Not so cool when you misread the waves. Clean beach with a lot of parking close to or 5 minutes walk to. Genuinely one of the best active beach I have been to.

Lovely walk, very scenic. Parked in national trust car park. £5.00 for all day. The machine wouldn't take cards, we just about scraped the money together in coins.

Some steep elements and rocky paths but it is a coastal path. National Trust parking which can be expensive and they have a cafe there too. Scenery is beautiful and worth the 2 mile round trip.

£8 with toilets but if u have a national trust membership scan it n it's free . Lovely circular route took a picture of the map before left . Might need ur windproof around the top , beautiful view can walk around to woolcombe sand along the coastal path.

Difficult roads in a motor home narrow lanes and tight to go to car park walks from there are great and you can walk down to beach well worth visit picnic in car park it’s a NT

Great free parking for NT members with a reasonably priced tearoom close by. The changing rooms/toilets were clean and had hot water but no soap. Brilliant location for the beach, plenty of rock pools for the kids and coastal pathway access.Slightly hairy road to get to it but hey, everything in this part of the world is an adventure when driving. I'd suggest coming into Croyde from the south as road fairly wide(B3231) rather than the easterly approach on the B3343 which at points is very narrow and meeting other cars a test on your spatial awareness!

Lovely walk from Croyde to Baggy point Fantastic views the whole way to the point

Just the most stunning walk along to Baggy point, although close to edge in parts, the path is well made and level for the majority of the walk. For the fitter walkers there's a steeper circular walk. Parking is free for NationalbTrust members.

Amazingly beautiful place. As you walk down the stairs there is a waterfall to your right. The rocks are perfect for exploring and climbing as the tide goes out, but be warned; the tide turns quickly.

Unspoilt beach with a shipwreck. Intertidal pools have anenomies in but beware these can sting soft tissue on your legs and torso. Watch the tide times too. Access suitable for most able bodies people but very steep steps.

Very special place. Absolutely love it here! It’s a long walk from the car park at mortehoe but my word,it’s worth it! The walk itself is quite challenging,lots of steps and steep slopes!

Beautiful secluded Bay with a steep decent to reach a stoney shelly beach at high tide and at low the sand is revealed and many rock pools. Often calm as its sheltered by the sw winds.

Beautiful beautiful Rockham beach... only accessible on foot it remains a hidden gem on the north Devon coast... a rock pooling paradise when the tide is out and perfect for enjoying romantic sunsets!

Amazing. Rock pools, sand and seals. No lifeguard and you will need an oxygen mask or sherpas to get back to the campsite.

Beach looks great, but as of 15th April 2021 there is no access to the beach at all. The wooden steps down have been completely swept away and beach is surrounded by cliffs so there's no practical way down.

We love Gray Sands feels like our own private beach with wildlife and beautiful views and flora...

Beautiful beach walk along the South West Coast Path. Great place to enjoy the scenery

Lovely place to walk even more so with a energetic dog

The best beach ever, always clean, dog friendly and has a blue flag

Great dog walk, beautiful views

Lovely relaxing place lovely weather, lovely walk

Lovely. Peaceful. Cool breeze. Sea birds

Interesting variety of boats, some that have seen better days 🤣

Lovely bracing walk on a cold but sunshiny October afternoon

Great place to sit and relax Great views Easy to access Nice place for a walk or picnic

Nice enough for a walk on a warm day taking in the views of the estuary. However be aware that you most likely will encounter a number of sheep during your walk . And you will have to negotiate loads of sheep dung along the grassy walkway.

A lovely area with paths and benches to sit on.

Chill out and watch the world go by.

Lovely place to walk from, along the river bank.

Wonderful trip drove down to Lee's bay. We loved Rock pools but slippery shoes almost caused incident. Highly recommended welly boots or water sport shoes which can step on the slippery seaweed stones. Limited car parking be aware the narrow road as well.

Do NOT drive down here if you’re in a van, an absolute nightmare of a road and then there is literally nowhere to park once you get there. The village is cute I guess but not worth the stress, and the bay is mediocre at best. Do not recommend.

Great little place although not much in the way of shops, cafes etc. Large sheltered rocky beach, ideal for rock pooling. There is a public car park and toilets a short walk from the beach. The coastal walk from Ilfracombe is 3.5 miles to Lee and takes in some beautiful cliff top views. Great for families and dog walkers and I would recommend taking a picnic/packed lunch if you are spending the day there.

Beautiful party of the North Devon coastline. Great spot for rock pooling and crabbing and a lovely, hidden bit of sandy beach just round the corner. Watch out for the tide though as it cuts off the two stretches of beach from each other.

Peaceful and stunning view

Pretty with the sharp rocks striking out through the sand. Wouldn't really go here though for a beach day. Not much parking as well and windy single track down a steep hill.

Sandy cove, to the left of Lee bay is beautiful. Can be accessed round the rocks when the tide is out or via the coast path. Parking is free but limited.

Just had a lovely week at the Old coach house with 12 family.Cant fault the place,the owners have gone above and beyond to make sure you want for nothing,the place was spotless and catered for everyone in our family from young kids to great grandparents. Thank you

Absolutely beautiful rental home with so much space. Lots of kids entertainment such as football table, darts, hot tub and board games etc. The bedrooms are all fantastic and super comfortable all with en suites. We loved this place and will be definitely coming back that’s for sure. 5 stars

Stayed here last week with 11 others. Absolutely wonderful place. Booked through Sykes Cottages. It's enormous with great facilities. 6 large double bedrooms, multiple reception rooms with a quirky style. Sonos soundbar and access to multimedia like Netflix and Prime. A great outdoor space with terrace, seating for all guests, sun loungers and a hot tub. Owners live nearby and nothing was too much trouble for them. The house was exceptionally clean and "covid-secure". If it wasn't booked this week I would have happily stayed longer. Superb place and somewhere I'd highly recommend for families or large groups.

Can't fault in any way- clean, well specc'd, great games room, lovely kitchen & really well thought out layout & bedrooms.. location is great to get everywhere- and close to some great places to eat!! Squires being one, along with Heanton Court & Williams Arms..

Very well maintained house. Very clean and very modern kitchen