Top Things to do in Exmoor National Park
What to do and see in Exmoor National Park, England: The Best Things to do Good for a Rainy Day
Discover the best top things to do in Exmoor National Park, United Kingdom including Miles Tea & Coffee Merchants, Allerford Museum, Lynton Cinema, Exmoor Adventures, Churchgate Gallery, All Saints Church, Indicknowle Farm, Exmoor Glass, Dunster Castle, Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway.
Restaurants in Exmoor National Park
1. Miles Tea & Coffee Merchants
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
Nestled in the village of Porlock, Exmoor National Park. The shop sells a wide range of Miles loose tea, teabags, coffee, hot chocolate, and many other gifts and tea and coffee accessories. Since 1888 the Miles family have been producing award winning products. Tours of the roastery and tasting events take place every month, check out the website or facebook events for more details.
2. Allerford Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
3. Lynton Cinema
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 265 reviews
Reviewed By 399eve - Cirencester, United Kingdom
fantastic little local cinema wish I could go more often plenty of room in the comfy seats friendly staff and volunteers
4. Exmoor Adventures
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 222 reviews
Exmoor Adventures provide a range of Outdoor Activities on Exmoor and the Quantock Hills. We cater for school, scout, stag, hen, family and corporate groups. Activities include mountain biking, kayaking, coasteering, canoeing, orienteering, rock climbing, tree climbing, stand-up paddle boarding, archery and more! We're also set up as a Bike hire facility, with Mountain Bikes and E-Bikes!
5. Churchgate Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 11 reviews
This spacious gallery with a growing reputation shows a large selection of carefully selected work. The ever changing stock includes contemporary paintings, original etchings, prints, jewellery, ceramics, sculpture and lots of other interesting pieces. Regular exhibitions are held.
Reviewed By GreenVeg - Bristol, United Kingdom
We visited this gallery as we were in Porlock and liked one of the pictures in the window. Very friendly, welcoming and knowledgable staff. Lots of fantastic pieces and books to browse. Love that the gallery is also dog friendly. Can't wait for another visit!
6. All Saints Church
7. Indicknowle Farm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By JackP196 - Chichester, United Kingdom
There was no one part better than another, it was better than all the rest for us, Sue and Mark are the ideal hosts and as usual, on arrival, Sue lays the table with her home made bread, home made scones, home made jam and cream and it just gets better. Both Sue and Mark are always there to help, even though Indicknowle is a full time hard working farm. The meat is excellent and the cider is a passion with them. The cottage itself is spotless and very well looked after with two onsuite bedrooms. If you want a holiday where you dont have to go anywhere if you dont want to, this is it. Having said that, you are close to lots of coastal ports to visit and eat out, there are boat trips for fishing or sightseeing. Something for everyone, even a rail trip for those steam enthusiasts. If that is not enough, Marks dad Jeff is a mine of information and son Christopher showed me how to catch trout. We cannot wait to go back again to this lovely place and lovely very friendly people Thank you Sue Mark and Christopher and dad, Jeff
8. Exmoor Glass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By janefY2944AB - Rainhill, United Kingdom
Lovely trinkets and gifts, came here 20 years ago...so glad its still here. Nice treats to buy if a little expensive for the glass wear
9. Dunster Castle
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,489 reviews
Reviewed By soundmary
We had a fantastic day out at Dunster Castle, the volunteers and staff were lovely to chat to, the gentleman who did our attic tour was really knowledgable and interesting, that tour is well worth doing. We wished we had been able to come when the mill was in operation but the volunteers there were very good at making it come alive and explaining how it all worked. The gardens are also very beautiful and you could spend a long time just wandering. We also had a meal in the cafe by the mill and a cup of tea by the castle, all very good.
10. Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,984 reviews
Devon's famous Lynton & Lynmouth funicular Cliff Railway is the most exciting way to travel between these two historic towns & will be the highlight of any visit. Enjoy stunning views of the North Devon Coastline as you ride the steepest totally water powered railway in the world or relax in our Cliff Top Cafe with a traditional Devon Cream Tea. This historic Victorian railway opened in 1890. The 862 feet of track rises 500 feet with an impressive gradient of 57% providing stunning views across Lynmouth Bay. The railway is a fully working listed heritage monument is the UK's only fully water powered railway and one of only three examples left in the world.
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