Places to stay in North Devon

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Whatever your requirements there is a variety of interesting accommodation for you to choose from in North Devon. From a Manor house with an oak hammer beamed ceiling to a bothy with an outside loo and of course a selection of other places in between.

To book any of the accommodation please ring 0344 335 1295

Combe Martin area

We have two cottages which are just outside Combe Martin. Great walks from the door, but only a short drive from the beach and village facilities.
Exterior of West Challacombe Cottage
Exterior of West Challacombe Cottage

Lynton and Lynmouth area

Just two miles from Lynmouth is the hamlet of Countisbury. Choose a cottage high on the cliffs or get closer to the sea in our very own Lighthouse Keepers' cottage. Take a look and see just where the Lighthouse Keepers' cottage is.
 
Airel view of foreland lighthouse, the ideal holiday cottage for groups
Foreland Lighthouse holiday cottage

Peppercombe area

Set in their own gated valley with a private beach the cottages at Peppercombe can provide a great escape. 

What ever the weather Combe Cottage is cosy
Warming fire on in the lounge at Combe Cottage

Exmoor Bunkhouse

Want to escape with a group of friends? Exmoor Bunkhouse sleeps up to 18 people. Whether you're a group of friends wanting to get away or an organised residential trip, this is a great value option. The bunkhouse could even be used for a conference or team-building exercise? If you want to undertake voluntary conservation work then that is an option too. Why not take a look around.
 
Exmoor Bunkhouse is a great base for groups to explore Exmoor and the North Devon coast
Exmoor Bunkhouse exterior

Simple Bothies

For a true escape for the modern world why not have a night or two at one of our Bothies. Imagine a stone tent and you won't be disappointed. There may be no electric and the loo is outside, but the views are fantastic. Great value for up to 4 people. Take a look at the stunning location of Foreland Bothy

Simple and rustic, but with a beach almost to yourself
Looking pout to sea form the Bothy garden