Activities at Brownstone and Coleton Camp

Bluebells flowering in the garden at Coleton Fishacre
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Bluebell spotting around Brownstone and Coleton Camp

Brownstone and Coleton Camp, Devon

The sight of a swathe of bluebells is one of the highlights of late spring, and we are lucky enough to have a couple of areas around Brownstone and Coleton Camp where they can be seen.

View of the rugged coastline at Froward Point, Devon
Walking trail

Froward Point walk

Brownstone and Coleton Camp, Devon

A walk from Brownstone to Froward Point and back via the South West Coast Path boasts great views, interesting history and the chance to spot seals.

  • Moderate
  • 1 hour
  • 3.0 miles (4.8km)
Bench on the coast path with the view of the cliffs and sea near Coleton Fishacre, Devon
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Dog walking, Walking

Visiting Brownstone and Coleton Camp: what you need to know

Brownstone and Coleton Camp, Devon

We're looking forward to welcoming you back to the coast. Please be aware the car parks at Brownstone, Coleton Camp and Scabbacombe Sands are small, and accessed by country lanes. At busy holiday times the car parks can quickly fill up.

A National Trust ranger van parked at Man Sand beach
Walking trail

Coastal circular walk from Woodhuish

Brownstone and Coleton Camp, Devon

This circular walk near Coleton Fishacre leads from Woodhuish Farm to Man Sands beach and back via the South West Coast Path. It takes in a wetland area perfect for bird watching, rugged coastline, a secluded beach and even a Victorian cider press.

  • Moderate
  • 1 hour
  • 3.0 miles (4.8km)