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Dunsland

Devon

A grand Parkland abundant in wildlife and with over 900 years of history

Dunsland Park, Brandis Corner, Holemoor, Nr Holsworthy, Devon, EX22 7YE

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Ancient oak tree at Dunsland, Devon

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By road
Take the A3072 between Holsworthy and Hatherleigh. Exit at Brandis Corner, then head in the direction of Holemoor. Dunsland will be on your left hand side one mile on from Brandis Corner.
By train
Barnstaple is the nearest railway station with public transport links, approximately 27 miles from Dunsland.
By bus
Turners Tours 639, Hatherleigh to Holsworthy. Stagecoach 6, Holsworthy to Okehampton. Alight Holemoor Cross next to Dunsland Park main entrance. Or alight Dunsland Cross for ½ mile walk down permissive track, bringing you to the rear entrance to Dunsland Parkland. Visit Traveline for more information
Cycling
The Tarka Trail follows the old railways of North Devon, forming part of Devon's Coast to Coast cycle route (part of National Cycle Network Route 27) between Ilfracombe and Plymouth. It also joins The West Country Way cycle route (part of National Cycle Network Route 3) between Bristol and Padstow, which passes within a few miles of Dunsland at Holsworthy. Visit the Sustrans website for more information

Two visitors walking through the grounds of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal with the abbey ruins in the background

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