Knightshayes

Whether you're coming with the whole family or just bringing your little ones to get some fresh air, we've got some highlights and info to help you plan your day.

Built for Sir John Heathcoat Amory (1829-1914), former MP for Tiverton, the house remained in the family for 125 years.

Find out more about the formal and woodland garden, the kitchen garden, wider parkland and Impey woodland at Knightshayes and find out why they're some of the most significant and special spaces in the country.

The parkland, garden and house might be closed but you can still tick of some "50 things" activities at home

Why not take the chance to explore off the beaten track at this tranquil woodland in the Dart Valley? If you're lucky you might even spot an otter or two.

Everything you need to know about bringing your dog to Knightshayes, including walks in the parkland and woodland.

We aren't currently accepting any volunteer applications due to the current situation. However when we do re-open there's a range of roles that you can choose from whilst helping to care for this special place.

Find out how to grow your own loofahs to use at home with some top tips from our Gardening Team.

We love food, and we've got some great recipes to prove it. We've put together some of our favourites taking you step-by-step through the process of cooking up some delicious treats.

Take some time to browse the online shop.

Why is this little Rembrandt portrait under the spotlight? Find out more about its exciting journey in BBC Four's 'Britain's Lost Masterpieces'

A Victorian visionary architect, great 20th century gardeners, and interiors the owners never really appreciated.