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Devon

Branscombe

Tucked away in a valley that runs down to a beach on the famous Jurassic Coast, there is a timeless magic about this old village

Seaton, Devon, EX12 3DB

A view of the shoreline with the coastline in the background at Branscombe beach, Devon

Important notice

Manor Mill will be closed on Wednesday 18 September but will be back open on Sunday 22 September. Please note that the Old Bakery Tea-room is currently closed. Apologies for any inconvenience.

Planning your visit

Family on a walk with their dog at High Peak Estate, Derbyshire
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Visiting Branscombe with your dog 

Find out about visiting Branscombe with your dog, from where you can and can’t take them, to the facilities available for dog owners. Branscombe is a two pawprint rated place.

Blacksmith sends sparks flying at the anvil inside at Branscombe, Devon
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Things to do in Branscombe 

Branscombe is part of the Jurassic Coast, but Branscombe has more than just the beach to explore. Discover the 18th-century forge and Manor Mill, restored and in full working order.

Gravel pathways leading through a grassy orchard with a thatched yellow building
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Accessibility at Branscombe 

Branscombe village is tucked away in a valley that runs down to a beach on the famous Jurassic Coast. By car, the village is accessed along a narrow network of lanes. There are toilets, visitor information and a café in the village near the main car parking areas. A wheelchair-accessible toilet is available when the café is open. Visitors can follow a 1km relatively level, accessible walking/wheeling route to the beach from the National Trust car park.

Two adult visitors looking at each other and laughing as they stand atop the Gatehouse at Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

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