Watersmeet

A fast flowing river at Watersmeet, Devon

Peaceful trees line a river in Watersmeet, Devon

Important notice -

Watersmeet tea-room is open and you don't need to book to visit.

Dramatic river gorge and ancient woodland in stunning surroundings

Overview
Opening times
How to get here
Facilities and access
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Family walking in the woodland at Box Hill, Surrey

Which places are open and what you need to know before you visit

We’ve opened more than 135 gardens and parks in England, Wales and Northern Ireland through advanced booking. Tickets are released on Friday for the following week. More than 200 coast and countryside car parks are open across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Read this article to find out what's open and what to expect from your visit.

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Things to see and do

Things to see and do at Watersmeet

From fishing to foraging, there's lots to see and do at Watersmeet, North Devon

Walks around Watersmeet

Explore the area on foot with a downloadable walks

Canoeing and fishing at Watersmeet

Explore this beautiful part of Devon from a new angle - find out more about canoeing and fishing at Watersmeet.

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Eating

Watersmeet Tea-Room

Watersmeet is now open serving take away hot drinks, pasties and cream teas. In line with government guidelines you'll be required to wear a face covering in our shops, cafés and food outlets in England from 24 July. Please bring one with you.

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Places to stay

The exterior of the Coastguard Cottages and Combe Cottage, Clovelly, Devon

Where will you stay?

From a 15th Century Manor House at West Challacombe, to cosy Coastguard Cottages near the beach at Peppercombe, to a Lighthouse perched on the cliffs near Lynmouth, we have something to suit everyone.