This amazing spot is managed by the RSPB as a nature reserve. Access and parking are free. The main car park is at Joney's Cross - a right hand turn after you pass the Half Way Inn on the left. After parking at Joney's Cross, enter the reserve by the information board and cattle grid … Continue reading Aylesbeare Common
A Walk Along the Coly
This 4km walk is a lovely flat loop with lots to recommend it. It's a great family walk but there are stiles, bridges and areas of rough ground so not suitable for wheelchairs or buggies. We started in Colyton, where there is free on-road parking along Dolphin Street near the start of the walk. You … Continue reading A Walk Along the Coly
5 River Walks
There's something extra lovely about walking close to water. There's always wildlife to see, navigation is easy and the chance of a paddle is always a good way to motivate little legs! Here are some of our favourite riverside adventures - The River Otter This walk along the Otter from Tipton is a proper hike … Continue reading 5 River Walks
Walks with Wheels
Halberton nr Tiverton This circular walk is great if you want to combine different ages out on your walk. Suitable for bikes, buggies, wheelchairs and scooter, this canalside walk is level and traffic free and surrounded by beautiful country side - https://devondaze.co.uk/2018/03/07/swans-neck-circular-halberton/ Branscombe From Branscombe village to the beach is an easy level and surfaced … Continue reading Walks with Wheels
A Lidl Stroll
This 2km loop walk is tucked away next to the Lidl distribution centre in Clyst Honiton. It has a riverside path, open field views and a really rural feel, all while being just moments from the M5 and A30! The number 4/4a bus has stops and there's plenty of free parking available in roadside bays … Continue reading A Lidl Stroll
Cycling from Clyston Mill to Killerton House
We love cycling as a family and particularly enjoy seeking out traffic free routes where possible. Have a read of previous posts for more Devon family bike route inspiration. This cycle path is hidden gem, linking the National Trust's Killerton House with the nearby village of Broadclyst via the historic visitor centres at Budlake Old … Continue reading Cycling from Clyston Mill to Killerton House
Tiverton Adventure Playground
This very special place is a hidden gem in Tiverton. According to Play England, Adventure Playgrounds 'are places where children can play in ways that they often can’t elsewhere and provide the play opportunities that adults used to take for granted when they were children.' This is certainly true or Tiverton - we spent a … Continue reading Tiverton Adventure Playground
Paddle and Play in Poppleford
The River Otter is definitely on our leader board because it has just so many perfect paddling places! This peach of a spot in Newton Poppleford ticks a lot of 'summer days' boxes. Parking is near to the river and free. There are 2 car parks on Back Lane in Newton Poppleford. One close to … Continue reading Paddle and Play in Poppleford
Calm on the Culm
Our quest to visit all our local rivers continues, and with it we just keep finding amazing paddling places that are sure to become family favourites over the warm (we hope!) weeks to come! The beautiful area along the River Culm is easily accessible from Culmstock and offers lots of opportunities for short strolls or … Continue reading Calm on the Culm
Buggies to the Beach in Branscombe
Branscombe is a stunning little fishing village, tucked away between Sidmouth and Beer. Only reachable via little lanes from the main Sidmouth road, it is more than worth a bit of gear grinding and reversing to get there! Parking is available in 2 main places - one small car park is next to the village … Continue reading Buggies to the Beach in Branscombe
