Set in the heart of the countryside, this traditional thatched pub offers cask ales and local foods. Food is served seven days a week and entertainment is also on offer on certain nights, ring ahead to book a table.
An old 16th Century coach house with low ceilings, open fires, comfy sofas, a sheltered garden and a great reputation for food. Listed in the Michelin Pub Guide and the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, 2010.
Local cheese and deli items all freshly prepared on the premises.
From Friday night until Sunday lunchtime spend the weekend enjoying folk music plus Morris dancers and Mummers. Bring your tent along to really join in.
Ranked at number two in the top thirty "Times 2011" best places for tea! We reckon it must be worth a visit.
The River Yeo weaves its way through this course, presenting plenty of challenges for every level of golfer.
We've found this lovely little walk (courtesy of DevonLife), through the gentle, rolling hills of mid Devon. Follow the details on their website and enjoy a three and a half mile ramble.
Ever-changing exhibitions of paintings, glasswork, ceramics and jewellery.
One of the country's most scenic branch lines. The Tarka Trail wends its way through 39 miles of Devon's countryside between Exeter and Barnstaple. Stop off at picturesque villages and historic market towns like Crediton along the way.
Offering casual fine dining using the very best local and British ingredients, The Agricultural Inn is in a gorgeous location with a fabulous hidden beer garden. There's garden games aplenty, great fun for all the family and adorable pigmy goats to say hello to. Dogs on a lead are welcome.
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8 January 2026
Set in the heart of the countryside, this traditional thatched pub offers cask ales and local foods. Food is served seven days a week and entertainment is also on offer on certain nights, ring ahead to book a table.
19 March 2010
An old 16th Century coach house with low ceilings, open fires, comfy sofas, a sheltered garden and a great reputation for food. Listed in the Michelin Pub Guide and the CAMRA Good Beer Guide, 2010.
From Friday night until Sunday lunchtime spend the weekend enjoying folk music plus Morris dancers and Mummers. Bring your tent along to really join in.
Ranked at number two in the top thirty "Times 2011" best places for tea! We reckon it must be worth a visit.
The River Yeo weaves its way through this course, presenting plenty of challenges for every level of golfer.
We've found this lovely little walk (courtesy of DevonLife), through the gentle, rolling hills of mid Devon. Follow the details on their website and enjoy a three and a half mile ramble.
Ever-changing exhibitions of paintings, glasswork, ceramics and jewellery.
One of the country's most scenic branch lines. The Tarka Trail wends its way through 39 miles of Devon's countryside between Exeter and Barnstaple. Stop off at picturesque villages and historic market towns like Crediton along the way.
Offering casual fine dining using the very best local and British ingredients, The Agricultural Inn is in a gorgeous location with a fabulous hidden beer garden. There's garden games aplenty, great fun for all the family and adorable pigmy goats to say hello to. Dogs on a lead are welcome.