Burrow Farm Gardens
23 April 2026
A truly beautiful 10 acre garden with unusual plants and stunning views. You will also find a tearoom, gift shop and nursery here.
Places To Visit near Honiton
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Burrow Farm Gardens
A truly beautiful 10 acre garden with unusual plants and stunning views. You will also find a tearoom, gift shop and nursery here.
2
Shute Barton
If you're lucky enough to be around during its very limited opening hours (see Web site), this is an historic marvel. Dating from 1380, with battlemented turrets, late Gothic windows and a Tudor gatehouse, the National Trust describes it as one of the most important examples of its kind.
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Blackbury Camp
Dating from the Iron Age, this hillfort with its striking ramparts is situated amongst a wealth of woodland. There is plenty of space for children to burn off their energy and for families to enjoy a picnic with a view.
4
Cadhay House and Gardens
A splendid manor house built in 1550 and restored by the current owner to its former glory. Plan your visit in advance as the house and gardens are only open to the public on Friday's from May until September as well as late Spring and August Bank Holidays.
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Dumpton Hill Fort
Take a walk up the hill to the Iron Age hill fort and enjoy spectacular views across the Devon countryside. The walk to the top is steep but then flattens out near the top. Take a picnic, take the dog (on a lead) it'll be worth the effort. Parking is free at Dumpton Hill car park.
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Hybrid Gallery
This town centre Georgian town house with old drawing rooms, show cases paintings and ceramics from a variety of local artists. There is also an outside space worth seeing which displays sculptures and garden features.
7
Otter Nusery Garden Centre
A lovely, well stocked garden centre with restaurant. Something to do on a rainy day!
8
Sidbury Manor
Since being built in the 1870's this house has been owned by the Cave family. The house stands in parkland in the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and limited tours are now available. Use the contact details via the attached Website to book your place!
9
Thelma Hulbert Gallery
The gallery is in a Georgian town house and was the former home and studio of the artist. This now includes the original artist's studio along with exhibition space and displays unique artwork and sculpture.
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Turk's Head Lodge
Weather not up to scratch? Get your skates on. There's an indoor synthetic ice skating rink here, along with a cafe, bar and restaurant. Perfect for the children on a rainy day.
Places To Visit near Honiton
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Shute Barton
19 January 2010
If you're lucky enough to be around during its very limited opening hours (see Web site), this is an historic marvel. Dating from 1380, with battlemented turrets, late Gothic windows and a Tudor gatehouse, the National Trust describes it as one of the most important examples of its kind.
Blackbury Camp
Dating from the Iron Age, this hillfort with its striking ramparts is situated amongst a wealth of woodland. There is plenty of space for children to burn off their energy and for families to enjoy a picnic with a view.
Cadhay House and Gardens
A splendid manor house built in 1550 and restored by the current owner to its former glory. Plan your visit in advance as the house and gardens are only open to the public on Friday's from May until September as well as late Spring and August Bank Holidays.
Dumpton Hill Fort
Take a walk up the hill to the Iron Age hill fort and enjoy spectacular views across the Devon countryside. The walk to the top is steep but then flattens out near the top. Take a picnic, take the dog (on a lead) it'll be worth the effort. Parking is free at Dumpton Hill car park.
Hybrid Gallery
This town centre Georgian town house with old drawing rooms, show cases paintings and ceramics from a variety of local artists. There is also an outside space worth seeing which displays sculptures and garden features.
Otter Nusery Garden Centre
A lovely, well stocked garden centre with restaurant. Something to do on a rainy day!
Sidbury Manor
Since being built in the 1870's this house has been owned by the Cave family. The house stands in parkland in the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and limited tours are now available. Use the contact details via the attached Website to book your place!
Thelma Hulbert Gallery
The gallery is in a Georgian town house and was the former home and studio of the artist. This now includes the original artist's studio along with exhibition space and displays unique artwork and sculpture.
Turk's Head Lodge
Weather not up to scratch? Get your skates on. There's an indoor synthetic ice skating rink here, along with a cafe, bar and restaurant. Perfect for the children on a rainy day.