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If there’s one thing better than finding a beautiful location to enjoy, it has to be bringing a picnic into the bargain. Indeed, what better excuse to loiter in one of North Devon’s idyllic corners than some food in the fresh air?
With some of the most varied terrain and beautiful countryside in the UK, walking breaks are always popular in North Devon. Add Exmoor National Park and the drama of the South West Coastal Path and you have even more choice of great walking routes to explore, with plenty to see and do along the way.
With some of Britain’s most unspoiled woodlands, leafy lanes and the cutest of English villages on route, Exmoor is an idyllic place to escape. Whatever the season, pretty walks, secluded beaches and wild corners are just a modest drive away from our idyllic grounds at The Northcote Manor Hotel.
Ask most couples thinking about getting married in Devon and thoughts of summer days come to mind. However, these days the winter wedding is no longer seen as a second best. After all, there is something deeply romantic about the winter, especially here in North Devon.
Stretching from Barnstable through some of Devon’s most idyllic countryside, the Tarka Trail is paradise for the intrepid rambler, bike rider or wildlife lover.
As one of the UK’s most pretty and peaceful areas, country pursuits and field sports in North Devon hold a huge draw for many of our visitors. Whether you are looking for golf days, shooting or some rod bending fishing, you’ll find some excellent locations in North Devon, all within easy reach of Northcote Manor.
With a great little arts scene, Civil War heritage and beautiful surroundings, the town of Great Torrington (often simply shortened to just “Torrington”) makes a relaxing detour just a short drive from Northcote Manor Hotel. Why not explore some regional history and culture on your next visit?
With an idyllic sense of seclusion and stacks of “secret” corners to explore, it’s little surprise that north Devon is such a popular choice for a Valentine’s Day getaway. Those who enjoy culture and shopping love the pretty towns, arts and crafts.