Best places to eat in Exeter
Exeter's food scene delights, from The Exploding Bakery's pastries and Pho's Vietnamese dishes to On the Waterfront's quayside pizzas and Al Farid's Moroccan tagines, offering something for every taste.
Things to do in Devon
Devon gives you access to sights and sounds that few other places can. The county is home to everything from lush countryside and colossal coastline to quaint villages and incredible attractions. Less talked about than neighbouring Cornwall, it’s a much shorter drive from major population centres and is home to some historical places of its own. The city of Exeter acts as it’s county town, home to historical sites, delicious eateries and even the narrowest street in the whole country. Exasperating experiences continue as you drive around the county that’s home to the most roads in Britain. On many you’ll find you’re the only car, with enticing spots to stop and admire the view along every stretch of the way. Wherever you’re staying in Devon, have a look at our set of things to do and start making plans!
Best Christmas markets and attractions near Devon
Devon offers festive attractions near Devon Cliffs, including Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market, Killerton's National Trust celebrations, Pennywell Farm, and Babbacombe Model Village.
Things to do in Devon with kids
Devon’s beautiful beaches and family-friendly attractions make it a perfect getaway. If you’re staying at Haven’s Devon Cliffs Holiday Park, here’s a guide to the best family activities in the area.
Dog-friendly things to do in Devon
Devon packs in a wealth of dog-friendly days out, including ancient woodland walks, coastal canoe tours, and heritage landmarks like Buckland Abbey and the Golden Hind. Most attractions welcome dogs on leads, and several offer dog treats and water bowls.
Best walks in Devon
Devon rewards walkers with ten exceptional routes for all abilities, spanning the fossil-rich Jurassic Coast, Dartmoor's ancient tors, Exmoor's dramatic Valley of Rocks, and charming estuary trails near Devon Cliffs Holiday Park.
Water parks in Devon
Devon is home to six brilliant water parks and pools, from Haven's Devon Cliffs — with indoor slides and tropical outdoor pools — to Splashdown Quaywest in Paignton, the UK's largest outdoor water park, and the iconic art-deco Tinside Lido in Plymouth.
Things to do in Torquay
Torquay delivers prehistoric wonders, Agatha Christie heritage, glorious beaches, quirky museums, and lively entertainment. Just 30 miles from Devon Cliffs Holiday Park, this English Riviera gem has it all.
Things to do in Paignton
Paignton delivers family fun, from Splashdown Quaywest's nine waterslides to Paignton Zoo's 2,000-plus animals, plus an award-winning beach, Victorian pier, and steam railway.
Things to do in Plymouth
Plymouth offers 13 brilliant things to do, from exploring maritime heritage at Plymouth Hoe and the Mayflower Steps to sampling gin at England's oldest distillery, with aquariums, museums, and country parks also on offer.
Things to do in Dawlish
Dawlish offers a brilliant mix of coastal, cultural, and natural attractions. Visit Dawlish Warren Nature Reserve, catch a show at the Shaftesbury Theatre, enjoy scenic railway rides, explore sandy beaches, and discover the town's famous black swans.
Dog-friendly walks in Exeter
Exeter offers ten superb dog-friendly walks, from easy riverside strolls like Riverside Valley Park and Double Locks Canal Path to wilder adventures at Haldon Forest Park and the 17-mile Exe Estuary Trail.
Things to do in Exeter
Exeter offers a brilliant mix of history, culture, and outdoor adventure. Visit a Norman cathedral and Roman underground passages, cycle the Exe estuary trail, or browse Princesshay's boutiques and catch live performances at Exeter Phoenix.
Things to do in Exmouth
Exmouth delivers beaches, coastal walks, boat trips, and family days out in abundance. Paddle the River Exe, cruise the Jurassic Coast, explore A la Ronde, or challenge friends at escape rooms — the seaside town has it all.
Things to do in Sidmouth
Sidmouth packs beaches, clifftop gardens, riverside walks and stargazing, just 10 miles from Devon Cliffs Holiday Park. Highlights include the Donkey Sanctuary, Jacob's Ladder, and Sidmouth Museum.
What’s on in Devon 2026
With so much to explore, we’ve crafted the perfect list for you to pick events, festivals and good times from that celebrate this beautiful landscape.
Dog-friendly beaches in Devon
Devon's best dog-friendly beaches include Saunton Sands, Ness Cove, Fairy Cove, Lynmouth Beach, and East Portlemouth — all open year-round, offering golden sands, rock pools, and stunning coastal scenery for dogs and owners alike.
10 of the best beaches in Devon
Devon's best beaches span two contrasting coastlines — the surf-ready north and the serene, Jurassic Coast-fringed south — with standout spots including Woolacombe, Croyde, Blackpool Sands and Sandy Bay offering something for every type of visitor.
Places to visit in Devon
Devon is a two-coast county packed with remarkable destinations. Choose from sun-soaked English Riviera resorts like Torquay, the surf beaches of Croyde, maritime Plymouth, elegant Sidmouth, and the spectacular ancient moorland of Dartmoor National Park.