The Hunters Inn, Martinhoe and Woody Bay, Exmoor National Park

Why stay in this location and hotel?

To help you choose The Old Rectory Hotel for its location, we've listed some of the local attractions below. Cherry pick for a short break. Try to visit all if you're on holiday in Exmoor National Park. Scroll through the photo gallery to see images of what you can do around The Old Rectory Hotel.

 

Heddon's Mouth Cleave and Heddon's Mouth Beach

Exmoor is known for its deep wooded valleys. Heddon's Mouth Cleave is one of the finest and leads to Heddon's Mouth Beach.

 

South West Coast Path

The SWCP rises east and west of the River Heddon and The Hunter's Inn. The high cliffs and coastal walking on either side of Heddon's Mouth are amazing.

 

Woody Bay

Beautiful bay and beach beyond Martinhoe. Wander across or there are parking areas above the coast.

 

The Valley of Rocks

Exmoor beauty spot that's essential visiting when on holiday in the National Park.

 

Combe Martin beaches

Explore Wild Pear Beach and Combe Martin Beach. Broadsands Beach (also referred to as Broad Strand Beach and part of the National Trust's Golden Cove) is a cracking beach just beyond the western border of Exmoor National Park. Also Watermouth Cove.

 

Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park

Top Exmoor family day out. Also visit nearby Exmoor Zoo.

 

Lynmouth Bay

Spend a day discovering Lynmouth Bay. Lynmouth and Lynton are stunning. Ride the cliff railway. Take a boat trip from Lynmouth Harbour along the Exmoor coast.

 

Doone Valley

Walk Doone Country to Doone Valley.

 

Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum

There are plenty of National Trust and English Heritage properties in and around Exmoor National Park. Arlington Court and the National Trust Carriage Museum is one of the best.

 

Lundy Island

Day trip to Lundy Island. Wonderful experience.

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