Things To Do near Pennywell Farm

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Buckland Abbey (National Trust), Plymouth, South Devon

Buckland Abbey (National Trust), Plymouth, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

One of a number of abbeys fringing Dartmoor National Park Spend time walking Dartmoor's south plateau and you'll encounter a high number of ancient crosses. These marked routes across the moors. The routes were used by monks and others to travel between the medieval abbeys and priory that fringed...

The Winking Prawn, Salcombe, South Devon

The Winking Prawn, Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Exceptionally popular beach cafe behind North Sands (Beach) in Salcombe 'What started as a beach cafe is now ... well, a very busy shabby chic beach cafe (source: The Winking Prawn).' An accurate description of a great place in a magnificent location!   Location of The Winking Prawn...

River Yealm and Estuary, Wembury, South Devon

River Yealm and Estuary, Wembury, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

From Dartmoor's Stall Moor to Wembury Bay The River Yealm rises at Yealm Head by Stall Moor on the high south plateau of Dartmoor National Park. It flows through Yealm Steps Waterfall and down Hawns and Dendles Gorge on its way to Cornwood and Yealmpton and then the sea around Noss Mayo and Newto...

Mill Bay Beach (National Trust), Salcombe, South Devon

Mill Bay Beach (National Trust), Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Idyllic sandy beach​ Mill Bay Beach (National Trust) is an idyllic, sandy beach on the Salcombe Kingsbridge Estuary. Salcombe and the ruins of English Heritage's Salcombe Castle are across the water to the north and west. Cliffs and woodland rise around the beach to the east...

North Sands (Beach), Salcombe, South Devon

North Sands (Beach), Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Deep, low-tide sand beach by The Winking Prawn North Sands (Beach) is one of a number of beautiful sand beaches and coves that line the lower section of the Salcombe Kingsbridge Estuary. With a large car park behind the beach, it's particularly popular with families.   Location of Nort...

Warren Point, Wide Slip and Yealm Steps Ferry/Water Taxi, Wembury, South Devon

Warren Point, Wide Slip and Yealm Steps Ferry/Water Taxi, Wembury, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Seasonal ferry/water taxi connecting the Wembury area to Noss Mayo and Newton Ferrers Cross the Yealm and Newton Creek on a seasonal ferry/water taxi. The ferry/water taxi runs in a triangle between Wide Slip (Landing) west of Noss Mayo and Yealm Steps (Landing) west of Newton Ferrers and...

Boat Cove (Beach), Dawlish Warren, South Devon

Boat Cove (Beach), Dawlish Warren, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Cove at the southern end of Dawlish Beach Dawlish Beach lines the coast at Dawlish. At its southern end, protected by a breakwater, is Boat Cove (Beach). As the name suggests, you can take boat trips from this protected cove. Local information boards read: 'Boat trips from Dawlish. Brixham cru...

Haldon Forest Park, Exeter, South Devon

Haldon Forest Park, Exeter, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Major South Devon outdoor activities attraction Haldon Forest covers high ground in the South Devon countryside between Exeter, the Exe Estuary and the north east section of Dartmoor National Park.  Haldon Forest Park is a major South Devon outdoor activities centre. It has numerous...

Salcombe Castle (English Heritage), Salcombe, South Devon

Salcombe Castle (English Heritage), Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

A ruined castle by North Sands (Beach) close to the centre of Salcombe 'This Royalist fort was the last in England to hold out against Cromwell's forces [during the English Civil War].' (Source: information board on site)   Location of Salcombe Castle (English Heritage)...

Sunny Cove (Beach), Salcombe, South Devon

Sunny Cove (Beach), Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Beach by the mouth of the Salcombe Kingsbridge Estuary Sunny Cove (Beach) is one of a number of sandy beaches lining the east side of the Salcombe Kingsbridge Estuary. To the north east are Mill Bay Beach (National Trust) and East Portlemouth Beaches (Small's Cove up to Ditchend Co...

Dawlish Water, Dawlish Warren, South Devon

Dawlish Water, Dawlish Warren, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Home to Dawlish's famous black swans Dawlish Water is a waterway that runs through the centre of Dawlish on its way to the sea. Local boards provide information on 'the waterfowl of Dawlish Water' but it's known for its black swans. It's a beautiful location. Dawlish Lawn is on the north...

Bolberry Down, Salcombe, South Devon

Bolberry Down, Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Breathtaking National Trust coastline The coastline west of the Salcombe Kingsbrigde Estuary is wild and beautiful. Arguably the most impressive section is Bolberry Down. It's high ground above the sea so the views are huge.   Location of Bolberry Down The hamlet Bolberry is situate...

Dawlish Beach, Dawlish Warren, South Devon

Dawlish Beach, Dawlish Warren, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Long beach lining the coast at Dawlish Dawlish Beach lines the coast at Dawlish. The Devon Line Railway runs behind it. Inland are Dawlish Water and Dawlish Lawn. Follow the South West Coast Path south of central Dawlish and you come to Boat Cove (Beach) and Coryton Cove. Follow the South West...

Hall Sands (Beach), Torcross, South Devon

Hall Sands (Beach), Torcross, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

Shingle beach near Start Point Hall Sands (Beach) is a shingle beach near Start Point and Start Point Lighthouse in the southern section of Start Bay. When visiting this part of South Devon, most people head for Blackpool Sands (Beach) or Slapton Sands (Beach). We'd recommend making the effort...

Salcombe/East Portlemouth South West Coast Path Walk, Salcombe, South Devon

Salcombe/East Portlemouth South West Coast Path Walk, Salcombe, South Devon (approx. 16 miles away)

The South West Coast Path at Salcombe/East Portlemouth On sunny days, Salcombe is up there with the best destinations in the world. It can be an extraordinary experience in the right conditions. Arguably the best way to appreciate its beauty is on foot walking the South West Coast Path which...