Visitor Guide to Exmoor

Exmoor National Park is a captivating expanse of high moors, deep, wooded valleys, towering cliffs and pebbly bays. It covers 268 square miles, encompassing the Brendon Hills, the East Lyn Valley, the Vale of Porlock and the Bristol Channel Coast. Hiking, horse-riding and wildlife-watching are a joy in the park’s rugged landscapes, where deer and wild ponies roam. Exmoor is scattered with ancient ruins, grand estates and cosy county inns.

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Exmoor's Best Beaches

We have hand-picked our favourite beaches on Exmoor so you can start planning your holiday activities and brave the cold water or enjoy an ice cream on the soft sands.

Is Exmoor Devon or Somerset?

Exmoor covers 693 square kilometres, one of the smallest national parks in the UK but does cover many popular villages across both Somerset and Devon.

History of Exmoor

Learn the history of Exmoor and understand why locations were chosen for settlements and the industries that influences the Exmoor we see today.

How To Get To Exmoor

Simple and easy directions for how to get to Exmoor via car, train or bus so you can start planning your family holiday on Exmoor.

Top 5 walks on Exmoor

Exmoor has a number of stunning walks starting from popular villages like Dunster or Porlock guiding you past idyllic coastal scenery and rural countryside views. We have hand picked our top 5 favourite walks on Exmoor so you can start planning you walking holiday on Exmoor.

Things to do on Exmoor

Exmoor is an outdoor enthusiast's dream, from charming walks to enchanting experiences connecting with nature there is so much to do during your holiday on Exmoor. There are a number of holiday cottages on Exmoor perfectly located to enjoy the many activities Exmoor has to offer. Whether you’re looking to take day trips to the beach or visit the charming villages across Exmoor.