Exmoor National Park

Sandwiched between North Devon and West Somerset, Exmoor covers 265 square miles of deep valleys, ancient woodland and spectacular coastline. The area is dotted with historical towns, villages, harbours and holiday resorts full of character.

Exmoor’s natural landscape makes it an ideal choice for holidays and short breaks with activities including walking, fishing, horse riding and Sailing all readily available.

The National Park is an ideal place to escape to being in close proximity to Exeter and the M5, Plymouth and Exeter airports and major train services running from Exeter, Bristol and Taunton.

Getting to Exmoor National Park

Arriving by Train

The mainline railway passes South of Exmoor. Taunton and Tiverton Parkway are ideally situated to link with numerous bus services.

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Arriving by Coach

National Express Coaches call at Tiverton, Minehead, Barnstaple and Taunton from all over the UK. Connecting local bus services are available for your onward journey into the National Park.

Arriving by Road

Exmoor is easily accessible by road from the M5. From junction 27 follow the A361 to Tiverton and turn right at the first roundabout to join the A96 – follow this road as it winds its way up the Exe Valley before turning left at Exebridge, following signs to Dulverton.

Arriving by Air

The two nearby airports include Exeter and Bristol.