Discover the best top things to do in Dulverton, United Kingdom including All Saints Church, Exmoor Pony Centre, Dulverton Exmoor National Park Centre, Dulverton Heritage Centre, Lorna Doone Statue, Badgers holt pub.
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The Exmoor pony is one of the oldest native pony breeds in Britain and yet is currently listed as an endangered rare breed. Around 3,500 ponies survive worldwide, of which about 350 still live free on Exmoor. The Moorland Mousie Trust, based at the Exmoor Pony Centre, is a small charity working to promote and conserve these very special ponies. The Exmoor Pony Centre is open daily (except Saturdays) from 10 am to 4 pm between the Easter holidays and 31st October, with restricted opening times for the rest of the year. Entrance to the Exmoor Pony Centre is free of charge, although donations to our work are always welcome. The Exmoor Pony Centre invites visitors to come and meet our ponies and learn more about this special breed. If you wish to ride an Exmoor pony, the Centre offers two options. Our three-hour Exmoor Experience trek is for competent riders, with a discretionary minimum age of 11 years old. Alternatively we offer one hour Taster sessions in our indoor arena for those with less experience. There is a weight limit of 12 stone/75 kg for riding the ponies. Visitors to the Centre can meet the ponies and learn about their history and their life on the moor. Refreshments and toilet facilities are available as well as a pony-themed shop. Regular events are held at the Exmoor Pony Centre throughout the year. We also cater for group visits, corporate days and birthday parties (generally out of high season) so please contact us if you would like to hold your event at the Exmoor Pony Centre.For more information please have a look at our our website.
If you are in the area I would urge you to consider booking a trip here (and donating as it's free!). It's not far from the Tarr steps. The staff were all friendly, welcoming and informative. You don't just get to meet and pet Exmoor ponies, you get to know them individually and understand they all have different characters, histories and backgrounds. Our kids absolutely loved this visit.
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Whether you are a visitor or a local resident our National Park Centre in Dulverton provides you with inspiration and ideas to explore this historic market town and the special landscapes of Exmoor. Our expert staff offer a warm welcome and have a wealth of knowledge; from top sights to see, walking routes, adventure experiences, wildlife information and a full listing of local events. A visit to our centre is the best way to ensure you make the most of your time in Dulverton and on Exmoor. Located in the heart of Dulverton, our centre is home to a wide range of National Park information as well as archaeological and woodland displays. It is conveniently located next to Dulverton’s Heritage Centre and museum.
I would highly recommend a visit to the Exmoor National Park Centre. It is great for maps, gifts and advice for what to do in the area.
4.5 based on 44 reviews
The Guildhall Heritage and Arts Centre is situated behind the Exmoor National Park Centre/ Dulverton Library. Open seven days a week from Early April to the end of October, with free admission, it gives visitors a taste of old Dulverton and district,through exhibitions and stories. A working model of Dulverton Station can be seen in an annexed building - please check our website for current opening times.
The best place to go for local information and local knowledge Lots of great books on walking the local area, history and myths and legends The staff are friendly and professional Lots of local nik-naks A hidden gem
4.0 based on 48 reviews
The landlord. Keith and his lovely wife. Had a wonderful evening. great food and service. Thankyou so much there was 7 of us and had a wonderful time . Highly recommended. .Hope to see you again soon .xx
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