Location: Exmouth
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The 10 Best Nature & Parks in Exmouth, England
Exmouth /ˈɛksməθ/ is a port town, civil parish and seaside resort, sited on the east bank of the mouth of the River Exe. In 2011, it had a population of 34,432 making Exmouth the 5th most populous settlement in Devon.
Restaurants in Exmouth
1. Hawkridge Bird of Prey Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 192 reviews
we are a small family run bird of prey centre . we offer courses and experiences on a pre-booked private 1-1 basis we are not a public visitor centre. we are open by appointment only we offer hawkwalks and 1/2 day experiences where the participant will receive personal hands on experience of flying a selection of birds of prey. we also offer a hawk management course which can be assessed and certificated so the candidate can receive a certificate of achievement through Raptor Awards. all our experiences are available as a gift voucher making them the perfect present for birthdays , Christmas, and anniversaries
Reviewed By M7280LLemmad
I got the birds of prey experience for my husband for his Christmas gift and we went today.. Omg amazing day. My husband loved every minute of the 4 hours.. it was nonstop with holding the birds flying them and the information we learnt was fantastic.. the care and knowledge of the team and friendliness was 100%, couldn't fault a thing. Definitely be going back Thank you all for a great day x
2. Exe Trail
3. River Exe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 221 reviews
Reviewed By 528christophero - Bromley, United Kingdom
The Exe estuary must be one of the most beautiful estuaries in the world. Poets and artists have been inspired by it, as have novelists and painters. Walk down to the goat walk in Topsham to get inspiring views out to sea. Or taken the Round Robin boat trip to Exmouth to catch sight of avocets and green-blue translucent waters. Lympstone is a little gem and worth a wander around its maze of streets.
4. World of Country Life
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,086 reviews
World of Country Life is now closed for the winter period, and will re-open on Friday 12th March 2021. Devon's multi-award-winning all-weather day out for the whole family - open Feb half term - Oct half term! You can ride on the deer train or watch the excellent Hawkridge Birds of Prey flying display. Get up close to the animals in the pet centre or burn off some energy on the outdoor adventure playground including the massive Air Bouncer and the full-size Harry the Harvester play area! There's also a museum of farming and an indoor Victorian Street, featuring a dairy, cottage & pub! The vintage & classic car collection features vehicles that have appeared in Downton Abbey, Mr Selfridge & Parade's End. Then there's the steam engines and Reg Imray motorcycle collection. Refuel at Farmer Lee's Food Barn restaurant. With so much to see, come rain or shine, can you do it all in a day?!
Reviewed By billyantb - Yeovil, United Kingdom
I took my son and his friend to World of Country Life ( both 6 years old ) this week during half term. Wow what a day ! It was fantastic , they had so much fun . There was so much to do from the bouncy castles , soft play areas ,puzzle room, ride on toys , ball pit , park area , deer train , goat walk , seeing all the animals , walking around the old vehicles and motorbikes which my son particularly enjoyed , crazy golf, the big pirate ship and more! We had lunch in the cafe which was really nice . The choice on the menu was good and I was impressed with the specials board. My son had sausage and chips and I was impressed that the sausages wasn’t the standard frozen catering sausage you’d typically expect from a leisure attraction , he was served nice butchers sausages, which were yummy so I was told . The cafe was busy as it started to drizzle with rain but all the staff were very helpful and polite. It was decorated lovely with Halloween decorations . We will certainly return again next year and dine in the cafe. From start to finish it was an enjoyable day! Thank you for a great family fun day out.
5. Exmouth Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,645 reviews
Reviewed By SarahJH51 - Coventry, United Kingdom
This beach was amazing, up and coming new buildings for the children and young people to play while adults relax The ice cream stand cannot be missed, amazing flavours and delicious, Clean and tidy all people respected Covid Life guards could be seen walking along the beaches Great place to be.
6. Phear Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By Daedalus99 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
This park packs more in than most- golf, a new skateboard park, tennis courts, a pond, several avenues of mature trees,a dog enclosure, a cafe in the summer and alongside a cycle track which takes you along the coast or to the town plus exercise stations. It's well maintained ( well done the council!) and has a nice feel about it. Walkways are well maintained so if its an amble you want then that's good too. Only minus is the friendly cafe shuts out of season so it's a use it or lose it issue.
7. Exmouth & Orcombe Point Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
This moderate 5.4 mile circular walk goes from Exmouth Station out to Littleham Cross, then through countryside out to the South West Coast Path. Passing Orcombe Point and the Geoneedle the walk leads back along the cliff top and past historic buildings in The Beacon.
Reviewed By happilyretired2010 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Lovey walk along the cliff top to Exmouth from Devon Cliffs along the coastal path. It is a bit steep at the start, and a bit muddy in places, but the views are stunning, and there is information along the path about the geology of the area which is very interesting.
8. Exmouth to Lympstone Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 244 reviews
An easy, gentle 2.3 mile stroll from Exmouth along the eastern bank of the Exe Estuary, whose mudflats, sandbanks and marshes are of international importance for their wildlife, especially the tens of thousands of resident and migratory waterbirds. Look out for avocets, curlews and lapwings, even seals and otters, and buzzards wheeling overhead. Take time to explore Lympstone before catching the train back to Exmouth.
Reviewed By Jasparsmum - Solihull, United Kingdom
A lovely level walk from Exmouth to Lympstone following the estuary. There is no traffic to worry about until you get to the outskirts of Lympstone although there are a lot of cyclists on the route. There are a couple of seats along the route and the Swan pub in Lympstone centre is great for lunch before the return journey along the river Exe by foot or on the train.
9. Greenfingers Garden Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By DMM4s - Reading, United Kingdom
The cafe is in a lovely setting and the full meals were filling and extremely well cooked especially the extensive selection of fresh veggies
10. Manor Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By robertpN5152NL
These gardens are beautiful, they are kept neat and tidy. and are a peaceful place to sit and relax. the gardens Have entrances on all for corners, so it is easy to access them form the different surrounding streets.
