Location: Exmouth
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What to do and see in Exmouth, England: The Best Fun Activities & Games
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. Excape: Exmouth Escape Rooms
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 170 reviews
Excape Escape Rooms are Exmouth's newest attraction! A unique type of entertainment, immersing you in a fun, challenging scenario, bringing the story to life. You could be solving a case, escaping from a mad scientist or breaking into a bank! Whether you’re an expert Escape Roomer or a nervous novice, you’ll have 60 minutes to decipher the clues, crack the codes, solve the puzzles and to EXCAPE! The game is on!
Reviewed By Charlietribs
We had a brilliant time solving conundrums and being bamboozled at the Sherlock Holmes based room, really detailed and in depth, with lovely detail and fun, 10/10 want to come back to the E=MC scared room looks amazing
2. Sams Funhouse
3. Scott Cinemas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 65 reviews
Reviewed By GoPlaces622535
Lovely local cinema with 3 screens. I watched this film in Screen 3 which is a small intimate cinema with very comfortable seats whether premium or not. Good staff and nice foyer,
4. Exmouth Fun Park Ltd
5. Ocean
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 26 reviews
Visit our premier ten pin bowling alley at Ocean, on Exmouth seafront. Perfect fun for all the family, rain or shine! With 12 lanes, there's plenty of room for a classic game of bowling or one of the shorter Mad games. You can also grab a bite to eat from one of our on-site cafes or restaurants. For larger groups, we also offer bowling parties. Come along for a few fun games today!
Reviewed By B6301VYkimc - Exmouth, United Kingdom
During these difficult times it’s not easy to choose where to take your grandchildren on a day that’s forecast to be wet and windy. Look around and there aren’t too many options, especially ones you can have confidence in the COVID safety regime. Today my wife and I were looking for an indoor venue to take our twin grandchildren and we decided on Ocean soft play. I have to say I was a bit nervous as a previous visit, pre-lockdown, was chaotic and not a pleasurable experience. What a difference we experienced today! From the online booking to reserve our two hour slot, to the arrival at Ocean, I can only applaud LED and their amazing staff for the fantastic, safe and extremely well run venue. Everything at Ocean was totally focussed on the safety of the guests and providing a service of the highest order. The welcome, and COVID safety advice, was excellent as was the ordering system for food and drinks, particularly if you use the free WiFi at Ocean. All of the staff at Ocean deserve a huge pat on the back and I hope that their managers recognise the commitment and professionalism they are showing in providing a safe environment for our young children. Don’t hesitate in visiting Ocean and make sure you pre-book online.
6. Natasha Smart
Natasha is a textile artist and feltmaker who has been creating wet-felted designs and teaching others to felt for over 13 years. She has lived in Exmouth, Devon for 4 years and is enjoying being inspired by coastal living, which she look forward to sharing with you!
7. Queen’s Drive Space
Queen’s Drive Space is a popular attraction in Exmouth offering a Jurassic-themed free play area, an events space for music, open air cinema and live screenings and providers offering the very best in high quality local food and drink from producers in the area.
8. The Savoy Cinema
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By KayG235 - Exmouth, United Kingdom
We pre-booked seats to see the film Dunkirk. It was advisable, as the cinema was full at the time of screening. Can heartily recommend the seats at the back ( slightly more expensive ), as they have arm rests and a built-in cup holder. Also thought with the air-con it might be a little cool, but it was not necessary.
