Exeter Racecourse

Haldon Forest Park is less than two miles away and has a technical trail designed for more experienced mountain bikers. You can also hire bikes from Forest Cycle Hire located in the park

The closest National Cycling Route 43 runs along the River Exe and joins Route 2 (Dover to St Austell).

The Mamhead Sensory Trail is ideal for families with young children. There are plenty of woodland play areas and rest-stops along the way. 

The ‘Little Switzerland’ walk on the Exmoor coast is a five mile hilly track through Haldon Forest – rightly named due to the richly wooded areas with a resemblance to forests found in Switzerland and Germany.

Voted Devon’s top beauty spot, Becky Falls is Dartmoor’s iconic landmark where you can breathe in some of the purest air in England. Explore 50 acres of stunning woodlands and enjoy the pure peace and tranquillity of the waterfalls.

Take a trip to Exeter Cathedral and marvel at one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture in England. Then head towards Exeter’s historic Quayside where you can browse antique shops, take a relaxing boat trip or just enjoy the interesting buildings that surround this attractive area of the city.

Try your hand at a variety of water based activities with Exe Adventures who offer canoe and kayak rentals as well as group paddles along the waterways. Perfect for beginners wanting to try something new.

Widely viewed as one of the best restaurants in Exeter, Harry’s Restaurant is an independently owned, eclectic restaurant is set in a gothic style building and serves delectable, seasonal food.

The Route 5 American Diner is located adjacent to site, and serves large portions of American diner-style food, at reasonable prices.

No trip to Devon would be complete without sampling a Devonshire Cream Tea, and you’ll be spoilt for choice, with many of the cafes and restaurants offering their own twist on the traditional treat. Try out Eat on the Green in the heart of Exeter, just don’t forget there is only one way to eat it in Devon – with the cream on first!

Visit Haldon Forest Park, less than two miles away from site, where there is a host of family activities to enjoy including the Go Ape Tree Top Adventure and the Segway Trail Tour.

Explore Exeter’s Underground Passages, believed to have been created in the 14^th century these mysterious tunnels will lead you to a series of caves and vaults that have stayed hidden for centuries.

Just 15 minutes from the campsite is the House of Marbles, where you can learn about the history of glass whilst watching master craftsmen at work. Look through the collection of board games and marble games, and play on the interactive marble runs throughout the museum.