Luxury Holiday Homes in Dulverton
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Upcott Farm
- Dulverton, Somerset
- Sleeps: 12
- Bedrooms: 6 i
- Bathrooms: 6
A countryside haven for those hoping to get back to nature, Upcott Farm is located on the edge of Exmoor National Park. Enjoy sprawling country views, beautiful interiors, elevated balconies and two luxurious hot tubs.
- Dog-Friendly
- Sea/Water Views
- EV Charger
- Hot Tub
- Swimming Pool
- Games/TV Room
Per week from
£2500Short breaks from
£2100
Nightjar
- Dulverton, Somerset
- Sleeps: 8
- Bedrooms: 4 i
- Bathrooms: 4
With a magnificent feature wood burner at its heart, this beautifully restored hayloft is bursting with all the charm of a rustic Somerset hideaway. Complete with four delightful bedrooms, a spacious kitchen, an indulgent hot tub and an elevated balcony, this is where your countryside dreams come to life.
- Dog-Friendly
- Sea/Water Views
- EV Charger
- Hot Tub
- Swimming Pool
- Games/TV Room
Per week from
£1850Short breaks from
£1550
Willow's Rest
- Dulverton, Somerset
- Sleeps: 4
- Bedrooms: 2 i
- Bathrooms: 2
The pinnacle of rustic luxury, Willow’s Rest sleeps up to four guests across two charming bedrooms. Perfect for couples or a small family, experience spectacular countryside views, an elevated balcony and bubbling hot tub at this enchanting retreat on the edge of Exmoor's National Park.
- Dog-Friendly
- Sea/Water Views
- EV Charger
- Hot Tub
- Swimming Pool
- Games/TV Room
Per week from
£1150Short breaks from
£1000
Recommendations for Dulverton
Adventure awaits at the Wimbleball Lake Activities Centre, seven miles from Dulverton. Surrounded by rolling moorland hills, you can take to the water in the form of kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding and sailing. It’s not all about the water, though, with archery, high ropes, walking and cycling also on the agenda. For a more restful pace, you can get up close to some of area’s most beloved residents at the Exmoor Pony Centre, which is seven miles away. Dulverton is also home to Exmoor Distillery Centre, where you can embark on a distillery tour and tasting session.
For more ideas, explore our guide to the best things to do in Dulverton.
Serving as a gateway to Exmoor National Park, Dulverton has a wealth of breath-taking hiking routes on its doorstep. It’s also not far from Devon’s spectacular north coast, where you’ll find some of the area’s most pleasing trails. Here are some of the highlights:
Wimbleball Lake
This circular route around Wimbleball Lake, a short drive from Dulverton, offers plenty of variety, with woodland trails, open grassland, and fantastic views across the water. The trail is well-marked and also provides opportunities for getting close to wildlife and taking holiday snaps. With picnic spots and a tea room, it's an excellent choice for a family outing. See full details here.
Tarr Steps to Clapper Bridge
Perfect for an afternoon stroll, this easy circular walk takes you through lush ancient woodland and across the River Barle via the Tarr Steps, a clapper bridge thought to date back to 1000 BC. The route offers enviable spots for picnicking by the river, spotting wildlife, and soaking up the tranquillity of what is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
There is no longer a train station in Dulverton. The nearest train station is Tiverton Parkway, 21 miles away.
Set on the fringes of Exmoor National Park, Dulverton is a haven for traditional Devon pubs serving wholesome food and exceptional real ales. One such example is The Bridge Inn, on Bridge Street, which overlooks the river. Indulge in a fantastic beer and wine selection, paired with delights such as Devon crab cake salad and a local pheasant and pork pie.
Woods Bar and restaurant is a charming pub that serves dishes with produce grown on their own farm.
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