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Family Attractions in DevonDevon...where ancient waterfalls tumble through woods, cable cars climb dramatic cliffs and clear waters surround sleepy fishing villages...but look a little closer and a whole host of fun-filled family attractions are just waiting to be discovered! Our porfolio of Devon holiday cottages will complete the perfect family break. |
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Becky Falls Woodland ParkTucked in an enchanting Dartmoor valley, Becky Falls Woodland Park is a great way to enjoy one of the most naturally beautiful areas of the country – and have some fun at the same time. Voted Devon’s Top Beauty Spot, Becky Falls itself has attracted visitors for more than a century. Aside from the breathtaking Falls, this Devon family attraction includes animals to visit, an indoor theatre, scenic walking trails and children’s activities and competitions. For a great day out in the fresh air and unforgettable setting, Becky Falls Woodland Park should be top of the list!
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National Marine AquariumPlymouth’s National Marine Aquarium is one of the most educational family attractions in Devon. With an emphasis on marine conservation, the aquarium combines a great day out with an inspiring message. Ths Devon family attraction’s range of 50 different exhibits include the deepest tank in Britain and more than 400 amazing species! Children will have a fantastic day marvelling at the aquarium’s residents – and those to look out for include slippery sting rays, friendly turtles, curious seahorses and even the odd lurking shark!
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ClovellyImagine a traditional North Devon fishing village and Clovelly will probably come to mind. This traffic-free, historic village is a Devon attraction in itself and has retained much of its original charm due to private ownership. Perched in a North Devon cliff, Clovelly is a picture-perfect village of cobbled streets, whitewashed cottages and a historic working port. The village has been owned by one family since 1738 , and a small entrance charge funds the maintenance of its buildings in the traditional styles – making a Clovelly a fascinating glimpse into North Devon’s past.
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Babbacombe Model VillageBabbacombe, in Torquay, is home to a community in miniature, where a tiny version of the world exists on a hillside! One of the most charming family attractions in Devon, Babbacombe Model Village is a great escape from the hustle and bustle of the real world, and the miniature residents, villages and landmarks can’t fail to raise a laugh. Aside from the light-hearted models themselves, the attraction also includes a 4D theatre, an indoor exhibition with light effects and plays host to many year-round events for the whole family. One of its best-loved highlights is the challenge to find Wally, although a miniature version he certainly makes his way around!
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Lynton & Lynmouth Cliff RailwayThere is no better way to admire the dramatic North Devon coastline than from the Victorian water-powered cliff railway that connects beautiful Lynton and Lynmouth. One the longest running Devon family attractions, the cliff railway is always a highlight of a visit to North Devon. Hop aboard in Lynmouth, which sits at the foot of a steep cliff, and enjoy unbeatable views out to see as you climb 862 feet up to the historic town of Lynton. The cars include open platforms, giving you plenty of opportunity to take in the views and get some great snaps during the ride.
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