Torrington 1646
A visit to the 'Torrington 1646' tourist attraction is truly an experience which will be enjoyed by all the family whatever their ages. This is history as never before as we travel back to 1646 and meet the characters who populated Torrington, North Devon's forgotten site of the last major battle of the English Civil War. See how they lived, loved, laughed and lied their way through the English Civil War.Website...

Dartington Crystal
No trip to Devon is complete without a visit to Dartington Crystal Factory Experience. See first hand how our crystal is hand crafted with skill and care from the blowing of the molten glass through to the final finishing. There's lots more to see and do that will make your visit truly memorable. A large shop and cafe provide additional interest. Website...

Kathleen and May
The three masted schooner Kathleen and May, later to become famous as the last merchant schooner registered at a home port in the United Kingdom to earn her living at sea carrying cargoes, was built at Connah’s Quay on the estuary of the Dee in North Wales. She was built as the Lizzie May for a local firm, Coppack Brothers & Co., at a cost of £2,700, say some £200,000 at mid 1990’s prices. She was of 136 tonnes gross and just under 100 feet long and she could carry about 250 tons of cargo. She has now been restored to her former glory and can be visited when in port, at Bideford. Website...

Torrington Golf Course
Challenging nine hole par 64 heathland course with extensive views of surrounding countryside. Renowned for its superb greens and all year round playing conditions. Friendly atmosphere with excellent bar and catering facilities. Website...

Torrington Common
Towards the end of the 12th century a 'large waste called The Common' was given to the people of Torrington. In 1889 the rights to this land were transferred, by an act of parliament, to an elected Committee of Conservators. They now administer 365 acres of land surrounding the town on all but the eastern side. The area is freely accessible to all, and visitors can walk the 20 miles of footpaths, ranging from the golf course in the north, ancient wood and wild flower meadow in the west and dropping down to the beautiful river Torridge valley to the south of the town. There is access from the Tarka trail for walkers. Car parks are available off the Bideford road to the west (old bowling green), and in Torrington itself. Website...

The Big Sheep
A theme centre with indoor play area, sheep shearing, lamb-feeding, sheepdog shows, horse-whispering, cafe, shop, with one of Devon's leading indoor playgrounds. Have great all-weather family fun! With no upper age limit, mums and dads can join in too. Fancy a meal or a drink? Fast food restaurant and our two-tier, 250 place seating area. Website...

The Tarka Trail
The Tarka Trail, over 180 miles in length taking a looping route through North and Mid Devon, from the rugged Atlantic Coast, the Estuaries of the Two Rivers of Tarka the Otter fame, the Rivers Taw and Torridge through rural Devon Countryside onto the Northern Slopes of Dartmoor, and the source of the River Taw. The Trail between Barnstaple, down the Taw, upriver to Bideford, following the Torridge to Torrington takes the route of a disused railway line and is particularly suited for both cyclists and walkers. Along the North Devon Coast, following the South West Coast Path, taking in Baggy Point, Mortehoe, Lynmouth up Contisbury Hill to Exmoor, Lorna Doone Country. Cycling Walking Website...

Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park
Set in twenty five acres of stunning North Devon countryside, this renowned Wildlife and Dinosaur Park offers a great family day out when visiting the South West of England. Within this natural setting on the edge of stunning Exmoor, dense woodlands and stunning botanical gardens are host to a incredible range of wildlife which come from all corners of the globe. Prepare yourself for a full day of family fun and entertainment at this must-see attraction ! Website...

Field Archery at Higher Broxwater
Field archery is an ancient skill associated with legend, heroes and folklore. If you have never shot before, or want to try archery for the first time then visit us in the peace of the Cornish countryside. With our careful tuition you will learn how to use a bow on our practise target, then progress - under supervision - to our field course set amongst the trees. You will walk from target to target shooting at different distances to test your new skills. Join us and experience this great sport. A fun experience we hope will stay with you a long time. By booking only. Children welcome 9 years and over. Website...

Harlequinns
Harlequinns Leisure is a fresh and exciting new venture for the bustling Cornish Sea side town of Bude in the UK. With the breath-taking Cornish Coast just a step away, Harlequinns Leisure aims to provide you with hours of fun and entertainment. With 10 state of the art Ten Pin Bowling lanes, Indoor Full Size Electric Go-Karts, `Screamers`, one of the biggest children`s Adventure Play Areas in the South West, and Alley-Catz Diner for all your food needs, Harlequinns can`t fail to bring a smile to your face. Website...

South West Mountain Board Centre
Mountainboarding is one of the fastest growing sports around, offering a new slant on adrenaline adventure. SWMBC offers a range of riding terrain to suit all abilities from complete novice to seasoned pro. Website...

Classic car hire in Devon, Cornwall, Somerset and Dorset
Experience the thrill of driving a classic British sports car around the beautiful West Country with North Devon Classic Car Hire. Choose from our collection of fabulous classic cars from the 1960s and 1970s - MGB roadster, MGC roadster, Triumph TR4 and TR4A, Triumph TR6, Triumph Stag and Daimler 2.5 V8 saloon. A perfect birthday, anniversary or retirement gift, or to fulfil your own driving ambitions, our cars are available for daily hire, weekend hire or by the week. Website...

Field and Forest Training
Field and Forest Training are a leading training provider in one of the most vibrant rural areas of North and West Devon. We have trained a large number of people in a wide range of subjects in environmental and woodland management. Whether you are looking to learn a new skill such as weaving a hazel hurdle or making your own charcoal, want to create a large wildlife pond, or build an Otter Holt, learn to keep bees or manage your neglected woodland we have the course for you. Website...

North Devon website
Details of many more attractions can be found at northdevon.com. Website...