Oaktree Cottages
Bottreaux Mill,
West Anstey
South Molton,
Devon,
EX36 3PU |
|
 |
Oaktree Cottages nr Dulverton are
comfortable self-catering cottages set in beautiful
North Devon countryside on the edge of Exmoor
National Park. These high quality cottages provide
a comfortable place to stay while visiting Devon,
Somerset and Exmoor with their wealth of tourist
attractions and stunning scenery. |
| Oaktree Cottages provide
excellent quality self-catering accommodation. Each cottage is
furnished and equipped to a very high standard, giving guests
a perfect base to return to after exploring the surrounding area.
The cottages are located at Oaktree Fishery, in 20 acres of unspoilt
grounds surrounded by Devon countryside. Oaktree is just 5 minutes
from Dulverton. |
 |
 |
This part of the West
Country with its rolling farmland and close proximity to Exmoor
and the spectacular coastlines of North Devon and Cornwall is
perfect for either a relaxing break or a more active holiday.
Set in a secluded picturesque spot just outside Dulverton, Oaktree
Cottages also allow easy access to all parts of Devon, West Somerset
and North Cornwall . Lynton and Lynmouth on the North Devon coast
are very popular with tourists for a day out. Sea trips are available
from the pretty harbours at Lynmouth, Coombe Martin and Ilfracombe,
where trips to Lundy Island can be booked. |
| Barnstaple is a good shopping centre within easy reach, as is Tiverton, with the county town of Exeter just a little further. There are excellent surfing beaches at Woolacombe, Putsborough, Croyde and Saunton, all within easy driving distance. Exmoor National Park headquarters are in nearby Dulverton, a pretty little market town. Land rover safari trips around Exmoor can be booked from the national park headquarters. The National Trust has several interesting properties in the area, including Knightshayes House, Arlington Court , and Killerton. The picturesque villages of Selworthy, Allerford and Bossington, all near Porlock in Somerset are mainly owned by the National Trust, and famous for their pretty 'chocolate-box' thatched cottages. |
|
 |
 |
The Dulverton area is very popular
with walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Horse riding can be
arranged locally from Oaktree Cottages (including moorland rides).
Exmoor 's varied landscapes of wild heather moorland and secret
wooded valleys, together with a wealth of wildlife, means there
is always something special to discover. Take a drive across
the moor and you may see the famous red deer and Exmoor ponies,
or perhaps a buzzard circling above. Birdwatchers will always
find something of interest, as there is an abundance of bird
life in this area due to the diversity of habitats on Exmoor
and the surrounding countryside. |
|
