Bickleigh

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County - Devon | Map
Tel code: 01884 | code search
Postcode: EX16 | code search
Population: 240
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Folk Customs:
Burning the Ashen Faggot
Hatherleigh Carnival Tar Barrels
Kingsteignton Ram Roast
Passing the Port
Pretty Maid’s Charity
Tar Barrels & Rock Cannons of Ottery
The Barnstaple Shilling
Turning the Devil’s Stone

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Trout Inn
"This pub closed in May 2011, remained closed for 18 months and re opened under new ownership in August 2012.

Date visited: 14th August 2012 ..." More

Trout Inn
"I worked here for a short period and within about 6 weeks the amount of complaints I had to deal with was astounding. People finding extremely long hairs in their ..." More

Cadeleigh Arms
"My husband took me here for a Valentines dinner. He had phoned before hand to discuss the menu and general theme of the evening. A fixed 3 course dinner with ..." More

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Yearlstone Vineyard, Bickleigh is a must for wine-lovers and those ...More

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Bickleigh is a small picturesque village on the banks of the River Exe, in the Exe Valley in Devon home to over 240 people. This charming village has a peppering of thatched cottages, a Railway Museum in the grounds of the old Railway Station complete with train rides, and even an ancient bridge that dates back many centuries which inspired Paul Simon to write that haunting melody ’Bridge over troubled waters’. There is a buffet of delights waiting for those who visit, whether it’s history at Buckland Abbey which will be hard to resist, dating back 700 years and was home to Sir Francis Drake, or how about the Medieval masterpiece of Cotehele House, which showcases intricate tapestries worked by delicate fingers. Museum lovers stand by for a link with the past at Tiverton Museum with interesting exhibits from a Merchants House, Anderson Shelter and agricultural tools on display. Or maybe the thought of shopping in an attractive converted Watermill will tempt a visit to Bickleigh Mill. Or perhaps the Grand Western Canal Country Park and Nature Reserve will grant three wishes, whether it’s a gentle stroll along the tow path, fishing, or of course the pleasing experience of sailing in a Horse drawn Barge

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Yearlstone Vineyard

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Bickleigh Car Boot

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Cadeleigh Arms
The Trout Inn
Trout Inn

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The Moorland Hotel (2.08 miles)

The Moorland Hotel

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This hotel sits on the quiet southern slopes of Dartmoor National Park, and is 20 minutes from the centre of Plymouth. It has views across the South Hams to the sea. The ... More

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Moorland Garden Hotel (2.13 miles)

Moorland Garden Hotel
Located on the edge of Dartmoor National Park, just minutes away from Plymouth city centre, Tavistock and close to border with Cornwall, we are the place to be for business, leisure, special occasions and fine ... More | visit website
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Innkeeper's Lodge Plymouth Derriford (2.15 miles)

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This lodge is located near Plymouth Airport and is close to the M5 junction 31. The lodge is adjacent to the Jack Rabbit Vintage Inn. Each of our 75 rooms ... More

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Elfordleigh Hotel (2.71 miles)

Elfordleigh Hotel

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For that somewhere truly extra special, why look anywhere else? You are warmly invited to relax, unwind and saviour the unique atmosphere that is, the Elfordleigh. Set within spectacular South ... More

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The Who'd Have Thought It Inn (2.99 miles)

The Who

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By choosing The Who'd Have Thought It Inn, you may be dining with us and staying just overnight on business, or perhaps seeking a short break packed with sightseeing or ... More

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Boringdon Hall Hotel (3.14 miles)

Boringdon Hall Hotel

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Situated only five miles from Plymouth City Centre, this Grade I listed Elizabethan Manor House has been restored to its former glory and retains an air of tranquility and grace.

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Ibis Plymouth (3.29 miles)

Ibis Plymouth

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Located beside the A38 at the Gateway to Plymouth. Ideally situated for visiting the City of Plymouth, Dartmoor, the Eden Project and the beaches of devon & Cornwall. Large free ... More

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The Old Dairy (3.50 miles)

The Old Dairy
Comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation conveniently situated in the centre of the old spa village of Yelverton on the western edge of Dartmoor and on major walking and cycling routes. It is an ideal base ... More | visit website
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The Rosemont (3.53 miles)

The Rosemont
The Rosemont is a spacious and beautifully maintained, late 19th century property. It is superbly situated for exploring and enjoying the outstanding beauty of the Dartmoor National Park. Converted to a B&B in ... More | visit website
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Barnabas House (3.54 miles)

Barnabas House
Ian and Carolyn invite you to enjoy their peaceful Edwardian home on the edge of Dartmoor National Park. From the moment you step inside you'll start to relax as the serene atmosphere of Barnabas House draws you ... More | visit website

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