Holsworthy

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Tel code: 01409 | code search
Postcode: EX22 | code search
Population: 2300
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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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Lew Barn
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Lew Barn
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Woodford Bridge Country Club
"Good Points: Overall the hotel had many more facilities than I anticipated and was much higher class.

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Set among the luscious green hills of North Devon is the ancient market town of Holsworthy. It is ideally situated as a centre from which to visit Dartmoor, Exmoor and Bodmin Moor and provides access to the famous Tarka Trail. Holsworthy is a traditional market town and still hosts a thriving cattle market, the highlight of this rural town’s activities. A regular market is held in the town Square every Wednesday alongside a Women’s Institute market, providing an opportunity for locals to meet and to mingle with and extend a warm Devon welcome to visitors. Holsworthy has a good assortment of traditional inns, pubs and tea rooms. Outside of the town many local farms provide accommodation. Just off Market Square is the Holsworthy Museum, run by enthusiastic volunteers and providing a glimpse at the almost forgotten rural way of life. A short distance from Holsworthy, a tranquil day’s fishing and boating can be enjoyed on Tamar and Roadford Lakes. Walkers and ramblers can explore beautiful spots including the rugged cliffs at the Hartland Peninsula, the sandy beaches at Bude and Widemouth Bay. Holsworthy contrasts the peace of rural Devon with convenient access to more lively attractions within Devon and Cornwall.

Attraction

Clawford Vineyard
Holsworthy Museum
Penhallam

Classes

Yoga - BSY Group

Cottage

Courtyard Cottage
Fishermans Cottage
Poachers Lodge
Swifts Barn
The Tall Barn

Dentist

Dr John Chope and Associates
Endsleigh Dental Practice

Doctor

Edwards AJ

Estate Agent

Bond Christopher A S V A
Scammell Adamson

Golf Club

Holsworthy

Holiday Park

Hilton Woods Lodges
The Ruby
Wooda Lakes

Inn

The Bickford Arms

Market

Holsworthy Market

Pub and Bar

Golden Fleece
Rydon Inn
White Hart Hotel

Self-Catering

Hilton Woods Lodges
The Old Parlour
The Ruby
Wooda Lakes

Solicitor

Paul Finn

Taxi

Holsworthy Cars & Taxis

Vet

Locke & Preston Veterinary Group

Shops

Holsworthy Organics
New Loatmead Farm
Barton Farm Fresh Meats
Coombe's
Baileys Interiors
Manor Studio
Southwest Sumo Hire
Providence Farm Organic Meats
Lloyds Pharmacy
Filter Through Cafe

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Bob The Butcher
Swannacott Manor Meats

Activities

Bradford Shooting Ground(Shooting)

Places to Stay near Holsworthy

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Court Barn Country House Hotel (2.95 miles)

Court Barn Country House Hotel
Court Barn is a romantic country house set in 5 acres with unspoilt views across rolling Devon countryside. It originated in the 17th century and additions were made in 1853. We have 8 en suite ... More | visit website
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The Bickford Arms (4.17 miles)

The Bickford Arms

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The Bickford Arms has stood at Brandis Corner near Holsworthy since the 17th century, first as a coaching inn and now as a completely rebuilt traditional pub/restaurant offering bed and breakfast. Reduced ... More

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Hay Meadow Farm (4.31 miles)

Hay Meadow Farm
Hay Meadow Farm is a 12th century thatched manor house with origins dating even further back. Mentioned in the Doomsday Book the farm is steeped in history with its inglenook fireplaces and exposed wooden beams ... More | visit website
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Blagdon Manor (4.67 miles)

Blagdon Manor
A Grade II listed building with wonderful views across the rolling Devonshire countryside towards Dartmoor; records suggest that the Manor has existed in some form since saxon times; long before the Domesday Book of 1086.

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Bradridge Farm (6.48 miles)

Bradridge Farm
A real country welcome awaits you! A working farm of 250 acres set in wonderful rolling countryside right on the border between Devon and Cornwall, making us particularly well located for touring both counties. ... More | visit website
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Stratton Gardens Hotel (7.11 miles)

Stratton Gardens Hotel

Those seeking refuge from life's pressures have been escaping to Stratton Gardens for many years. Our home is a charming, Grade II listed 16th century house once owned by the Church and run as a ... More | visit website

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Bullers Arms Hotel (7.32 miles)

Bullers Arms Hotel
The Bullers Arms Hotel is a delightful traditional country inn with the facilities and hospitality of a hotel. It offers ensuite accommodation in beautiful surroundings combined with excellent food and a warm friendly atmosphere.

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Oak Lodge (7.35 miles)

Oak Lodge
Oak Lodge is a stylish, contemporary home, which is full of the "wow factor" with a wonderfully light and airy feel throughout. Impressive architecture, combined with a warm and genuine welcome ensures a relaxing and ... More | visit website
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Percys Hotel (7.81 miles)

Percys Hotel

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Since opening in 1996, Tina Bricknell-Webb has let her cooking be determined by what grows around her. Home-reared lamb, eggs and pork, plus some of the freshest fish to be ... More | visit website

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Burn Park Resort (7.83 miles)

Burn Park Resort
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