Holiday Homes in Exmoor

Life slows down on Exmoor, the air is fresh and wholesome, it’s somewhere you can completely unwind. Go deep into the wilds exploring and you’ll find a bounty of wildlife, cosy village pubs and the friendliest little tea rooms; go mountain biking over the moors, pony trekking around the bridleways, kayaking along the rushing rivers.

Have a family day out at Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park or Exmoor Zoo, soak up the Medieval history of Dunster Castle, puff your way to the summit of Dunkery Beacon, the highest part of Exmoor, with panoramic views in all directions. Ride the Victorian cliff railway from Lynton to Lynmouth then wander out to the Valley of Rocks where feral goats live; cross the ancient Clapper bridge over the River Barle at Tarr Steps, watch the world go by in the picturesque harbour at Porlock Weir. Exmoor is not a place that time forgot – it’s a place that you will never forget.

Sleeps12 have luxury group accommodation for up to 24 on or close to Exmoor. With pools, hot tubs, games rooms, movie rooms and play areas, these are large holiday homes for all ages in all seasons, great for multi-generational family celebrations, days away with friends, and elegant hen weekends. Take a look, that Exmoor adventure is just a click away.

FAQs

Where will I find holiday homes for groups on Exmoor?

You’ll find holiday homes for groups throughout Exmoor, set in rolling countryside, by the sea, and on the open moors. Sleeps12 have a fantastic collection with something for all ages.

Are there good walks on Exmoor?

Yes, there are plenty of good walks on Exmoor, with over 600 miles of footpaths through wooded coombes, open moor land and along the clifftops. Hike along the South West Coast Path, kick your way through the leaves at Horner Wood, stroll along the river at Watersmeet and up to Dunkery Beacon.

What is the weather like on Exmoor?

The weather on Exmoor is generally mild though changeable. The area sees beautiful sunny days, warm sea breezes, and the ‘mizzle’ of autumn and winter. With brilliant features for all ages, you don’t need to worry about the weather when you stay in a Sleeps12 holiday house on Exmoor.

What are the best attractions to visit on Exmoor?

It’s hard to say what the best attractions on Exmoor are because there’s so much to see and do! Among our favourites are:

Family Attractions: Dunster Castle, Exmoor Zoo, Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park
Walks and Wildlife: Dunkery Beacon, Tarr Steps, Watersmeet
Best Beaches: Minehead, Dunster, Kilve (great for fossils)
Towns and Villages: Dunster, Porlock, Lynton & Lynmouth

Are attractions open all year on Exmoor?

Yes, some attractions are open all year on Exmmor, like Exmoor Zoo, the parklands, tearoom and historic watermill at Dunster, and Wimbleball Lake. The West Somerset Railway has a limited winter programme and sites like Tarr Steps and Watersmeet are free to visit all year round.