Information about Withypool (Great Britain and Northern Ireland, South West)
| The Owner of 'Middle Leys' says about Withypool |
Withypool is a picturesque moorland village on the banks of the River Barle along which are some lovely riverside walks.
The village has a friendly pub, The Royal Oak, a riverside tearooms and shop. |
| The Owner of 'Lower Leys' says about Withypool |
Right at the heart of Exmoor along the banks of the River Barle nestles the lovely, unspoilt village of Withypool. Whether you want to go walking about the moors or sailing, Withypool certainly has a majestic environment making it a most relaxing place in which to stay. The Royal Oak is a family friendly pub with a fine menu while along the banks of the river a traditional tea rooms and village shop make a great place to conclude a walk along the river to Tarr Steps.
Despite being in the centre of the countryside, Withypool is surrounded by coastal areas only a short drive away. Take a boat trip from Lynmouth to Ilfracombe and experience the striking coastline and cliff formations for yourself. One of the best ways to explore this amazing countryside is Devon’s very own safari. Spot the wildlife of the moors from a Land Rover and fly over rolling hills and through valleys, all the while witnessing the extraordinary wildlife that Exmoor holds. Or instead plan a trip to the Exmoor Right at the heart of Exmoor along the banks of the River Barle nestles the lovely, unspoilt village of Withypool. Whether you want to go walking about the moors or sailing, Withypool certainly has a majestic environment making it a most relaxing place in which to stay. The Royal Oak is a family friendly pub with a fine menu while along the banks of the river a traditional tea rooms and village shop make a great place to conclude a walk along the river to Tarr Steps.
Despite being in the centre of the countryside, Withypool is surrounded by coastal areas only a short drive away. Take a boat trip from Lynmouth to Ilfracombe and experience the striking coastline and cliff formations for yourself. One of the best ways to explore this amazing countryside is Devon’s very own safari. Spot the wildlife of the moors from a Land Rover and fly over rolling hills and through valleys, all the while witnessing the extraordinary wildlife that Exmoor holds. Or instead plan a trip to the Exmoor Zoo and get to know all the animals from the tiniest monkey to the largest wild cat. Exmoor is perhaps best known for its giant Exmoor Beast. Visit one in the zoo and see for yourself what all the fuss is about. Withypool is so quaint and beautiful that it’s difficult not to fall for it in a heartbeat. |
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