Self catering holidays on Exmoor

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Allerford

Situated at the foot of Selworthy woods, Allerford is a village with traditional Exmoor cottages, many of which are National Trust owned.

The shallow river Aller meanders it's way under the 500 year old bridge, from which The Pack Horse derives it's name, to the sea a mile away. The village is well served with a post office and general stores.

The recreation ground with childrens play area has views to the sea. The Old School now houses a rural life museum exhibiting items such as old farm equipment, a victorian schoolroom and the West Somerset photographic archive. There is also the benefit of a licensed club, where you can try your hand at skittles, darts, pool and snooker.

In the centre of the village a working blacksmith's forge can be found. Numerous public footpaths and bridleways allow you to explore Exmoor and all it has to offer. Discover stunning views and dramatic coastline.

Neighbouring Selworthy, with it's 16th century whitewashed church and chocolate box cottages, it is an idyllic place to have a cream tea, with panoramic views of Dunkery Beacon, the highest point on Exmoor.

A unique day out can be had at the Exmoor Farm Falconry. Feed the animals, animal handling sessions, birds of prey demonstrations and light refreshments.

Bossington , with it's thatched cottages with round chimneys leads to the sea and The South West Way. The shingle ridge and it's unique salt water marsh is a haven for sea birds and an ornithologists delight.

Porlock has a wide range of shops, historic pubs, a museum, restaurants, centered around the 12th century church of St Dubricius. The information centre is a must. Learn about local events, pick up a map of the Porlock Vale Cycle Trail, or book a fishing trip, Land Rover safari or coach tour.

Pony trek from Horner's wooded valley to Dunkery Beacon.

Take either the infamous Porlock Hill or the more scenic Toll road out of Porlock and over the moor. See Exmoor ponies, spot Buzzards overhead, glimpse Red Deer as you drive through Lorna Doone County.

Picturesque Lynmouth, enjoy views from the vernicular Railway up to the cliff top village of Lynton with it's delightful cinema. Walkers will enjoy the coast path to the Valley of the Rocks.

The seaside town of Minehead is a 5 minute drive away. Home of the Somerset Steam Railway. This busy market town boasts a public swimming pool, golf course and daily fishing excursions from the harbour.

Visit the bustling medieval village of Dunster, with it's Yarn Market and National Trust Castle.

Link to the village of Porlock community website

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