With plenty of room for 14, look no further than Elliotts Barns near Sidmouth for your next relaxing break.
Elliotts Barns comprises two superb Grade II listed barn conversions closely located - ideal for guests who want to chill and relax with a little time to themselves. The spacious interiors provide an ideal setting for families and groups of friends, whether for a special celebration or just for a wonderful holiday.
Situated in glorious Devon countryside, the accommodation is a combination of Apple Mill, sleeping eight, and Burrows, sleeping six. The sociable dining area at Apple Mill has a table which can be extended to seat all 14 guests.
Both luxury properties are light and airy homes from home, with an abundance of original features including vaulted ceilings and exposed beams. Apple Mill was originally an Apple Mill used for producing cider and storing apples for the farm. Both have open plan living spaces, made cosy by the crackle of a wood burning stove, perfect for chilly evenings. The kitchen areas with range cookers include sociable dining areas.
Apple Mill has four spacious bedrooms, two of which on the ground floor, combined with three first-class bathrooms. Burrows has three spacious ground floor bedrooms, all with first-class en suites.
Outside, kick back in the pretty private gardens and set the steaks to sizzle on the gas barbecues. Or add a bit of extra sparkle to your stay and soak up the peace (and your tired muscles) in the bubbling hot tubs (*extra fee) – perfect for unwinding or star-gazing at night.
There is parking for seven cars and short and midweek breaks are available, with a minimum stay of 3 nights.
In an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with views of glorious surrounding countryside, Elliotts Barns will give you a real taste of country life! Situated in a very peaceful and rural location in Venn Ottery in the Otter Valley, enjoy numerous countryside walks along the River Otter and from the garden gate. Five miles takes you to the elegant Georgian seaside resort and beaches of Sidmouth near the Jurassic Coast, the UKs only natural World Heritage Site.
The nearest pub, The Golden Lion in Tipton Saint John, is only one mile away and serves local fresh produce and good beer. One of a number of pub/restaurants within a few minutes drive, or splash out at the award winning Jack in the Green pub, only 13 minutes’ drive.
The region promises an abundance of fun, exciting and very different days out. Fine National Trust houses, gardens, castles, adventure parks, farm and steam railways as well as and the beaches at Sidmouth, Budleigh, Salterton, Beer, Branscombe and Exmouth are all within easy reach. For fantastic days out and school holiday events, look no further than Bicton Park, The Donkey Sanctuary, Escot Country Park, Devon's Crealy, World of Country Life, Powderham Castle and Seaton Tramway, to name a few! The cathedral city of Exeter, with its mix of culture, historic buildings, quality restaurants and shops is 12 miles.
The beautiful surroundings can be explored safe in the knowledge you will be coming back to a wonderful home from home, where you can truly relax and wind down.
"We found this accommodation absolutely perfect for our wedding celebration weekend. We had our two families stay with us so booking both cottages worked so well whilst still being able to socialise together in one cottage but having space to relax or breakfast separately. The large room worked really well as a Bridal room and felt really special to rerun to once we were married. The accommodation was beautifully decorated, very clean and well organised. The owner was lovely and very helpful and is on hand if you need them. Our only suggestion for improvement would be to make the two cottages more accessible to each other if you have one large group sharing them - walking down the driveway didn’t always feel the most practical solution. Thank you so much for having us and we hope to stay again in the future."
"Lovely and relaxing place to stay!"
"Great weekend at Elliotts Barns. 12 friends together in these great properties. Smooth booking with Charles from start to finish. We even had snow which made it magical. Will be happy to use Staycation again..."
”We all had a really fantastic stay at Elliotts Barns – the accommodation was first class and we would all like to return at some point later in the year. The welcome pack was really appreciated, and included scones, cream and jam, and a bottle of “bubbles”. ”
LOCAL INFORMATION
FOOD AND DRINK
The Golden Lion in Tipton Saint John (1 mile, 3 minutes’ drive). Run by French chef Frankie and his wife this is relaxing pub providing a varied menu. Dine in the restaurant in the evening or take a walk along the river Otter into Tipton to enjoy a pint of Otter Ale outside in the pretty garden. A varied lunch menu is always available, from a very tasty steak frites to a selection of local cheeses and chutneys on a ploughman board.
The Cannon Inn in Newton Poppleford (1.6 miles, 4 minutes’ drive).
The Halfway Inn, Aylesbeare (2.7 miles, 6 minutes’ drive).
The Otter Inn, Exmouth Road, Colaton Raleigh (2.6 miles, 6 minutes’ drive).
The Bowd Inn, Bowd Cross (2.8 miles, 7 minutes’ drive).
The Night Jar Inn, Village Way, Aylesbeare (2.9 miles, 7 minutes’ drive).
The Aylesbeare Inn, Aylesbeare (3.1 miles, 8 minutes’ drive).
The Volunteer Inn, Ottery St Mary (3.8 miles, 11 minutes’ drive).
The London Inn, Ottery St Mary (3.8 miles, 11 minutes’ drive).
The Lamb and Flag, Ottery St Mary (3.8 miles, 11 minutes’ drive).
The Rusty Pig, Ottery St Mary (4 miles, 13 minutes' drive)
The Blue Ball Inn, Stevens Cross, Sidford (4.9 miles, 12 minutes’ drive).
Dukes, Sidmouth (5 miles, 13 minutes’ drive) is situated next to the seafront at Sidmouth, this place has a relaxed continental feel to it. Feast on slow roast belly of pork with cider sauce, seared Pollack or rump of lamb. All produce is locally sourced.
The Digger’s Rest, Woodbury Salterton (5.6 miles, 13 minutes’ drive). Enjoy local ales and freshly produced meals from seasonal and local produce, all served to a very high standard in a very cosy setting.
Jack in the Green, Rockbeare (6.9 miles, 13 minutes’ drive). Winning the Taste of the West awards in 2009, and serving their ‘taste of Devon’ speciality menu you can sample pork reared at nearby Kenniford farm and the restaurant’s own air-dried Coppa ham.
The Masons Arms, Branscombe (9 miles, 20 minutes’ drive). Located just 10 minutes walk from Branscombe Beach, this 14th century hotel offers and award-winning restaurant, locally brewed ales and free parking. A very pretty setting too.
The Bridge Inn, Topsham (10 miles, 20 minutes’ drive). Now in it’s fourth generation of the same family, this pub specialises in real ale, with up to ten being available at any one time. Local cider comes from a mile away and robust wines from not much further. Simple food is served at lunchtime.
The Five Bells Inn, Clyst Hydon (11 miles, 30 minutes’ drive), is a 16th century Inn serving traditional lunch and dinner in a cosy atmosphere.
The Anchor Inn, Beer (11.5 miles, 24 minutes’ drive) is a 19th century inn offering tasty food, fine wines and good beer. In the summer you can enjoy a hog roast or barbecue in the cliff-top beer garden whilst taking in the magnificent view out to sea.
NEAREST TOWNS & SHOPS
Tipton St John (1 mile) has a village shop.
Newton Poppleford (1.2 miles) has a Post Office with newsagent and general store and a butchers.
Ottery St Mary (3.7 miles, 11 minutes’ drive) enjoys a superb selection of local shops, including a Sainsbury’s supermarket plus many independent stores selling everything from meat, fish and wine to DIY supplies.
There is a Waitrose at Sidmouth (EX10 9GA – 3.5 miles) and a Lidl (EX10 9UU – 4 miles).
Exeter has a Sainsbury’s (EX1 3PF -10 miles) and Tesco (EX2 7EZ – 9 miles).
Honiton has a Tesco (EX14 8XD – 14 miles).
ORGANIC PRODUCE
Joshua’s Harvest Store, Ottery St Mary (5.3 miles), is a specialist whole food and gift store.
Darts Farm, Topsham (9.4 miles), has an on-site master butcher, fishmonger, baker, deli, cider maker and restaurant. They also have a compilation of specialist retailers, such as Cotswold Outdoor as well small independent boutiques.
COASTAL VILLAGES & TOWNS
SIDMOUTH lovely seaside town (5.5 miles). The Sidmouth Folk Festival each August is one of the biggest in Europe.
BUDLEIGH SALTERTON (6.2 miles) lies at the foot of the Otter Valley where the River Otter flows into the sea and has a 2 mile long pebble beach. Otterton Mill (6.7 miles) is an an award-winning historic working watermill nearby.
BRANSCOMBE (9 miles), one of Britain’s most picturesque villages with miles of tranquil walking through woodland, farmland and beach.
EXMOUTH (10 miles) is one of England’s oldest holiday resorts with a 2 mile long sandy beach and Promenade. Stuart Line operate cruises from Exmouth Marina along the Jurassic Coast World Heritage site.
BEER (11.6 miles) is a picture-postcard village with a shingle beach. Attractions include Pecorama and Beer Quarry Caves.
SEATON seaside town (12.7 miles). Attractions include Seaton Tramway and the Seaton Labyrinth.
LYME REGIS (18.9 miles) attractions include the Museums, Historic Cobb and Harbour and Fossil Hunting.
COUNTRYSIDE VILLAGES, TOWNS & CITIES
OTTERY ST MARY (3.7 miles), birthplace of the romantic poet, Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772 – 1834, is one of the oldest and most historic towns in East Devon.
OTTERTON (4.6 miles) is a picture postcard village with white-washed thatched cottages is right at the heart of the Otter Estuary Nature Reserve. Visit Otterton Mill for its works of art, West Country crafts, working water mill and highly acclaimed restaurant.
TOPSHAM (10.3 miles) attractions include the Topsham to Turf Ferry and Topsham Museum. Topsham boasts quaint narrow streets, old cottages, tea rooms, specialist antique shops and some stunning views over the River Exe.
EXETER (12 miles) is a lively city with a magnificent Cathedral, Castle, historic quayside area with artisan shops and cafes including Mol’s Coffee House. There are guided tours of the maze of the city’s Underground Passages and a wealth of bars, shops and restaurants. Other attractions include St Nicholas’ Priory and the Royal Albert Museum & Art Gallery. There are also some fabulous walks along the banks of the river, including one from Exeter to the coast at Exmouth.
COLYTON (13 miles) is a historic medieval town. The Seaton Tramway runs to Colyton and the quarterly Country Market is now established as one of the biggest outdoor local food markets in the South West.
HONITON (13 miles) historic town earned a world famous reputation for lace making. Now a major centre for the antiques trade, there are over 30 shops devoted to furniture, art and second hand books. There are events throughout the year in Honiton.
AXMOUTH (14.6 miles) has a beautiful busy harbour with many moorings.
AXMINSTER (18.7 miles) is very much linked to the carpet industry. The celebrity chef and TV presenter Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has converted an old inn of the town into the River Cottage Deli and Canteen .
WALKS/NATURE RESERVES/COUNTRY PARKS
You can take a walk along the banks of the River Otter from Tipton St John (2 miles). The river flows south-westerly, passing through villages and towns including Honiton and Ottery St Mary before reaching the sea at Budleigh Salterton. Large stretches of the river are of environmental importance. The estuary is a nature reserve managed by the Devon Wildlife Trust. It’s a special site of scientific interest (SSSI). Due to conservation efforts over recent year, Otters can once again occasionally be spotted in the river.
RSPB Aylesbeare Common (2 miles), west of Venn Ottery village, is the RSPB part of the Venn Ottery Nature Reserve owned by the Devon Wildlife Trust. It is part of the East Devon Pebblebed Heaths, a nationally important lowland heath area and Site of Special Scientific Interest.
East Hill Strips (Woodland walks) – Travel by car to the centre of Ottery St Mary (3.7 miles) and take the 2nd exit out of the square along Yonder Street for about two miles as the road winds up a steep hill. Upon reaching the top take the sign post right to East Hill Strips. At the end of this tree lined road is a car park where you can first take in the stunning view over the valley, and then walk through the woods as far a Beacon Hill which looks out to the coast line at Sidmouth.
Escot Country Park, Ottery St Mary (5.5 miles) is a fabulous wildlife visitor attraction for the whole family with woodland fun, mazes, birds of prey and otters.
Seaton Marshes Nature Reserve stretches from the estuary at Axmouth to the village of Colyford (approximately 13 miles) – There are three local Nature Reserves: Seaton Marshes, Colyford Common and Black Hole Marsh.
The South West Coast Path from Exmouth to Lyme Regis gives walkers on clear bright days some of the most stunning views in England. The South West Coastal Path passes through Devon’s Jurassic Coast and you are able to pick this up at most of the beaches along the East Coast in either direction. Each of the long distance walks can be done in shorter sections, and are well served by public transport links. The path also passes through the East Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There are many walks to enjoy around Sidmouth (5.5 miles away) including a walk from Sidmouth to Seaton. From Budleigh Salterton (6 miles), the coastal path will take you up and over to Exmouth, and the Geoneedle which marks the start of the World Heritage Site. At this point the rocks are of the Triassic period, being some 250 million years old. Other walks include a walk from Seaton to Beer, Beer to Branscombe Mouth, taking in the Hooken Undercliff (between Beer and Branscombe), and through Branscombe (9 miles away).
The Exmouth Local Nature Reserve, Exmouth (10 miles) is one of the biggest in England and is visited by thousands of migratory wildfowl and birds during the winter months.
The Blackdown Hills nearby form a tranquil, beautiful, and relatively isolated landscape on the Devon and Somerset border. Steep ridges, high plateaux,valleys and springs create a stunning mosaic of countryside dotted with farms, villages and ancient features.
Haldon Forest, Bullers Hill, Kennford (16.4 miles) have great walking and cycling trails, as well as a Go Ape! Tree Top Adventure.
A thirty minute drive from Venn Ottery will take you to the high moorland of Dartmoor National Park. From here there are various walking trails with spectacular views over to the coast. Explore ancients ruins, climb to the top of Hay Tor and walk amongst the wild moorland ponies. There are excellent things to do on Dartmoor – Fingle Bridge, Postbridge, Ashburton and Oakhampton are all great places to start various circular walks.
The historic quayside in Exeter (12 miles) is a ten-minute walk from the Cathedral and is the ideal place to try an irresistible Devon cream tea. Take a leisurely stroll along the river Exe, or for a longer walk head to the Double Locks pub for lunch. Exeter shipping canal is one of the oldest in the country, and the Double Locks are the longest, housing two ships at a time. There are also plenty of other activities to get involved in, from rafting or hiring a pedalo, to canoeing or cycling from this very point.
ACTIVITIES
FOSSIL HUNTING
Fossil hunting from Lyme Regis (18.9 miles) and Charmouth (27 miles) beaches.
BOAT TRIPS
Stuart Line Cruises operate boat trips throughout the year from Exmouth and Sidmouth in summer and bird watching trips along the Exe Estuary in winter. Take the Topsham to Turf Ferry and stop for some lunch at the Turf Inn while you’re there.
WATER SPORTS
With the Jurassic Coast on your doorstep, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy life on the water, including kite surfing or water skiing. If you fancy having a go at Kitesurfing with Edge Watersports , Wind Surfing or Sailing with Sailexmouth, head to Exmouth (10 miles) where lessons can be taken.
For a gentle paddle exploring the canal, canoes can be hired from Saddles & Paddles at Exeter Quay (12 miles).
AS Watersports, Exeter (12.5 miles) offer canoe, sit on top kayak and stand up paddle board hire on the Exeter canal and River Exe. They also offer tuiton courses including sea/touring skills, sit on skills and safety, rolling lessons and one to one lessons.
CYCLING
You can take advantage of the many quiet lanes from your doorstep or cycle one of the many routes through and around Exeter.
Parking at the Quay in Exeter (12 miles) will allow you to join the Exe Estuary trail linking Exeter to the coast at Dawlish and Exmouth. Bikes can also be hired here from Saddles and Paddles along the quayside.
Haldon Forest Park (16.4 miles), near Exeter, has purpose built trails for all cycling abilities.
HORSE RIDING
If you would like to take a hack or riding lesson, there are a number of very good riding schools nearby.
For a hack up over Woodbury Common with views down to the sea, visit the stables at Budleigh Salterton Riding School.
Join a hack from Sidmouth Riding and climb the steep hill up to the woods at East Hill for a spectacular view over the Otter Valley and the coastline at Sidmouth.
Devenish Pitt near Honiton offers hacks through the local countryside and pretty villages nearby.
There are also a number of stables dotted throughout Dartmoor with Eastlake Stables at Oakhampton and Shilstone Rock at Widecombe-on-the-Moor being just two to offer both group and individual riding at all levels.
FISHING
Mackerel fishing trips run regularly in the summer months from Beer beach (11.6 miles). From here you can also hire your own boat to explore the bay.
Fishing is also available nearby.
GOLF
Woodbury Park Golf and Leisure Club (4.9 miles).
Sidmouth Golf Club, Cotmaton Road, Sidmouth (5.4 miles).
East Devon Golf Club is situated on the cliff top above Budleigh Salterton (7 miles).
Honiton Golf Club (11 miles).
Teignmouth Golf Club (21 miles).
OTHER ATTRACTIONS
Crealy Adventure Park, Sidmouth Road, Exeter (5.8 miles) – Roller coasters, drop slides and water flumes plus lots more.
Norman Lockyer Observatory, Salcombe Hill Road, Sidmouth (6 miles).
The Donkey Sanctuary, Slade House Farm, Sidmouth (6.6 miles). This charity has been providing a home to rescued donkeys from around the world for forty years. Entry is free, and with a lovely café and gift shop it is well worth a visit. This charity does, however, rely on your donations to carry on its good work. This is a holiday with a difference – a chance for you to have close contact with the donkeys in glorious settings – you can groom, cuddle or just sit and watch the donkeys.
World of Country Life, West Down Lane, Exmouth (8.8 miles). An all-weather family attraction including facilities such as playgrounds, trampolines and restaurant.
The Seaton Tramway operates narrow gauge heritage trams between Seaton, Colyford and Colyton in East Devon’s glorious Axe Valley, travelling alongside the River Axe estuary through two nature reserves and giving an unrivalled view of the abundant wading bird life. Plan your day by starting at Colyton Station (12 miles) and taking the tram to Seaton for a seaside lunch, then back to Colyton where you can board ‘The Wandering Wagon’, a horse drawn carriage which will take you around the pretty town of Colyton. You may want to stop off for a cream tea!
The Miniature Pony Centre, Newton Abbot (34 miles) is set over 20 acres within the Dartmoor National Park, with miniature Shetlands, Mediterranean Donkeys, other animals and a daily programme of activities, plus indoor and outdoor play areas, this is another one for the whole family.
CASTLES, HOUSES & GARDENS
Bicton Park Botanical Gardens, Bicton, East Budleigh Salterton (3.8 miles) includes historic glasshouses, a countryside museum, the Bicton Woodland Railway train ride, nature trail, maze, mini golf, indoor and outdoor children’s play complexes, restaurant and shop.
Escot Country Park, Ottery St Mary (5.5 miles) is a fabulous wildlife visitor attraction for the whole family with woodland fun, mazes, birds of prey and otters.
A La Ronde 18th-century house (National Trust), Summer Lane, Exmouth (8.4 miles).
Killerton House and Gardens (National Trust), Broadclyst, Exeter (13 miles).
Powderham Castle, Kenton, Exeter (14.8 miles).
Castle Drogo (National Trust), Drewsteignton (27 miles).
Forde Abbey and Gardens, Chard, Somerset (28 miles).
Okehampton Castle (English Heritage), Okehampton (36.2 miles).
EVENTS
JANUARY
Christmas at Killerton, Killerton House (13 miles). Brothers Grimm themed programme of festive events.
Stuart Line Cruises : Festive Special Trips, Exmouth (10 miles).
MARCH
Stick Man Trail, Haldon Forest, Kennford (16.4 miles).
APRIL
Family Fun at Crealy Adventure Park (5.8 miles).
Easter Weekend at The World of Country Life, Exmouth (8.8 miles). Minions, egg trail, crafts and more.
Cadbury Egg Hunt, Killerton (National Trust), Broadclyst, Exeter (13 miles).
Cadbury Egg Hunt, A La Ronde (National Trust), Summer Lane, Exmouth (8.4 miles).
Easter events at Powderham Castle, Kenton (14.8 miles).
Easter Weekend at Bicton Botanical Gardens, East Budleigh Salterton (3.8 miles).
Easter Family Fun Day, Haldon Forest, Kennford (16.4 miles).
Toby Buckland’s Garden Festival, Powderham Castle, Kenton (14.8 miles).
Exeter Festival of South West Food & Drink, Exeter (12 miles).
MAY
Exeter Festival of South West Food & Drink, Exeter (12 miles).
Donkey Week at The Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth (6.6 miles).
Honiton Music Festival, Honiton (13 miles).
Devon County Show, Westpoint Arena, Clyst St Mary (6.8 miles).
Pirate Week, The World of Country Life, Exmouth (8.8 miles).
Wonderland, Powderham Castle, Kenton (14.8 miles).
JUNE
Pirate Week, The World of Country Life, Exmouth (8.8 miles).
Wonderland, Powderham Castle, Kenton (14.8 miles).
Axe Vale Festival, The Showground, Woodmead Road, Axminster.
JULY
Let’s Rock Exeter, Powderham Castle (14.8 miles).
Exeter Craft Festival, Cathedral Green, Exeter (12 miles).
Budleigh Music Festival, Budleigh Salterton (6.2 miles).
Lammas Fair Parade, Exeter (12 miles).
AUGUST
Sidmouth Folk Week, Sidmouth (5.5 miles).
The Honiton Agricultural Show, Honiton (13 miles).
Beer Regatta, Beer (11.3 miles). A week packed with different events to suit all ages. From scavenger hunts and children’s fun to fireworks and late night dances.
Big Screen in the Park, Northernhay Gardens, Exeter (12 miles).
Beautiful Days Festival, Escot Park (5.5 miles).
Deep Water Solo Climbing Competition, Exeter Quayside (12.4 miles).
Sidmouth Regatta, Sidmouth (5.5 miles).
Seaton Carnival Week, Seaton (12.7 miles).
SEPTEMBER
Seaton Carnival Week and Illuminated Carnival Procession (September 3), Seaton (12.7 miles).
Heritage Open Days, various venues, Exeter (12 miles).
Exeter Contemporary Open, Exeter Phoenix, Exeter (12 miles).
Budleigh Salterton Literary Festival, Budleigh Salterton (6.2 miles).
Colyford Goose Fair, Colyford (12.6 miles).
OCTOBER
Exeter Contemporary Open, Exeter Phoenix, Exeter (12 miles).
Sidmouth Science Festival, Sidmouth (5.5 miles).
Honiton Carnival, Honiton (13 miles).
Half Term Halloween Spooktacular! The World of Country Life, Exmouth (8.8 miles).
Halloween Tram of Terror, Seaton Tramway, Seaton (13 miles).
NOVEMBER
Powderham Michaelmas Fair, Powderham Castle (19.5 miles). Early Christmas shopping inside Powderham Castle.
Famous Flaming Tar Barrels, Ottery St Mary (3.7 miles).
Round Table Charity Fireworks Display, Westpoint Exeter, Clyst St Mary (13 miles). This spectacular event has grown to become the biggest fireworks display in Exeter.
Exeter – Princesshay Christmas Lights Switch-On, Exeter (11.7 miles). 4pm – 8pm. Fun and music for all the family at the start of the festive season.
Winter Wonders Shopping Fair, Exmouth Pavilion (9.7 miles).
Christmas at Killerton, Killerton House (16 miles). Brothers Grimm themed programme of festive events.
Exeter Christmas Market, The Cathedral Green, Exeter (11.7 miles).
Christmas Shopping Fayre, Westpoint Exeter, Clyst St Mary (7 miles).
Exeter Christmas Markets in Castle Street, Exeter (11.7 miles).
Exeter Christmas Market in Fore Street, Exeter (11.7 miles).
Exeter Inside Outside Christmas Market, Exeter Quayside (11.7 miles). Held inside the historic Exeter Custom House – a lovely venue on Exeter’s beautiful Historic Quayside next to the River Exe.
Santa’s Magical Kingdom, Otter Nurseries, Ottery St Mary (4.5 miles).
Christmas Artisan Fair, The Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth (5.2 miles). 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Stuart Line Cruises : Festive Special Trips, Exmouth (10 miles).
DECEMBER
Christmas at Killerton, Killerton House (13 miles). Brothers Grimm themed programme of festive events.
Stuart Line Cruises : Festive Special Trips, Exmouth (10 miles).
Exeter Christmas Market, The Cathedral Green, Exeter (11.7 miles).
Exeter Christmas Market in Fore Street, Exeter (11.7 miles).
Exeter Christmas Markets in Castle Street, Exeter (11.7 miles).
Santa’s Magical Kingdom, Otter Nurseries, Ottery St Mary (4.5 miles).
The Polar Express Tram Ride, Seaton Tramway, Seaton (12.4 miles).
Visit Santa at Crealy Adventure Park (6 miles).
Candlelight Carol Service, The Donkey Sanctuary, Sidmouth (5.2 miles). Annual Candlelight evening and carol service at 3:30pm.
Visit Santa at Crealy Adventure Park (6 miles).
Santa events at Bicton Park (3.4 miles).
Things you need to know about Elliotts Barns if you’re thinking of booking a holiday there:
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