The Coach House, Cadhay
Cadhay
Ottery St Mary
Devon
EX11 1QT
Sidmouth
Lovely flat sand at low tide, great to paddle in. Beautiful red cliffs and fantastic waves on windy days. Good rock pooling too.
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Devon Country Pursuits
Quad bikes, segways, shooting and much more. For the more active amongst you, great fun and only 5 mins from Cadhay.
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Saddles and Paddles
Hire bikes and enjoy a ride alongside the canal in Exeter, 7 miles of cycle track with two great pubs on route. Canoes also for hire if you prefer to paddle.
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Budleigh Salterton Riding School
Great riding on Woodbury Common, minimal road work. Fantastic stable.
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Ottery St Mary
Our friendly local town with everything you’ll need for your stay. Local butchers, pubs, bakers, fishmongers, grocery stores, wine merchant, a beautiful church and much more.
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Sidmouth
Enjoy a relaxing meander around all the small but individual shops, walk along the seafront by the memorable red cliffs or in the relaxing Connaught gardens.
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Exeter
Great for all the large High St shops, especially Princesshay shopping centre. Visit the renowned Cathedral or the ancient quay and enjoy people watching from the many cafés.
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Sidmouth Golf Club
Stunning course on the coast with beautiful views.
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Darts Farm Village
More than just a farm shop, great gifts, cafés, healthy (?) fish and chips or hire a bike and do the cycle track along the Exe estuary to Exmouth.
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Greendale Farm Shop
Wonderful farm shop and café including fish from local boats, meat and produce from local farms. Also a menagerie of animals including an Ostrich which families will enjoy.
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Joshua's Harvest Store
All round fab shop – bread, homemade meals, deli, gifts, yummy cakes, fruit & veg. Highly recommended for wholesome, organic food.
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River Exe Cafe
A unique dining experience floating in middle of the Exe River. Catch the river taxi from Exmouth marina into the middle of the estuary for a fun lunch.
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The Clock Tower
The biggest bits of cake you’ll ever have the pleasure to eat at the Clock Tower café above Jacob’s Ladder.
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Royal Albert Memorial Museum
Exeter’s awarding winning museum with fascinating displays and facts on a whole variety of subjects as well as Devon life.
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Exeter Cathedral
An Anglican cathedral and the seat of the Bishop of Exeter. It is one of the great cathedrals of England, and one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture anywhere.
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South Devon Railway
One of the top heritage railways in the country alongside the picturesque river Dart. 40 mins. Friendly staff and crew, very family orientated. Beautifully restored engines.
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Wildwood Escot Park
Great for young and old alike. Full of interesting things to do and climb on. Amazing ‘Giant leap’ slide, Bird of Prey display, red squirrel feeding and new wolf pack
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Seaton Tramway
Beautifully restored trams many with open tops, which travel on a stunning route by the side of the river Axe. You may see a Heron or Egret on your journey.
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The Rusty Pig
Great dining experience, popular because of the relaxed atmosphere and unusual menu. Based on a charcuterie, all food sustainable/local, some based around all things piggy, veggies well catered for too.
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The Golden Lion
Enjoy a river side stroll to work off your food directly from the pub (dogs allowed in garden). Can be walked to and from Cadhay.
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Jack in the Green
Award winning restaurant often featured in the national press. Many of our guests have been very impressed by their wonderful food and service.
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Hunter's Path Teign Gorge Walk
A beautiful circular walk alongside the river Teign on the Anglers path, then back on the high Hunters path with great views of the Dartmoor scenery.
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Otterton and the River Otter
Take a stroll from Otterton down the path by the river Otter the sedate Budleigh Salterton or around the coast via Ladram bay.
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Branscombe Coast path
Stunning walk up and over the cliffs with pebbled beaches and great cafés either end and amazing views all the way along.
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Cobb, Lyme Regis
The famous Cobb has good shops and a sandy beach. Enjoy the traditions of the seaside: ice-creams, fish and chips and explore the fossil shops
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Beer Village
Lots to see and do in Beer itself. Some great shops, pubs or even better, mug of tea & bacon buttie watching the world go by in one of beach cafes.
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Beer
Perfect your aim with one of the thousands of pebbles on the beach, hire a boat to explore the bay or take a mackerel fishing trip in the summer.
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