Set in an idyllic setting, surrounded by an atmosphere of peace and tranquillity, these secluded lodges are nestled in 25 acres of woodland and boast five well stocked fishing lakes. Situated between the North Devon towns of Bideford, Barnstaple and Torrington, the lodges are set down a picturesque tree lined woodland drive at the entrance to Bulworthy Forest and offer the perfect environment for a relaxing and memorable holiday.

There is a sandy beach just 5 miles away, with shops and a pub within 4 miles. Enjoy the free carp and coarse fishing available. The beautiful surrounding woods invite leisurely rambles and are home to an abundance of wildlife, and a variety of flora and fauna. Due to the steep gradients and steps,

Bulworthy Forest Lodges are not suitable for wheelchair users or persons with severe mobility difficulties.

Barnstaple whilst ranking among the oldest boroughs in the kingdom, strikes the visitor as a progressive little town, full of cheerful busyness, and for the tourist who has only a few days in which to explore North Devon there Is no more convenient headquarters. Geographically, and in regard to roads and railway routes, it is centrally situated, and of late years has become popular not only with all classes of summer visitors but with permanent residents. It has good shops and social amenities and facilities for education and sport are excellent and the climate is good. Many visitors approach the town from the Bridge, 700 feet long, which spans the river Taw

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