Lodge 68 - Fern Gully, Chudleigh

Summary:

Lodge 68 - Fern Gully near Chudleigh, Devon sleeps six people in three bedrooms.



The Space:

Lodge 68 - Fern Gully consists of an open-plan living space with gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, dining seating, and Smart TV, and sauna. The bedrooms consist of a double with TV and balcony, ground-floor twin, and twin, with a bathroom and ground-floor shower room. WiFi, fuel, power, bed linen, and towels inc. in rent. Outside, there is enclosed decking with furniture and hot tub, and private parking for one car. Travel cot and highchair. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Enjoy a memorable escape to Devon at Lodge 68 - Fern Gully. Note: Early check-in/late check-out available at extra charge. Note: 100 GBP breakage deposit. Note: Finlake not advisable for those with mobility difficulties. Note: Grocery delivery can be pre-ordered. Note: Fishing lakes, swimming pools, gym, sauna, steam room, spa, adventure park, horse riding, tennis courts, and a restaurant on-site. Note: Starter pack of cleaning products provided. Note: Toiletries not provided.



The Neighborhood:

Chudleigh is an ancient wool town resting in the Teignbridge District area of Devon, with plenty of history and scenic sights to explore at any time of year. The town has a history dating back to the Saxon times, with many place names from this time still being seen today, as well as historical wonders such as caves at Rock, as well as an Iron Age hillfort overlooking the town. Chudleigh also hosts a good range of amenities, including two pubs, an English restaurant, convenience stores, quaint shops, and much more to assist with a self-catered stay. The Teign Valley is a dramatically steep wooded valley to the Eastern flank of Dartmoor National Park between the villages of Dunsford in the North and Chudleigh to the South. The villages of Christow, Lower and Higher Ashton, Dunsford, and Hennock are peaceful locations for holidays with beautiful scenery all around with hills, fields, rivers, and stunning thatched cottages. The entire area in and around Chudleigh is a walker's paradise with magnificent views to be admired. If you’re feeling a little more energetic then you could try your hand at rock climbing, go kayaking on the nearby River Teign, mountain biking, or trekking around the location and beyond. Nearby, must-visit attractions include Canonteign Falls, England’s highest man-made waterfall which boasts a stunning 70-metre drop, lush woodlands, and scenic walking trails, Kent Cavern a prehistoric cave, once the home of ancient humans that is adorned with 400-million-year-old rocks, impressive stalagmites and stalactites and Bygones, a captivating Museum offering insight into Victorian life. Thrill seekers may even want to visit Go Ape Haldon Forest Adventures in Haldon Forest and take on their tree-top challenge and adventure. You can also spend a day in the traditional seaside town of Dawlish, perfect for relaxing beach days with a variety of family-friendly attractions and amusements, while The Lawn and Brook is where you can find the famed majestic black swans. Spend a day in the ancient town of Exeter, with its wonderful City Walls encompassing its centre as well as the wonders of its Gothic cathedral, Exeter Castle, and many more landmarks awaiting to be discovered. With easy access to Dartmoor National Park, and within easy reach of all of the excitement of Newton Abbot, Torquay and Paignton, there's no better choice than a trip to Chudleigh to explore the coast and countryside of Devon.