Staying at The Rams Head Inn
‘A great place to dine or stay a while’
01805 804255
Cosy Boutique Coaching Inn
Set in the heart of this picturesque North Devon village, the Rams Head Inn offers a real home away from home. The modern and tasteful refurbishment of this 17th Century Coaching Inn has transformed this hotel. The mix of antique and unique pieces of furniture in all public areas and in the bedrooms themselves are in keeping with the age of the building whilst combining modern day luxuries. Each bedroom has been individually decorated and all the bathrooms are still in keeping with the tasteful décor whilst finished with modern fittings to ensure that perfect, relaxed getaway.
Our dog friendly approach and attention to dietary needs means guests from near and far seek us out. After all the small details make a huge difference and Nico Vanessa and family ensure this sets them apart from the rest.
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Below are some links and ideas of things to do in North Devon…
If you're looking for a great family day out come along to RHS Rosemoor. More than a garden Rosemoor is a unique place that people of all ages return to time and again for ideas inspiration or simply to enjoy a fun family day out.
The Tarka Trail is a pedestrian and cycle way in the North Devon Biosphere Reserve. It runs in a 163 mile figure-of-eight through landscapes little changed from those described by Henry Williamson in his classic 1927 novel Tarka the Otter.
Arlington Court is an unexpected jewel on the edge of Exmoor, a complete family estate held by the Chichester family for over five hundred years. The collection consists of treasures for all tastes, from model ships to shells, collected over several generations.
The Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple opened its doors in 1994 following a 1.2 million refurbishment to give the South West a beautiful 680 seat venue.
The Landmark Theatre is the second theatre situated at Ilfracombe and a full list of programs at each venue can be seen on the website
A picturesque fishing village set in amongst the rugged North Devon cliffs Clovelly has been associated with just three families since the middle of the 13th century, a period of nearly 800 years. Donkeys are still used to carry goods down the steep cobbled streets
Watch the highly skilled craftsmen shape beautiful crystal perfecting an art form 3 000 years in the making. The tour of the glass factory allows visitors to get really close in complete safety on elevated viewing galleries. Save a fortune in the factory shop, the biggest glass shop in the country.
