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Our favourite National Trust to visit in South Devon

Planning a visit to South Devon? Then these National Trust properties in South Devon will help form your getaway itinerary, perfect for long weekends with the family or leisurely days out as a couple. All five of these National Trust properties in South Devon are rich with history and offer unique architecture, walks and opportunities to spot some rare wildlife. Enjoy exploring the properties and...


A Guide to Visiting the Best Markets in Devon

Devon is a region known for its rolling hills, pretty seaside towns and villages, and of course scrumptious cream teas. One of the best ways to experience all of these things is by exploring the markets in Devon. From bustling farmers' markets to quaint artisanal fairs, these markets offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the local community and discover a wide array of seasonal and local...


Top Eight Reasons for Winter Holidays in the UK

While we don’t always think of it, Winter is actually a great time to holiday in the UK. Cosy days, nights in, family fun, cracking Winter walks, stress-free travel - there’s plenty to enjoy. And if you chose the right holiday home you can transform your break from a good one to a superb one. So here’s the Long Barn Cottages recipe for rustling up marvellous, memorable Winter holidays...


Free Things to Do in Devon this Summer

There is a wealth of free things to do in Devon this summer, ready to fill happy days with culture, country and coast. Offering the perfect mix of popular and off-the-beaten track activities and attractions, the extensive array of things to do ensures all generations have plenty to look forward to. Naturally, we just had to share some of our favourites. From bucket-and-spade days on one of Devon&...


The Best Charity Shops in South Devon

If someone put a water pistol to your head and asked you to name the top three British pastimes, what would you say? Sipping tea has got to take the number one spot. Then, as a close second, talking (or moaning) about the weather. But what about number three? Easy – browsing charity shops. In our minds, hunting for bargains is as British as buttery crumpets. Seasoned thrifters, we have some...