Porlock Vale

Things To See and Do

Dovery Manor Museum

Sculpture Trail

Out and About

Events Diary

Map of Porlock Vale

Meetings Diary

Places To Eat and Drink

Things To See and Do

Situated in the beautiful village of Porlock, the Ship Inn is one of the oldest inns on Exmoor.

• Bed and Breakfast.
• Monthly changing a la carte menu.
• Garden.
• Children's play area.
• Large outdoor terrace.
• Sunday roasts and lunches.
• Weddings and small parties catered for.

Porlock Weir Marine Aquariums

Lyn Marie 2

Wildlife in Wood

Wildlife in Wood is an exhibition of lifesized wood sculptures, depicting many different species of wildlife found on and around Exmoor. Varying in size from dormice to deer, the pieces are cut in local wood by sculptor Mike Leach.

Dovery Manor Museum

Museum of locally based collections of artefacts, displays, books, photographs and pictures, all housed in the Historic Dovery Manor.

Allerford Museum

The Allerford Rural Life Museum is housed in the old Village School. The school was used from 1821 to 1981 and opened as the Rural Life Museum in 1983.

Exmoor Classic Cars

Greencombe Gardens

Burrowhayes Farm

Exmoor Safaris

Explore the natural magic of Exmoor for yourself on our nature safari. Let us introduce you to the very best that Exmoor has to offer. Our 2.5 hour safari gives you a flavour of the spectacular Exmoor National Park. Windswept moorland, rolling combes, steep wooded valleys and dramatic cliffs and coastline. Spot the elusive Red Deer, which roam free across open, moor land, buzzards, hares and hardy Exmoor ponies.

Red Stag Safari

Red Stag Safari provides Exmoor Safaris by Exmoor People in comfort in a Land Rover Discovery 3 with the legendary off road ability of a Land Rover combined with the comfort of a luxury car. Ford Exmoors rivers. Knowledgeable local Exmoor man as guide. View the landmarks, wildlife, ponies and deer. Learn about the geology, history, farming, customs and Lorna Doone.

The Coleridge Way

The Coleridge Way is a walk of 36 miles through the stunning Somerset countryside of the Quantock Hills, the Brendon Hills and Exmoor, a landscape that inspired Coleridge to produce some of his best known work.

South West Coast Path

The South West Coast Path National Trail starts from Minehead and ends in Poole, Dorset.

The trail offers 630 miles of superb coastal walking.

Sculpture Trail

A trail of large wooden sculptures by artists from around the world arranged along the disabled path at Webbers Post.