Forest Glade
Campsite in Sheldon
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View allCherry Close Playground
Weston · 5.6 miles
Child & Adult Swings, Small & Large Slides, Climbing Apparatus for Smaller and Older Children, Surface-Level Trampoline, Train and Ticket Desk. One bench and bin available.
RAF Culmhead (Scheduled Monument)
Churchstanton · 8.1 miles
Extant remains of fighter pens, shelters, hangars, control towers and taxiways associated with a disused WWII fighter station.
Pixies' Parlour
Wiggaton · 8.1 miles
Pixie's Parlour is a cave known to where the pixies of Ottery St. Mary, were banished to during the now annual local event named Pixie Day.
"I Am" Stone
Tiverton · 8.7 miles
{Inscription Continued} Et ne nos inducas in tentationem, sed libera nos a malo, quoniam tuum est regnum, et potentia, et gloria, per saecula saeculorum.
Rockbeare War Memorial
Rockbeare · 9.3 miles
Cross of rough-hewn granite surmounts a square plinth with the inscription. It stands on three-stepped stone base with the octagonal top two steps bearing the names. The bottom step of the base is square.
Acland Memorial Cross
Lower Budlake · 9.3 miles
Memorial to Sir Thomas Dyke Acland in the form of a Celtic cross on octagonal base.
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