Explore Royal North Devon Golf Club and its Surroundings

The Big Sheep (2.1 miles)
Lots to do here, from feeding lambs and watching sheepdog trials to pony and tractor rides.
www.thebigsheep.co.uk

The Appledore Crafts Company (1.6 miles)
Art in every kind of medium is on display in this artist's co-operative.
www.appledorecraftscompany.co.uk

The Burton Art Gallery (1.8 miles)
Home to the Bideford Museum, a large crafts gallery and historic paintings.
www.burtonartgallery.co.uk

Waterside Gallery (2.1 miles)
Occasional exhibitions and, as you might expect, plenty of local seascapes.
www.watersideart.co.uk

Decks (2.2 miles)
Classic dishes and great views over the River Torridge to Appledore.
www.decksrestaurant.co.uk

Tarka Cruises (1.7 miles)
Wildlife viewing boat trips along the Torridge Estuary.

Bideford Cycle, Surf and Kayak Hire (2.3 miles)
Take an amble down the coast or a potter along the banks of the River Torridge. Bideford Cycle, Surf and Kayak Hire offer hire and sale of cycles, kayaks, surfboards, body boards and wet suits.
bidefordbicyclehire.co.uk

Skern Lodge (1.2 miles)
Bridge jumping, rafting, high ropes, zip wires - whatever activities you fancy trying, Skern Lodge will put together a family day for you.
www.skernlodge.com

Tapeley Park (2.5 miles)
Utterly romantic formal gardens with terraces, sweeps of lawn and a walled kitchen garden.
www.tapeleypark.com

North Devon Maritime Museum (1.5 miles)
Charting the long and illustrious seafaring history of north Devon with plenty of curiosities and fascinating artefacts to examine.

The Quay Gallery and Restaurant (1.7 miles)
Enjoy views of the estuary and local art as you eat.
www.9thequay.co.uk

Marshford Organic Foods (.9 miles)
www.marshford.co.uk

Bideford (2.0 miles)
Just what you want in a seaside village - whitewashed cottages, higgledy-piggledy narrow lanes, a quaint harbour and plenty of cosy pubs and cafes to linger in.

Westward Ho! (.4 miles)
Westward Ho! is one of possibly only two place names in the world that features an exclamation mark; it’s almost impossible to say it without breaking into a smile. Once dominated by holiday camps, Westward Ho! has been updated in recent years and although it remains a lively resort, it now has a thriving permanent population. The big draw, of course, is the beach – two miles of sand stretch into the distance, backed by a pebble ridge that forms a dividing line between the beach and Northam Burrows Country Park, a magnificent stretch of salt marsh, grassland and sand dunes.