Shaldon Wildlife Trust Zoo
1 November 2015
The meerkats are always great entertainment and there are some incredibly exotic animals you may never have heard of.
Places To Visit near Dawlish
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Shaldon Wildlife Trust Zoo
The meerkats are always great entertainment and there are some incredibly exotic animals you may never have heard of.
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A la Ronde
English eccentricity at its inimitable best. In the 18th Century two spinster cousins, Jane and Mary Palmer, went on a grand tour of Europe. When they returned to England they had this quirky 16-sided house built and decorated the interior with a fascinating collection of mementoes from their travels. The shell-encrusted gallery is reputed to contain nearly 25,000 shells. Get into the spirit of things while you're here by dressing up as a Regency Lady or Victorian Gentleman.
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Dawlish Museum
A small but perfectly formed museum with displays in eleven rooms over three floors. From the bagpipes of Piper Bill Millins (D-Day landings) to a display of the great storm of 2014 when the railway line was washed away, there's something for everyone. Check opening times before you visit.
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Homeyards Botanical Gardens
Situated on a hillside overlooking Shaldon, these gardens enjoy wonderful views of the Teign estuary. Interesting features here include a castle, pond and Italian garden.
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Pirates Cove Adventure Golf
Recently refurbished this fun filled attraction can be enjoyed by all the family. Great entertainment whatever the weather.
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Teignmouth and Shaldon Museum
Learn about Devon's shipwrecks and treasures, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and the history of train travel and the West Country's first flying school.
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Teignmouth Den
Outdoor fun on Teignmouth's seafront with crazy golf, swings and slides and a skatepark.
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Teignmouth Lido
Holidaymakers and locals have been visiting the lido on Teignmouth's seafront every summer for over 30 years, since it opened in 1976. The train station is within strolling distance so you can make a seaside day out of it.
Places To Visit near Dawlish
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A la Ronde
16 November 2010
English eccentricity at its inimitable best. In the 18th Century two spinster cousins, Jane and Mary Palmer, went on a grand tour of Europe. When they returned to England they had this quirky 16-sided house built and decorated the interior with a fascinating collection of mementoes from their travels. The shell-encrusted gallery is reputed to contain nearly 25,000 shells. Get into the spirit of things while you're here by dressing up as a Regency Lady or Victorian Gentleman.
Dawlish Museum
A small but perfectly formed museum with displays in eleven rooms over three floors. From the bagpipes of Piper Bill Millins (D-Day landings) to a display of the great storm of 2014 when the railway line was washed away, there's something for everyone. Check opening times before you visit.
Exmouth Gallery
Some good local art at affordable prices.
Homeyards Botanical Gardens
Situated on a hillside overlooking Shaldon, these gardens enjoy wonderful views of the Teign estuary. Interesting features here include a castle, pond and Italian garden.
Pirates Cove Adventure Golf
Recently refurbished this fun filled attraction can be enjoyed by all the family. Great entertainment whatever the weather.
Savoy Cinema
The latest releases. Use their Web site to reserve your seats.
Teignmouth and Shaldon Museum
Learn about Devon's shipwrecks and treasures, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and the history of train travel and the West Country's first flying school.
Teignmouth Den
Outdoor fun on Teignmouth's seafront with crazy golf, swings and slides and a skatepark.
Teignmouth Lido
Holidaymakers and locals have been visiting the lido on Teignmouth's seafront every summer for over 30 years, since it opened in 1976. The train station is within strolling distance so you can make a seaside day out of it.