Lynmouth Holiday Retreat - Details
- Sleeps up to 4
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Photos & lodge info
Hiding high up amongst the rolling hills of Exmoor and nuzzling the dramatic cliffscape of the North Devon coastline, Lynmouth Holiday retreat settles into the dramatic backdrop overlooking Lynmouth bay and the gentle buzz of it’s harbourside-town. Whether you’re visiting for the first time or looking to own your own holiday home on site to visit whenever you desire, it’s the perfect place to get away and reset amongst the rolling hills of Exmoor.
The town of Lynmouth went from a tiny fishing village to a thriving Victorian tourist resort dubbed ‘Little Switzerland for it’s rolling hills, sheer cliffs and cascading rivers. Whilst the World around may be ever changing, both Lynton & Lynmouth retain their vintage charm, frozen in the reminiscence of an earlier time, the towns are separated by the highest water powered funicular railway in the World and adjoin the infamous mountainscape – The Valley of Rocks.
Lynmouth Holiday Retreat Features
- Sea views
- Outdoor seating area
- Open plan lounge with electric fireplace
- Fully equipped kitchen with fridge/freezer, kettle, toaster, pots, pans, utensils
- Family shower room with W.C.
- Beds made upon arrival, towels provided
- Grass area with private picnic bench
- WIFI available, limited at times
- Download Coast & Country Parks App for information
- Launderette with washer/tumble dryer (charges apply)
- Reception
- A great collection of two and three bedroom accommodation, ideal for a relaxing retreat with friends and family
- TV with Freeview
- Well equipped Kitchen
- Bath or shower
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Bed linen included, and towels included
- Gas and electricity included
- All non-smoking accommodation
- Babies must be included in party total
- 2 electric car charging points (subject to price charge)
- Parking outside each accommodation
- No smoking
Lynmouth Holiday Retreat Location
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