Bampton

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County - Devon | Map
Tel code: 01398 | code search
Postcode: EX16 | code search
Population: 1600
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Folk Customs:
Burning the Ashen Faggot
Hatherleigh Carnival Tar Barrels
Kingsteignton Ram Roast
Passing the Port
Pretty Maid’s Charity
Tar Barrels & Rock Cannons of Ottery
The Barnstaple Shilling
Turning the Devil’s Stone

Bampton Events

October
Bampton Charter Fair
Bampton Fair

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Bampton is located in Mid Devon near the border with Somerset and on the edge of Exmoor National Park. The centre of the village is a complete conservation area with an abundance of Listed buildings. Bampton has won the national Britain in Bloom competition 6 times, the most recent in the Millennium year and has been awarded 5 RHS Gold Medals from South West in Bloom during the last 6 years. With shops, pubs, restaurants and places to stay, Bampton has much to offer apart from its floral displays. Though parts of St Michael’s and All Angels church date from the early 12th Century during the Norman occupation, few buildings in Bampton pre-date 1645. During the Civil War, the Parliamentarian and Royalist armies clashed in Bampton and much was burned. Bampton has many fine places to eat, drink and stay, several of which serve locally produced food. About 4 miles East of Bampton is the Waterrow Touring Park, a 12 acre landscaped park with facilities for campers and caravaners including heated amenities block, laundry room, freezer, payphone and day kennels for dogs. Open all year, the Park aims to provide a quiet and relaxing way of life for adults only.

Cottage

Ben Brook Cottage at Williams Mill
Leat Cottage
Old House Cottage

Inn

The Exeter Inn

Pub and Bar

Seahorse Inn
The Quarrymans Rest
The Swan Hotel
White Horse Inn

Restaurant

The Bark House

Self-Catering

Ben Brook Cottage at Williams Mill

Shops

Jackson Butchers
Bampton Fruit & Vegetables
Earth Gallery

Antiques

Caxtons Collectiques

Activities

Four Ponds(Fishing)

Places to Stay near Bampton

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Heron House (0.03 miles)

Heron House

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First time visitors to Heron House cannot help but be charmed by this delightful Georgian town house with its beautiful walled garden in the centre of the ancient village of ... More | visit website

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Blackberries (0.10 miles)

Blackberries

Blackberries is located in the picturesque and thriving village of Bampton in mid-Devon, on the edge of the Exmoor National Park. Extensive restaurant/bar menu, free parking.

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The Exeter Inn (0.80 miles)

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The Exeter Inn is an historic 15th Century Inn and Restaurant set amongst emerald green hills in the upper reaches of the delightful Exe Valley, in the beautiful Devon/Somerset border ... More

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Ben Brook Cottage at Williams Mill (1.58 miles)

Ben Brook Cottage at Williams Mill

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These attractive and well furnished cottages, set within the owners' 6½ acre grounds, share a brook bordered garden overlooking their separate terraces, and are ideally positioned for ... More

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Middle Upcott Farm (3.76 miles)

Middle Upcott Farm

Middle Upcott Farm provides the discerning Exmoor visitor with top quality bed and breakfast accommodation near Dulverton. We also have comfortable horse accommodation for those who wish to ride in the famous Exmoor National Park. This ... More | visit website

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Hartnoll Country House Hotel (4.74 miles)

Providing a warm and friendly welcome; the Hartnoll Hotel offers a relaxing country break.Each of the sixteen en-suite bedrooms has been tastefully furnished and is equipped with remote control TV; tea & coffee making facilities ... More | visit website
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Wattles at Lawpit Lodges (4.90 miles)

Wattles at Lawpit Lodges

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Set in sumptous Devon countryside and enjoying views over an adjacent lake, these two newly built holiday lodges offer extremely well appointed accommodation and their own private ... More

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Hawkwell Farmhouse (5.33 miles)

Hawkwell Farmhouse

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A Delightful south facing Devonshire long house, full of character and close to Dulverton, dating back to the Domesday Book. We offer discerning guests ... More

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Brambles Bed and Breakfast (5.82 miles)

Brambles Bed and Breakfast
Brambles Bed and Breakfast is conveniently located less than ten minutes from Tiverton town centre and only 2 miles from the M5 (Junction 27) and A361 for North Devon. Originally dating back to the mid ... More | visit website
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Brambles Self Catering (5.82 miles)

Brambles Self Catering
Hidden and unspoilt, Whitnage, near Tiverton in Devon, is a quiet rural hamlet with less than a dozen cottages and has panoramic views of the Exe Valley and the Blackdown Hills. Less than a mile ... More | visit website

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