Blackdown Hills Lodges & Holiday Parks

Tucked away in South West England, the Blackdown Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is a scenic region that straddles the border of Somerset and Devon. The area celebrates a rich agricultural heritage, which is evident as you peruse the many farm shops and markets, full of local produce like cider and cheese. Wildlife and nature enthusiasts will delight in the diverse landscapes, with ancient woodlands, enchanting waterfalls, wildflower meadows and emerald hills to explore. From enjoying outdoor adventures like hiking and cycling to discovering picturesque villages such as Churchinford and Hemyock, the Blackdown Hills is equipped for both active getaways and serene escapes in England. Browse our Blackdown Hills lodges and holiday parks to find your perfect family accommodation, luxury bolthole or romantic hideaway.

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Dog-friendly holiday lodges in the Blackdown Hills

Otter Falls, Upottery, Honiton

Upottery, Honiton, Devon

Otter Falls

Swimming Pool
Lodges And Cottages
Pets Always Go Free

    4.7

    out of 5

    7 nights

    From

    £389
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    Lakeview Manor Lodges, Dunkeswell, Honiton

    Dunkeswell, Honiton, Devon

    Lakeview Manor Lodges

    Hot Tubs
    Bar And Restaurant
    Pets Always Go Free

      4.8

      out of 5

      7 nights

      From

      £529
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      Dog-friendly holiday parks in the Blackdown Hills

      Otter Falls, Upottery, Honiton

      Upottery, Honiton, Devon

      Otter Falls

      Swimming Pool
      Lodges And Cottages
      Pets Always Go Free

        4.7

        out of 5

        7 nights

        From

        £389
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        Lakeview Manor Lodges, Dunkeswell, Honiton

        Dunkeswell, Honiton, Devon

        Lakeview Manor Lodges

        Hot Tubs
        Bar And Restaurant
        Pets Always Go Free

          4.8

          out of 5

          7 nights

          From

          £529
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          Blackdown Hills holiday parks with hot tubs

          Otter Falls, Upottery, Honiton

          Upottery, Honiton, Devon

          Otter Falls

          Swimming Pool
          Lodges And Cottages
          Pets Always Go Free

            4.7

            out of 5

            7 nights

            From

            £439
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            Lakeview Manor Lodges, Dunkeswell, Honiton

            Dunkeswell, Honiton, Devon

            Lakeview Manor Lodges

            Hot Tubs
            Bar And Restaurant
            Pets Always Go Free

              4.8

              out of 5

              7 nights

              From

              £625
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              Our favourite Blackdown Hills walks for your UK getaway

              Hemyock Castle to Culmstock Beacon walk...

              This picturesque trail begins at the ruins of Hemyock Castle in Devon, in the north of the Blackdown Hills. As you follow the route, you’ll take in the beautiful scenery of the Culm Valley on your way to Culmstock Beacon, a historic signal point that today offers incredible hilltop views of the surrounding countryside. These are arguably some of the best views in the Blackdown Hills. The villages of Hemyock and Culmstock are both worth a visit, with their historic streets and cosy pubs.

              Wellington Monument walk...

              The Wellington Monument is a towering stone column near the village of Wellington in Somerset, dedicated to the Duke of Wellington, Arthur Wellesley, and his military achievements. It’s a notable landmark in the Blackdown Hills and this circular walk allows you to appreciate it from different viewpoints as you traverse through pretty woodlands and open fields. The monument’s position on the Blackdown Ridge gives you some impressive vistas of the enchanting landscape.

              Otterhead Lakes walk...

              This serene lakeside walk takes you around not one, but two picturesque lakes, as you explore woodland and take in tranquil views. Otterhead Lakes is a popular spot for wildlife watching and, if you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of the elusive otters which the lakes are named after. The peaceful setting here is perfect for a romantic stroll or a leisurely picnic, surrounded by nature. Nearby, the delightful village of Churchinford has a cosy pub you can pop into after your walk.

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