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The attractive market town of Honiton has long been famous for lace making and pottery, however today it is more well-known for its twice weekly market, antique shops specialising in furniture, art and second-hand books, and abundance of independent shops, galleries and cafés that fill this vibrant town.

Sandwiched between the East Devon and Blackdown Hills Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and within easy reach of the Dorset AONB, Dartmoor, and Exmoor, Honiton is the ideal spot from which to explore the rich and varied natural landscape of East Devon and neighbouring Dorset.

The seaside towns of Seaton, Beer and Lyme Regis are just a short drive away, where the stunning World Heritage Jurassic Coastline can be enjoyed. Just 20 minutes by car from Honiton, Seaton is a gateway to the Jurassic Coast, and a great spot for water sports, fishing, and many other traditional seaside activities, including viewing the magnificent coastline from the cliffs on the ever-popular South West Coast Path

Meanwhile, 25 minutes away you'll find the traditional seaside town of Lyme Regis, home to the family-friendly Lyme Regis Museum, and a fantastic place to hunt for fossils, enjoy the beach, stroll along the famous Cobb, or treat yourself to a meal at one of the many bars, cafés and restaurants that line the seafront promenade.

A holiday cottage in Honiton provides a picturesque base from which to explore the many rural and coastal delights of East Devon and neighbouring Dorset.

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The pretty market town of Honiton, with its wide range of independent shops, galleries and cafés and its proximity to the stunning Jurassic coastline is a great location for a holiday in Devon.

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The attractive market town of Honiton has long been famous for lace making and pottery, however today it is more well-known for its twice weekly market, antique shops specialising in furniture, art and second-hand books, and abundance of independent shops, galleries and cafés that fill this vibrant town.

Sandwiched between the East Devon and Blackdown Hills Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and within easy reach of the Dorset AONB, Dartmoor, and Exmoor, Honiton is the ideal spot from which to explore the rich and varied natural landscape of East Devon and neighbouring Dorset.

The seaside towns of Seaton, Beer and Lyme Regis are just a short drive away, where the stunning World Heritage Jurassic Coastline can be enjoyed. Just 20 minutes by car from Honiton, Seaton is a gateway to the Jurassic Coast, and a great spot for water sports, fishing, and many other traditional seaside activities, including viewing the magnificent coastline from the cliffs on the ever-popular South West Coast Path

Meanwhile, 25 minutes away you'll find the traditional seaside town of Lyme Regis, home to the family-friendly Lyme Regis Museum, and a fantastic place to hunt for fossils, enjoy the beach, stroll along the famous Cobb, or treat yourself to a meal at one of the many bars, cafés and restaurants that line the seafront promenade.

A holiday cottage in Honiton provides a picturesque base from which to explore the many rural and coastal delights of East Devon and neighbouring Dorset.


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Allhallows Museum
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Honiton is famous for its historic lace industry, and the Allhallows Museum is an homage to some of the highest quality production in the world.  In Honiton’s oldest building, dating back to 1327, it features examples of 16th to early 20th century Honiton lace.  The museum also incudes Honiton pottery, a mid Victorian furnished doll's house; palaeontology; children's toys; war memorabilia, mementos of Allhallows School and the Borough of Honiton; coins and trade tokens.  There are children’s activities when you visit, and lace making tutorials are of course a highlight, helping to keep the craft alive for future generations.  The museum is open from March to October although hours vary so keep an eye on the website.  Admission is free, but it is a charity, so all donations are welcome.

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An unexpected pleasure. This museum was delightful and interesting and the staff and volunteers gave visitors their time and help very generously.

June 2018


This was an amazing museum to visit -and you can try your hand at lace making --- highly recommended visit for all ages. A gem of a place...

June 2017


Playdome Indoor Play
(Less than a mile)

A soft play facility in Honiton, Playdome Indoor Play has a café on site, and is a safe environment for children to play and explore.  It’s perfect for kids’ parties, and is open seven days a week.  Prices start at £3.90 for children aged 1-4 years, and £5.30 for those over the age of 5.

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Honiton Golf Club
(2 miles)

Established in 1896, Honiton Golf Club is a beautiful mature parkland course that’s relatively flat and easy to walk.  That said, it still provides a challenge for ambitious players with 18 holes and lovely views in all directions.  The clubhouse and bar are charming, and there’s an indoor training facility as well as coaching, a golf simulator, putting greens, pro shop, practice grounds and nets.  Green fees start at £18 per day (members' guest fee) in peak season and the atmosphere is warm and welcoming.

http://www.honitongolfclub.co.uk/

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Heron Farm Vineyard
(2 miles)

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Heron Farm Vineyard is a small, family run vineyard set deep in the East Devon countryside.  Here you can spend a fabulous day taking part in tours and tastings with owners Peter and Christine, or buy their delicious wines and cider from the on-site shop. The tours are currently by appointment but there are exciting plans afoot, from Spring 2020 there will be a cafe 'The Vineyard Kitchen' opening plus a farmshop, playpark and self guided walks through the beautiful south facing vineyard. 

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Tasty ploughman's sharing platter. Not keen on fact that another table had a dog on their lap. Think this should have been discouraged.

August 2023


Cream tea was AMAZING!! beautiful surroundings, quality of food and drink is second to none. High speed charging station for EV was an added bonus!!

July 2021


Land Rover Experience Centre
(2 miles)

Release your inner rally driver at this 135 acre centre near Honiton where you can enjoy off road driving in the latest Land Rover models.  Choose from a variety of packages for a great day out. 

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