Decoy Country Park is a lakeside Nature Reserve but also provides opportunities to enjoy formal playing fields and a large children's play area with a water play feature. Other popular amenities include summer water sports activities and woodland walks with a trim trail incorporated into…
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As the Highway Authority for Devon, the County Council is responsible for 3,200 miles (4,960km) of public rights of way. To find out more about where to Walk, Ride and Cycle in Devon please visit our website. This will take you to a map where…
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Local authority responsible for providing council services for the people of East Devon.
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Exeter City Council is the City and non-metropolitan district council for Exeter.   The City Council provides a range of services within the city including housing, refuse collections and recycling, planning, economic development, tourism, leisure and arts facilities and activities.
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The Exeter Green Circle is a twelve mile walk that provides a great walking experience within the boundaries of Exeter - from green countryside valley parks to the pavements of quiet leafy suburbs.
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Exeter has hundreds of hectares of attractive countryside within its boundary. Much of this is accessible for the public to walk in. The main areas of public access are designated as valley parks. Exeter's valley parks are there for all to enjoy. Close to people's homes,…
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The friends of Stoodley Knowle aim to maintain and enhance this beautiful green space and conserve endangered species that call it home. They work with Torbay Council, the police and other agencies to help look after the area, and welcome new members to join in…
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Can lead guided walks on open moorland like Dartmoor and town trails including Okehampton, Tavistock, Princetown, and Ivybridge. Has a local knowledge of history and wildlife. Has first aid and is DBS checked. Any age group any length of walk from 1 mile to 20 miles. Can…
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Lovely park left to the village in 1924 and now run by eleven volunteer Trustees.  Used by Pyworthy Sports Club who have a MUGA (Multi Use Games Area) in the Park and hold annual 5-a-side football tournaments.  There is a safe enclosed area with swings and other…
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Large recreation area at mouth of River Lyn, Lynmouth. Tennis, putting etc available.
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