Bideford Accommodation
About Bideford
Bideford is located in north Devon on the estuary of the River Torridge,
It used to be an important trading centre for tobacco and wool. Nowadays, it is a lovely town to visit but also a market town and a working port especially for fishing industry and also clay export.
The most famous town landmark is the Long Bridge and its 24 arches. It first started as a wooden bridge with a chapel at both sides but was replaced in the 16th century by a stone one that you can see today.
Bideford has still some little streets with small shops but there is now a large outlet shopping mal, Atlantic Village, including more than 35 shops offering substantial discounts together with a Family Adventure Park with live event and entertainment.
For the active visitors, there is the Tarka Trail, a popular North Devon walking and cycling route.
There are a lot to see around Bideford and Appledore, Instow and Clovelly but also Great Torrington and the Dartington Glass Factory will delight you in their own right.
There are plenty of accommodation in Bideford and its surroundings such as beautiful hotels, self catering facilities and camping and caravanning.
Bideford Attractions
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Some of our Accommodation in Bideford
BERRY PARKSelf Catering in Bideford
WELCOMBE
BIDEFORD
DEVON
EX39 6HH
Tel: 01288 331329
Berry Park is a splendid Victorian Country House, full of character and set in six acres of attractive gardens and fields in the beautiful Devon countryside right next to the Cornish Border. It is close to the sea, in the unspoiled hamlet of Welcombe. The house has been skillfully converted into apartments of various sizes. All have been carefully modernised to provide every comfort, whilst retaining the original Victorian features giving them style and character. There are also two cottages adj...(full details)
WEST TITCHBERRY FARM GUESTHOUSEGuesthouse in Bideford
HARTLAND POINT
BIDEFORD
DEVON
EX39 6AU
Tel: 01237 441287
Prices from £25.00 Per Person Per Night
The farm and cottage are set on the rugged North Devon coast half a mile from Hartland Point and the coastal path. A traditionally run stock farm keeping sheep and beef animals, it has been in the Heard family for three generations.
Farmhouse Accommodation
A typical Devon longhouse, the farmhouse is dated 1744. There are three letting rooms; a double, a twin and an en suite family room.
There is a bathroom and toilet upstairs and a separate shower room. Also a downstairs toilet. Each be...(full details)
