Hideaway in the gorgeous countryside around Exton in Somerset. With the lush greenery of Exmoor National Park all around and plenty West Country charm, this is a superb place for a rural retreat break. Options include thatched cottages with pretty quintessentially English gardens, cosy holiday lodges, and secluded stone-built escapes. Choose the type of self-catering holiday accommodation in Exton that best suits you.
What Exton, Somerset offers for Self-Catering Holidays
Exton itself is a small tranquil village which lies by the River Exe. Whether you want a go-slow relax and unwind break or a full-on activity holiday, there is something for everyone in this part of Somerset.
What to See and Do on a Cottage Holiday in Exton?
For days out, places to visit include:
• The charming historic town of Dunster with its medieval buildings, country inns and historic Dunster Castle is well worth a visit and is only 9 miles from Exton,
• The seaside town of Minehead, renowned for its beach, coastal fun and fish and chips is just 13 miles away,
• Blue Anchor beach is 12 miles from Exton, and ideal for lazy days on the beach.
• Enjoy days out in Exmoor National Park with its beautiful rolling hills, coastal and moorland views, woodlands, and nature trails. Whether you want to enjoy walking, hiking, cycling, fishing, bird watching or horse riding, it’s all possible in Exmoor.
• Other popular places to visit and beauty spots include Exmoor Pony Centre, the Tarr Steps, Dunkery Beacon and Wimblehall Lake.
When it comes to dining out, discover charming village pubs, gastro pubs and don’t miss the chance to have a cream tea.
Book the Perfect Exton Cottage for you
Whether you opt to book a romantic escape, a family-friendly holiday home, or a tranquil escape where you can get back to nature, we hope you find the perfect Exton cottage for you on Country Cottages Online.
Whether you choose to book a holiday cottage in Exton, an apartment, a lodge or another type of self-catering holiday accommodation, we hope you have your best holiday yet in Somerset.