Explore Mid Devon: Tiverton

Situated in the southwest of England District Mid Devon, Tiverton is located between two rivers, the River Exe and River Lowman. This is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful county of Devon, with Exmoor National Park to the north and Dartmoor National Park, south of town. Surrounding areas include the larger towns of Crediton and Cullompton and rural picturesque villages like Bampton and Rackenford which are both located on the edge of Exmoor. As a popular holiday destination, Mid Devon has a number of attractions available for all ages, with a number of types of accommodation, including camping, caravanning, self catering cottages and a variety of hotels in Brief HistoryThe Devon.A behalf of City come from \' Twy-Ford t \' which means city of two fords - River Exe and River Lowman. human occupation dating from the Stone Age. An Iron Age hill fort, Cranmore, stands at the top of the hill above the town of Exeter, and a Roman fort was discovered below the hill near Cou
rt Bolham Knightshayes, just north of town.In Middle Ages, the was an industrial center of Tiverton in Devon, particularly wool and textile trade, which meant the city has grown considerably in 16th and 17th centuries. A number of wealthy wool merchants contributed to the expansion of the city, and now the property, with involvement in financing and construction of an additional chapel at St. Peter Church and School Blundell for local AttractionsTo children.Natural north of Tiverton lies Exmoor National Park rivers , which offers tranquil moorland, winding, a stunning coastline and rugged cliffs. This untouched countryside is a paradise for pedestrians, horse riders and mountain bikers. Other activities on offer include a hand sliding sports such as sailing and boating, fishing and walks in face value shooting.Coastal include walks in and around Porlock, Lynton, Lynton and around Valley Rocks. Sailing is best explored on Wimbleball Lake and boating on the rivers may occur ex
e and Barle.Historical AttractionsThe Grand Western Canal Country Park is 11:15 miles long, located in Tiverton. The park is popular with pedestrians and wildlife enthusiasts, with an abundance of plants and animals, with birds such as seagulls do appearance.The canal towpath is a common multiple links to other public ways and is now accessible for cyclists - hire cycle is available from Abbotshood Cyclehire, Greenway Bridge and Halberton. In addition, you can explore channel rowboat, canoes and small motor boats.Knighthayes Court is a striking Victorian mansion with beautiful views overlooking Devon countryside. Located near Bolham Tiverton, the house reveals a fascinating insight into Victorian life great and is perfect for the whole family. There is also a gift shop, plant shop and licensed restaurant.Other attractions include Tiverton Bickleigh Mill and Museum, and there Diggerland Devon Railway Centre and attractions for all family.Explore Mid Devon and Tiverton. With a
wealth of history the city offers historic attractions, Exmoor National Park and a range of accommodation types from camping, guest houses, hotels and a range of caravanning in Devon.