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Photo of Cadhay, a Grade II registered house & garden near Ottery St Mary, Devon, south west England.

Cadhay© Lee Maxwell Photography / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0

Places to explore near Feniton StationFeniton

18 places within 10 km — the standouts first, nearest first within each group.

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Worth the tripnational icons and local highlights within reach

Photo of Cadhay, a Grade II registered house & garden near Ottery St Mary, Devon, south west England.Highlight

Cadhay

House & garden near Ottery St Mary

A Tudor manor whose courtyard carries statues of Henry VIII and his children.

3.1 km S

Photo of East Devon, a National Landscape in Devon, south west England.Highlight

East Devon

National Landscape near Branscombe

Red Triassic cliffs, pebble heaths and the western start of the Jurassic Coast, with easy coast-path walking

3.2 km E

Photo of Ottery St Mary, a village in Devon, south west England.Highlight

Ottery St Mary

Village

East Devon town on the Otter with a great collegiate church modelled on Exeter Cathedral, birthplace of Coleridge.

3.9 km S · Devon

Photo of The PIG-at Combe, a restaurant near Gittisham, Devon, south west England.Highlight

The PIG-at Combe

Restaurant · With rooms near Gittisham

Kitchen-garden dining at the Elizabethan PIG country-house hotel outside the thatched village of Gittisham.

4.1 km E

Photo of Broadhembury, a village in Devon, south west England.Highlight

Broadhembury

Village

Estate village of cream-washed thatched cottages and a fine church, among the prettiest in the Blackdown Hills.

5.3 km N · Devon

Photo of The Five Bells Inn, a gastropub near Clyst Hydon, Devon, south west England.Highlight

The Five Bells Inn

Gastropub · With rooms near Clyst Hydon

Thatched 16th-century Devon village inn with rooms, good-value country cooking.

7 km W

Also nearbygood places nearby, nearest first

Photo of the Blackdown Hills, a National Landscape in south west England.

Blackdown Hills

National Landscape near Broadhembury

Quiet farmland, wooded combes and little lanes on the Devon–Somerset border — a gentle, unhurried corner

3.8 km NE

Courtney's of Whimple

Farm & farm shop near Whimple

East Devon cider maker at Whimple, an old cider-orchard village, with a shop and seasonal tasting events.

5.5 km SW

Whimple Heritage Centre

Attraction near Ottery St Mary

A small free museum in an old East Devon cider village telling the story of its Whiteways cider heyday.

5.6 km SW

Photo of Prickly Pear, a country estate near Ottery St Mary, Devon, south west England.

Prickly Pear

Country estate near Ottery St Mary

A National Trust place in Devon.

6 km SW

Photo of Sidbury, a village in Devon, south west England.

Sidbury

Village

East Devon village of postcard cottages and gardens in the Sid Valley, a repeat best-kept-village winner.

8.8 km SE · Devon

Photo of Dumpdon Hill, a country estate near Broadhembury in the Blackdown Hills, Devon, south west England.

Dumpdon Hill

Country estate near Broadhembury

A National Trust place in Devon.

9.4 km NE

Photo of the East Devon Heritage Coast, Devon, south west England.

East Devon

Heritage Coast near Branscombe

A protected stretch of Heritage Coast in Devon.

9.8 km S

Everything else within 10 km (5) — reserves, earthworks & places to check before travelling

Ordered by how far each place is worth travelling for, then by distance. Distances are straight-line to the nearest edge of each place — paths wind, of course.